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So I first reported this as a bug to `coreutils`, which closed the issue
as the underlying reason lies in libc (*). Still, for the reproduction
case I will still use `printf` from coreutils, as that uses `printf()`
from libc internally.
As can be seen below, the width
If you have this issue and have a computer with a touch screen (like
Dell XPS or HP clamshells), just touch the screen to fix it.
Ref
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-563#focus=streamItem-27-2843582.0-0
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OK, removed. Just found it weird that both issues disappered by
restarting `gnome-shell`, so assumed they were related by some root
cause. Thank you.
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Switching between apps was feeling extremely laggy and unsmooth after
some days of keeping the laptop on and just
Thanks for the reply. I'll run Apport as soon as I can access the
machine again.
Regarding the actual issue, I don't think it is as cut and dry as this
being just about rendering alone, as that would imply that the rendering
performance was consistently bad. As I wrote, the performance seems fine
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Switching between apps was feeling extremely laggy and unsmooth after
some days of keeping the laptop on and just alt-tab-ing between apps
would keep the cpu consistently at 100% when hitting it more than 8-9
times per second and *not* letting go of Alt (meaning I stay at the
I'd imagine a workaround could be to have a hook for suspend write to
the framebuffer, but I failed at getting this working when I tried today
(put a script in /usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep to invoke eog in
fullscreen).
Regarding the comment above about this being fixed in "certified"
laptops,
Never had this problem until recently, but seems to align with updates
being installed. Using 18.04.1 and yes, "sudo kbd_mode -s" seems to fix
it. Using Dell XPS 9350.
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I installed Peek using Snap and due to all the problems using Snap, the author
of Peek recently pulled support for Snap packages. So the fix to this is
1. Don't use Wayland
2. Use non-snap packages, for instance Flatpak.
By the way, the real, underlying problem is of course that overlapping
shortcuts should be possible (like in Mac and Windows), which is caused
by this XKB bug reported 14 years ago (and still active):
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=865
It is basically about activating shortcuts on
Just wanted to chime in on the upgrade path problem. I also upgraded
from Ubuntu 17.10 and I also never set this shortcut anywhere. I have
always used Super+Space and I have never used the Gnome Tweaks tool
before. Using it to disable the shortcut fixed all the issues and the
shortcuts using Shift
@Markus, that is a great comment. That explains why none of my WebStorm
navigation shortcuts work consistently!
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Title:
Switching backwards
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The driver for Broadcom BCM4350 works fine using the stock brcmfmac
driver, except when going into suspend or hibernation. On resume it will
crash and only a reboot seems to fix it.
After much chagrin and trying various driver packages (like the wl
driver) without any
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I tried marking package as "I don't know", but somehow still ended up
tagging the broadcom-sta package, which I think is wrong (different
drivers). Not sure how
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@Daniel, yes, this is a duplicate of this, although I never noticed the
input language changed as well! Can be closed as a duplicate.
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Switching
Public bug reported:
I already asked question #665667 in March about this, and it was
concluded this was a bug I should report. That pressing Shift while
pressing Alt-Tab does not reverse the direction is still an issue. Using
Shift as a modifier used to work in previous Ubuntu versions, and also
@Mario Limonciello: could you supply any links or hints on how we could
start using this wl driver?
The thing is, the brcmfmac is what is supplied by Ubuntu by default. If
it's the default, it seems strange to not support it (like: why not use
the `wl` driver by default?) ...
I am using Ubuntu
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Marked this as a duplicate and opened a new bug after finding how to
produce debugging information at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting.
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I upgraded to the 18.04 beta yesterday, which fixed all my problems with
hibernation on my DELL XPS 9350. Most other things have been fine until
ten minutes ago, when I was without warning thrown out (forcibly logged
out) of my Gnome session.
I was typing away on my keyboard
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I upgraded to the 18.04 beta yesterday, which fixed all my problems with
hibernation on my DELL XPS 9350. Most other things have been fine until
ten minutes ago, when I was without
This is reported on the Gnome bug tracker as well (Nov 7):
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=790008
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Hi, I did just that before posting this, and things worked smoothly, but
that was not why I posted it. I just thought changing a changed symlink
shouldn't break an upgrade process midway. I would rather see that the
system checks if any of the prerequisite is not filled and gives you a
warning.
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I simply tried running `do-release-upgrade` to upgrade to 15.04 and
after quite a while of answering dialogues, it finally seemed like I was
getting close to a finish, but alas ...
`Errors were encountered while processing:
update-notifier-common
Error in function:
A
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This is happening for me with a 9.04 install too. I tried running the
steps in a guide for automatically setting up wifi
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7626685) when I found out the
checkbutton Available to all users was greyed out.
I have a 10.04 install on my laptop where it
Whoops, I meant it was happening on a 9.10 install. I am trying to
upgrade my server to 10.04 now, just to see if should change anything
for the better, but I am not very confident it will, given that it
should have worked 3 distribution generations ago ...
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This problem also affects Virtualbox in fullscreen even without using VNC! I
reported this problem months ago to the VB bug tracker, but noone has responded
yet. Seems launchpad is a lot more active than VirtualBox' bug tracker.
The bug is here: http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/6089
The fix is
This is a video demonstrating the problem in the previous post:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOLv-9VwcTc
I think it is related (everything fits, except vnc).
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This is still a problem in Ubuntu 10.04 (beta)! Just luck brought me
here to find the solution with the .config directory. I think one should
be presented with a dialog on the next login where one has the
possibility of restoring the desktop folder entry (and settings) with a
checkbox to not show
a
href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netbeans/+bug/424875;Bugreport
424875/a might give more info as it has the same fix; juse use Sun
Java. Those errors persist even in NB6.8 when using OpenJDK.
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@oli z: You actually just need to use the command line svn once. Once
you have done that NB will have working SVN. That is, until you log out
again, but if you like me just hibernate or use Ubuntu in a virtual
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Netbeans always crashes when adding a project via svn
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You
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My OpenJDK java crashed while I was trying to figure out why Ubuntu's
NetBeans 6.7.1 has so many problems with the keyring functionality with
regards to Subversion (crashes, hangs, error messages, ...) and so I
have been adding/removing the keyrings from
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This has something to do with the Gnome Keyring!
At first I couldn't authorize with the remote SVN server (worked on every other
machine, including an Ubuntu 9.04 sitting nearby), and the checkout process
would fail with a
org.tigris.subversion : Autorization failed
OPTIONS of ...
Could this be related?
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Too early of me, the errors mentioned by the original bug poster and
those described by myself above still remain.
There are four (possibly closely related) bugs that arise when trying to
checkout a repository, pressing the Next button:
* Error message (screendump in zip)
* Java crashes
A quickfix for anyone experiencing this is to install the Sun Java
package (sun-java6-jdk). Netbeans will still start using OpenJDK (even
if you use updata-java-alternatives), so you will either have to give it
a paramater that tells it to use Sun's Java (netbeans --jdkhome
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When trying to update (or commit, checkout or whatever) using the SVN
functionality in NB 6.7.1 the process will fail with a authentication
error: svn: OPTIONS of 'http://svn.xp-dev.com/svn/it2103solitaire':
authorization failed: Could not
Here are screen dumps.
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For the first time in some while I booted up Ubuntu to try and provoke
this issue. I copied a memory card from my camera, but none of the
images were garbled. I have to say that this issue did not happen every
time and with every picture; it was usually fine, but every once in a
while the issue
Exactly those names are shown when setting them in the gnome dialog.
You are most probably right about the package-things; exactly what
package handles this is beyond me.
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Hey, this is NOT the same problem as bugreport #213439!! That bug report
concerns why that card reader is not recognized upon boot, something
which has not been a problem for me. Ever!
My problem is that the driver routine must be faulty, because my files
are corupted when I read from it. See my
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hotkey-setup
In 7.10 and 8.04 the hotkeys with keycodes XF86Mail, XF86Homepage, and
XF86Launch2 were set to launch a browser, mailprogram, and some other
program. After upgrading to 8.10 (and later 9.04) they stopped working.
If I press them in order,
Double submit. Bug 368239 and 368238 are the same.
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Binary package hint: hotkey-setup
In 7.10 and 8.04 the hotkeys with keycodes XF86Mail, XF86Homepage, and
XF86Launch2 were set to launch a browser, mailprogram, and some other
program. After upgrading to 8.10 (and later 9.04) they stopped working.
If I press them in order,
Yes, it is still a problem.
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I am wondering if this has nothing to do with Gnome, but it is actually
a bug purely in Firefox, and thus belongs there. The reason I think this
is so is because I just experienced the exact same thing in Windows XP
after an hour of surfing with Firefox! It happened at about the same
time I opened
Used to work with 8.04. Doesn't work anymore. Attached hardware info
from lshw and lspci -vvnn
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Not able to reproduce this bug intentionally. So this is in a bug-free
state.
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Sorry, I obviously haven't paid attention to this thread, because I
didn't know I had been requested to provide informasion. I'll try to do
that once I get home in a few hours.
But it will be problematic to test this bug since I no longer run 8.04,
but 8.10 ... and from related bugs, such as
@Ian Atkin: I compiled Banshee 1.2.1 in mid-August, and that works
perfectly! Haven't tried with the old series, but that is so buggy that
I don't even bother ...
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parameters to enable iPod support. That might be the reason why it
doesn't work for you (Ian). Don't remember exactly what, but typing
./config --help when you compile it will probably get you what you
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Public bug reported:
Gnome maintains three files to choose which program is associated with
each mime type:
$HOME/local/share/applications/defaults.list
/usr/local/share/applications/defaults.list
/usr/share/applications/defaults.list (symlinked to /etc/gnome/defaults.list)
According to the
I use the latest official version: 8.04 on amd64
uname -a: Linux acer64bit 2.6.24-21-generic
It is correct that I have only experienced it with Firefox, but thought
it might rely on something deeper in the system, so that's why I wrote
Gnome. But, yeah, it probably is a Firefox bug.
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According to this discussion, the problem is shared among several applications:
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Binary package hint: compiz
After pimping up my desktop with the New Wave theme, I though I might go
for a more OS X style desktop, and I decided to move the top panel down,
and delete the remaining one. This was not ok for Compiz. There appears
to be some display errors in
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Binary package hint: linux-image
The sd card reader seemingly functions ok, that is, until you actually
open the files. I have attached some scaled down jpegs that show serious
signs of corruption. Several blocks of the image is rearranged/missing.
Reading the same card in
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I was wrong, there is still something wrong after disabling compiz. Just
less of it ... See the attached screen shotshot. The top 1cm of the
background seems to be duplicated on the bar/strip mentioned before.
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so can you reproduce this with a fresh profile? doe disabling all
extensions help?
for me, disabling all extensions did NOT help. buttons were still greyed
out, but making a new profile (actually just deleting the old profile)
fixed things. not a very good solutions though, since you then
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I have added two sftp shares through Nautilus, and they can be browsed
through Nautilus without problems. When trying to add either of these to
Rhythmbox nothing happens. At first I thought it might have to do with
the number of files it had to
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This bug has been reported 9 months ago, and the bug itself has been
around much longer. Why isn't this fixed?
As a problem scenario, I might have installed Xara Xpress 4 through the
default wine configuration (~/.wine), and then decided to move this
directory afterwards (because I want to keep
Public bug reported:
First of all - I have not been able to find a way to reproduce this bug
when I want to. I have tried - a lot.
That being said, this happens quite often. I use firefox 3 on Ubuntu
8.04 and browse a lot using Ctrl+click (opening a new tab in the
background) and Ctrl-W. At some
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
I few days ago I was browsing, and suddenly the navigation buttons were
greyed out. This was in the middle of a session, and so didn't happen
after installing a plugin. The only way to fix it was to remove the
.mozilla directory, and start up
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This guy seems to have the same problem (although not having a clue on
what he is doing): http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=810042
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Seems Acer has a real problem with Ubuntu. On the alpha versions of Hardy I
also didn't get sound, but this got better with the release of the beta. BUT
after resuming from standby/hibernation the sound is gone :(
Maybe putting sudo alsa force-reload in the init scripts will fix thing - will
Just needed to add that the sound always worked in 7.04, but then the
hibernation/standby functions didn't function, so the problems might
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Still experience this problem on Hardy - 64 bit and 32 bit. The sound
never works after standby. I have an Acer Travelmate 6292. Otherwise
sound is mostly good - except for sound capture, which doesn't work at
all.
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Tomas Pospisek skrev:
Last I looked, Debian was at 1.9.1, while Ubuntu is still at 1.7.
http://packages.qa.debian.org/s/sshfs-fuse.html
manually compiling 1.9 from source (after a tip from the fuse
developers) the bug disappeared. so it seems that Ubuntu just needs to
update its sources.
I have tried to research this further, and it doesn't seem as it happens
on general file systems, because I have copied the folder (with the
special names) and Rhythmbox just refuses to open the directory. See
the attached screenshot.
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This
I mount a directory containing my music, and ask Rhythmbox to scan the
directory for music. All is well for quite a while, it usually gets to
somewhere between 1500 and 2200 files before sshfs segfaults. Enclosed
is debug output (shortened - kept the start and left out most of the
successful file
Different, because Rhythmbox has already a notion of where many of the
files are.
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Description:Ubuntu hardy (development branch)
Release:8.04 (updated per March 28)
Rhythmbox 0.11.5-0ubuntu1
I mount a directory through sshfs like this:
sshfs $MUSICSERVER:mnt/mp3 /mnt/timbuktu_mp3/ -p $SSH_PORT
I then open up
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In the strace there was a mention of some files with the name of Sigur
Rós in them. The file system is UTF-8, but for some reason these files
names have ISO8859-1 or Windows 1252 encoding. This usually makes ls and
other command line tools just show ? for the non-latin characters. I
tried moving
to access this page.
You are logged in as Carl-Erik Kopseng.
Looks like a bug in Launcpad to me ... The bug 199496 is not listed
among my subscribed bugs, if that helps. I *really* get enough of
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Debug: [3/26/2008 7:37:19 AM] (Testing device for DAP support) -
/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_20327e38_7e95_43cb_a86b_3b2d926fe5f0
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/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_20327e38_7e95_43cb_a86b_3b2d926fe5f0
Looks like they
I have seen that this bug goes for all the changed menu entries I have.
I though it might be general (affecting *all* parts of the Programs
menu, including Gnome apps), but after checking, it seems as if it just
affects the Wine part of it. Changing any program in the Gnome part will
bring up an
I can confirm this bug. Actually, I did not know this was what was
happening until I read this bug report and checked those paths.
It is very confusing to change a menu entry, then trying it, nothing
happens, then using the menu edito again, copying the string to be
executed, running it in a
can confirm that this is happening. attached localized screen shots.
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Just downloaded the absolutely great Hardy Heron, hoping to finally get
a new working version of banshee after failing to get it to compile with
iPod support in Gutsy. But the banshee version shipped with Hardy Heron
Alpha 7 is not showing my iPod Nano!
It is a 1G 4GB iPod Nano. Worked in gutsy
Sorry, the latest version available for Ubuntu is 2.12.1, and having
gone through the time-consuming process of compiling evolution from
scratch earlier, I don't really feel like doing it again, since I am not
using it anymore. (Yes, because of this bug).
Thunderbird+Lightning+Google Calender
The Dia version in Gutsy (updated as of today) still has this bug. No
wonder, since it is the same version (0.96-1, June 2 2007)...
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ER-Diagram: weak entity isn't weak
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/85885
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