In firefox 20.0, print to file defaults to letter. If I change this to
A4, the PDF file on disk is still marked as size Letter. So various PDF
readers assume it's Letter.
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in print-to-file I first have to select a different paper size (any
different paper size), then re-select A4, then I get A4 paper size in
the .pdf. Otherwise I get letter.
printer_Print_to_File.print_paper_name=iso_a4
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suspend / resume reconnects the mouse.
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hcidump of failed connection:
ACL data: handle 13 flags 0x02 dlen 13
L2CAP(d): cid 0x0041 len 9 [psm 19]
HIDP: Data: Input report
ad infinitum
hcidump of working connection:
ACL data: handle 13 flags 0x02 dlen 13
L2CAP(d): cid 0x0041 len 9 [psm 0]
ad infinitum.
Dunno what
Public bug reported:
When printing, and choosing print to file, the .pdf is always
generated in the home directory, and not in the chosen directory.
Print to file lets one choose a directory, however, this is ignored.
This used to work correctly as recently as October. I think this might have
I've found a probable cause.
xrandr won't enable LVDS1 unless VGA1 is off. So I have to plug in
VGA1, and then run:
xrandr --output VGA1 --off
xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1366x768
xrandr --output VGA1 --auto
xrandr --output VGA1 --primary
I have to turn VGA1 off, then I can turn LVDS1 on, and
gdm: mirrors display.
kde: works (but KDE limits the resolution options to two or three for each
screen)
xrandr: works
gnome classic: doesn't work
gnome shell: doesn't work
doesn't work means systemsettings-display notices both monitors, and
will let you set resolutions, etc. except LVDS1 never
xrandr -q output
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gnome classic appears to be based on gnome3 now. systemsettings looks
identical to gnome-shell's.
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Title:
No multiple monitors
To manage
I just noticed LVDS1 is listed as 0mm by 0mm. Dunno if that's correct,
but it certainly looks odd.
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No multiple monitors
To manage
definitely reconnect when running hcidump. doesn't reconnect otherwise.
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Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect
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Public bug reported:
Gnome-shell usually doesn't run on multiple monitors, even though it's
configured in SystemSettings - Displays
usually because once in a blue moon it does. So the hardware supports
it.
xrandr lists:
LVDS1 connected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
1366x768
Public bug reported:
As of today, my locale changed for some unknown reason. I assume a apt
upgrade, but I actually don't know.
It used to be English South Africa (en_ZA), now it's Afrikaans South
Africa (af_ZA) While I understand Afrikaans, and I have 29 locales
installed, I don't understand
The mouse reconnects when I run hcidump. Why would running hcidump
suddenly reconnect it?
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Bluetooth mouse fails to reconnect
To manage
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My Belkin bluetooth mouse works fine until I disable and enable
bluetooth. After that, it's reported as connected, but no longer moves
the mouse cursor.
I sometimes have to disable and enable bluetooth to bounce the wireless
network connectivity to reconnect to the wireless
Still happens with 12.04 - 12.10
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Title:
package colord 0.1.16-2 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage:
subprocess installed
To fix the resize problem in 12.04:
cd /usr/share/icons/oxy-your-colour/icons/
sudo ln -s n-resize top_side
sudo ln -s s-resize bottom_side
sudo ln -s e-resize right_side
sudo ln -s w-resize left_side
sudo ln -s size_bdiag bottom_left_corner
sudo ln -s size_bdiag top_right_corner
sudo ln -s
My internal microphone is missing. It works with the workaround (remove
require-any from the config file)
Sony Vaio VPC-W115XG (atom netbook)
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My built-in microphone works, but the analog input port doesn't. It's
not detected. There is no analog input in the drop-down list under
input in the settings.
There is a drop-down for headphones vs. speakers.
This used to work fine in 11.10.
Filed under pulseaudio, but
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Analog microphone no longer detected
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I've upgraded to Precise.
xrandr still reports max as 4096x4096, which I think the hardware
doesn't do.
The below might need a separate bug report:
system settings no longer crashes, but doesn't enable both displays. No
matter what I do LVDS1 is black. However, system settings thinks LVDS1
is
OK, the microphone works.
Potentially internal and external are working, resulting in some wonky
background noise.
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Title:
Analog microphone no
OK, please change this bug.
External microphone works perfectly, but is labelled built-in microphone
Built in microphone doesn't work at all.
I was confused. The external mic is labelled wrong.
The built-in microphone used to work pre-Precise, but it was useless
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Title:
roaming issues with iwl3945 in hardy
To manage
The problem is
addgroup --quiet --system scanner
That line exits with code 1, and the postinstall script has a 'set -e'
which means abort on any error.
If you already have the group 'scanner' (previous colord, or other
scanning software) colord will fail to install or upgrade. Add a '||
Public bug reported:
My netbook (Sony Vaio VPCW 115xg) has an intel 945GME video card
controller.
The built-in LVDS1 is 1366x768. The add-on VGA1 is 1920x1080. xrandr
reports the maximum resolution of screen0 as 409x4096. I'm pretty sure
that any horizontal resolution above 2048 causes
This happens to me if update-mangager starts before I've had a change to
type the proxy password (pretty much every day in the office)
It would be nice if apt would wipe the BADSIGs on a restart, so that I
can get a fresh list after typing the proxy password without manually
removing files in
Public bug reported:
Toggling wireless off (to disconnect) makes it impossible to later
toggle back on.
I have to run rfkill unblock all before I can toggle wireless back on.
Then it comes back.
This is for Gnome3.2, which doesn't allow you to disconnect from a
wireless network: you have to
Has a known workaround: rfkill unblock all
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I've found a bunch of other bugs that say that the wireless is blocked
on reboot. That's not the problem here. Wireless works on reboot. It
just stops working (from the GUI) if you ever disconnect from a wireless
network; and you can't get it working again afterwards.
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Probable related upstream bug:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=339028
Yes, it's for IMAP and IMAP+, not MAPI, but it's all against the same
server ???
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Evolution-mapi cannot read inbox
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I don't get it if my Inbox is completely empty :)
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Problem gone with Gnome3
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1 pixel icons in notification-area-applet for qt softwares (e.g.
Skype)
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Skype icon is not displayed in notification applet
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I'm using gnome2; not unity. For me, it appears in the Notification
Area applet of the panel. The 1px icon is grey on grey. The Skype
style is Desktop Settings, and it's configured to start minimised in
the system tray.
There are still a few apps that appear there instead of the Indicator
Running N instances of Skype causes N-1 icons in the panel to appear.
Skype can get confused with multiple instances using the same login,
though.
The first Skype icon appears to exist as a 1 pixel wide icon. It's very
hard to right-click on the icon, but it does exist.
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I can build from source, but then socksify gives:
ERROR: ld.so: object '/lib/libdl.so.2' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be
preloaded: ignored.
That no longer exists.
I then run
ln -sf /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libdl.so.2 /lib/libdl.so.2
and then get:
symbolfunction(): compiletime configuration error?
Sorry, source: apt-get -b source dante-client.
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An additional ln -sf /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 /lib/libc.so fixes
that.
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I can move messages from other folders to the inbox. Then I can no
longer view that message (Inbox appears empty.)
Sometimes clicking on Inbox doesn't bring up an error, but the mail
folder is still empty.
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Binary package hint: evolution-mapi
Evolution-mapi cannot read my inbox, although it can read every other
mailbox, and it can send mail, and view the calendar. It doesn't crash.
The warning displayed is
Error while Refreshing folder
Fetching items failed: OpenMessage: MAPI
Same problem with a cp210x module -- except the workaround doesn't work
Used to work in 10.04
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http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?30,135400,135554
Certainly, the device I'm connecting to doesn't set DCD. The app I'm
trying is closed-source, though, so I've asked those guys to change it
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This may be a bug in gnome-session or unity rather than mutter.
When gnome-session is set to remember startup applications, it remembers
mutter. When you log out, and in, two mutters start: one as part of the
netbook session, and one as part of
My session was still running netbook-launcher, which did nothing (no
longer exists?). When I added /usr/bin/unity to my startup applications
I get a grey background.
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A dist-upgrade and a reboot later, and it works... shrug
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apt-get upgrade is now trying forever to download a file it cannot reach
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Running unity just displays an empty dark grey left bar on the screen,
about the width of icons.
There are no icons. Clicking anywhere on the bar does absolutely
nothing (in case it's screen corruption)
I was keen to try it out in Maverick Beta,
screenshot
Nothing responds to mouse clicks.
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Via terminal.
Upgrade - Maverick got rid of netbook-launcher, so I had no desktop --
just a Gnome panel.
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Agreed, it's a BIOS bug. It affected a lot of netbooks, but it seems
that some manufacturers came to the party and fixed the BIOS. Not this
one.
Where is it fixed wine-style? upower or kernel?
Or where can I hack it so it always reports open, or lid-doesn't-exist?
At least that would sync
See also kernel bug 9448 here:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9448
and launchpad bug 124406 (related; multiple causes)
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Removed and added. It's still a problem.
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Stopped for me in Lucid.
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When you sudo, it deletes http_proxy
You can:
1. sudo sh
2. export http_proxy=
3. dpkg/apt
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will fail and you no longer have flash.
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Removing gpod-common worked for me the first time, but now it's not
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Haha, no I can't load Slackware 2 (Linux 1.2.13) cos I don't have a
floppy drive anymore :)
I've never had a laptop with working suspend. This one is the first
where suspend works -- except it works too often :) This one has always
been Ubuntu.
I don't suppose there's a way to figure out what
I've never actually booted a single version of Windows on this netbook.
I've got a valid XP somewhere...
(moved from DOS to OS/2 to Slackware 2 to ...)
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I'd still like to be able to disable acpi/lid/LID, since this is
extremely annoying with rolling blackouts.
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On a Sony Vaio W (vpcw115xg) netbook the laptop lid is always reported
as closed. /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state always has state: closed,
regardless of the actual state.
BIOS version r0170e1
This interrupts proper gnome-power-manager
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I'm adding a new gpm.log.
It triggers lid_battery set to suspend (The lid has been closed, and the
ac adapter removed (and gconf is okay).)
So if I've got this right I need to file a feature request with the
upower package to please ignore broken lids.
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gpm-manager in gpm_manager_client_changed_cb() sometimes checks for
on_battery, and sometimes checks for on_battery lid_is_closed.
This patch makes it consistent (always check for on_battery
lid_is_closed)
Again: untested, sorry
If this works, I'd like to get a little help with logging the
Noticed it's marked as affecting upower already.
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I tried the wrong version numbered one. (bad timing, download, dpkg -i),
and now I had the exact opposite happen:
The first time, nothing happens (not even popups saying charging)
The second time, and all subsequent times: suspend.
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OK, attached.
I'd guess lid_state is an uninitialised variable. I can't get the
source from behind the proxy.
Line: action: /apps/gnome-power-manager/buttons/lid_ac set to suspend
(The lid has been closed on ac power.)
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gpm-button.c/gpm_button_client_changed_cb() compares
if (button-priv-lid_is_closed == lid_is_closed)
return;
gpm-button.c/gpm_button_class_init() adds struct GpmButtonPrivate but I
can't find an equivalent of
/* coldplug so we are in the correct state at startup
You can try the following patch.
I can't apt-get -b source right now, so I can't test.
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This is all for Lucid:
The lid is always closed. /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state is always closed.
upower -d | grep lid always looks like:
lid-is-closed: yes
lid-is-present: yes
I find that very interesting.
If I set g-p-m to blank screen (choices [ blank | suspend | hibernate |
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Here's a dbus log.
If I run interface='org.freedesktop.PowerManagement' I get nothing. So
I've attached my entire dbus log with the Jabber usernames sanitised.
It only seems to happen the first time I connect A/C. Probably because
afterwards it thinks the lid is closed.
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If I kill gnome-power-manager it does not happen.
Without gnome-power-manager:
1. boot without a/c
2. login
3. plug in a/c
4. screen stays dim, does not suspend. No popups.
with gnome-power-manager
1. boot without a/c
2. login
3. plug in a/c
4. screen goes bright
4a. popup (battery charging;
Once the A/C disconnect/reconnect has cycled, I can kill and restart
gnome-power-manager, and the laptop does not suspend.
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Still a problem for me in lucid.
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I have the same problem:
- maximus starts, even though it's not in startup.
- cannot get rid of it.
This appears to be due to a Ubuntu upgrade, that saved it in the
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myspell en_ZA
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The duplicate marker is obviously wrong. This has nothing to do with
dpkg error messages.
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/proc/acpi/button/lid/LID/state reports closed when it should report
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00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME
Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
Also fixes netbook-launcher startup
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Same issue. GDM starts, but you can't see the login screen (presumably
because plymouth hides gdm)
Killing '/bin/plymouth quit --retain-splash' shows the gdm login screen.
Plymouth's fsck screen never goes past seventy-something percent, even
though fsck has quit. I presume that's why it
Possible duplicate of # 481312 ???
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Happens on a Sony Vaio W.
The following Ubuntu Wiki says it's easily fixed, but it doesn't say how...
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#Sony VAIO W
Apport connect seems to hang (proxy issue?) so I'll attach .txt files
manually...
** Attachment added:
Happens to me too (using evolution-mapi). Further up in the headers is
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable, which MS uses to change =
to =3d
It also seems to sometimes change Charset=blah to charset=3dblah
It may or may not matter that Content-Transer-Encoding is never directly
above
I tried sending a mail manually (telnet port 25), and it looks like
Exchange adds that stuff even when it wasn't included in the original
message:
220 blah Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:35:15 +0200
HELO swbr1435n
250 blah Hello [1.2.3.4]
MAIL FROM:
That means Exchange (or MAPI???) is adding Content-Type stuff if it's
missing. It auto-adds MIME stuff. Notice that the content of my e-mail
went missing.
If I add the content-type headers in my port 25 tests, the mail is not
modified, and it comes straight through.
This may have something to
If I do the exact same test, but I add a content-transfer-encoding:
quoted-printable header, exchange mangles the = to =3d, and Evolution
chokes:
MAIL FROM: berend.deschou...@ucs-software.co.za
250 2.1.0 Sender OK
RCPT TO: berend.deschou...@ucs-software.co.za
250 2.1.5 Recipient OK
DATA
354 Start
What do the MIME specs say about transfer encoding the binary lines?
That will tell you if the server or the client is wrong. Regardless,
can we fix evolution or evolution-mapi to cater for this?
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[karmic] evolution does not display some emails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502514
You
I noticed Exchange conveniently completely altered the boundary lines
from Ycv5DObyrAsDvgKCTd3z to 8tE5bLFlCpEGOjUa9N84 -- not just replacing
= with =3D.
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[karmic] evolution does not display some emails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502514
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