Thank you. Yes, about:buildconfig shows the --disable-updater flag.
And software-properties-gtk --open-tab=2 showed that the setting for
security updates was to download and install them immediately.
I have changed that setting to only download security updates rather
than to install them
Added screenshot that happens when this bug is triggered. Firefox
refuses to operate normally after this point, just displaying "Sorry. We
just need to do one small thing to keep going. Firefox has just been
updated in the background. Click Restart Firefox to complete the update.
We will restore
Public bug reported:
The Firefox package does not act like ordinary packages. When it is
running, it forcibly downloads upgraded binary versions of itself and
then forces the user to restart Firefox and run the new version. There
used to be a Firefox setting by which the user could control
I am running a laptop with an internal nvme that is partitioned to
contain an encrypted LUKS partition that contains an LVM2 PV. That PV
contains part of an LV (lvubuntu) which also includes a partition
residing on an external USB drive. The theory is that I'll make part of
the external PV into
I found a way to enable the amdgpu support for this hardware in the
standard LTS kernel! Based on this comment on a YouTube video reviewing
this laptop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjegdWtHuOE=UgzbtkQw4vuk6ls-
6vF4AaABAg
Add "amdgpu.exp_hw_support=1" to the kernel command line in
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Opening Settings -> Display and selecting an orientation other than Landscape
doesn't work.
Similarly, selecting Fractional Scaling and then picking a scale factor has
no effect.
This is a recently installed Ubuntu 20.04, fully updated, on a recently
released
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else has scaled."
Public bug reported:
Opening Settings -> Display and selecting an orientation other than Landscape
doesn't work.
Similarly, selecting Fractional Scaling and then picking a scale factor has no
effect.
This is a recently installed Ubuntu 20.04, fully updated, on a recently
released laptop/tablet
Public bug reported:
Apr 19 03:12:37 shh pulseaudio[2107]: ALSA woke us up to write new data to the
device, but there was actually nothing to write.
Apr 19 03:12:37 shh pulseaudio[2107]: Most likely this is a bug in the ALSA
driver 'snd_hda_intel'. Please report this issue to the ALSA
Um, that should say I got a "single" report like this in syslog so far.
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Title:
pulseaudio says: ALSA woke us up to write new data to the
I ran the software updater and noticed that it installed a new
pulseaudio:
pulseaudio:
Installed: 1:13.99.1-1ubuntu3
Candidate: 1:13.99.1-1ubuntu3
After rebooting the system, I'm running this version.
You will be happy to learn that pulseaudio doesn't crash with this
version, and it shows
I ran the software updater and noticed that it installed a new
pulseaudio:
pulseaudio:
Installed: 1:13.99.1-1ubuntu3
Candidate: 1:13.99.1-1ubuntu3
After rebooting the system, I'm running this version.
You will be happy to learn that pulseaudio doesn't crash with this
version, and it shows
OK, that's bug #1873630.
We don't actually know that this current crasher bug is correctly solved
by the above patch, since pulseaudio is not yet working. Perhaps the
new bug was there all along, but perhaps it was introduced by this patch
being an incomplete fix.
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I have a Gigabyte motherboard that gives pulseaudio fits in Ubuntu 20.04
beta. (It worked fine in 18.04.4 LTS.) It produced pulseaudio crashes
with bug #1870833 until a proposed fix was brought in from upstream:
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With the -1ubuntu2 package, I no longer get a crash dump, but the audio
is still not working. pulseaudio is aborting. Here is what is in
syslog from bootup:
Apr 18 01:13:09 shh dbus-daemon[1218]: [system] Activating via systemd: service
name='org.freedesktop.RealtimeKit1'
Public bug reported:
[ 450.844431] xhci_hcd :02:00.0: ERROR Transfer event TRB DMA ptr not part
of current TD ep_index 2 comp_code 13
[ 450.844439] xhci_hcd :02:00.0: Looking for event-dma fd473230
trb-start fd473210 trb-end fd473210 seg-start fd473000
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working sound and working pulseaudio, in case it helps."
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I forgot to note (and the attachments don't apparently say) that I am also
running this on a Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming 5" motherboard. I have an AMD
Ryzen 7 2700 Eight-Core Processor,
and 16GB of DRAM. I'll enclose dmesg output so you can see what audio chips
the kernel found when
Public bug reported:
I am running Ubuntu 20.04 beta amd64 Desktop from the liveCD ISO.
Whenever I run totem from a shell window to play a video, I get on
stderr:
"(totem:13002): Gtk-WARNING **: 07:50:52.916: Drawing a gadget with
negative dimensions. Did you forget to allocate a size? (node
Public bug reported:
I'm running 20.04 beta amd64 Desktop from a USB stick of the live ISO.
I opened Disks (gnome-disks) and it sees all my drives, but it won't
show SMART stats on my NVME drive (Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB). The
SMART menu item is greyed out. It works fine on other drives.
Public bug reported:
I was running Ubuntu 20.04 beta x86_64 desktop without installing it.
Went into Settings, to About, clicked "Software Updates", and up popped
this window. My LAN has public IPv6 connectivity but this machine's
ethernet address was configured with an IPv4 address that doesn't
Just for fun I tried to start it manually.
$ pulseaudio --start --log-level=debug --verbose
D: [pulseaudio] conf-parser.c: Parsing configuration file
'/etc/pulse/client.conf'
D: [pulseaudio] conf-parser.c: Failed to open configuration file
'/etc/pulse/client.conf.d/01-enable-autospawn.conf': No
Besides this Whoopsie catch of pulseaudio crashing, the result is that
audio doesn't work at all on the system. Settings -> Sound shows no
options for the output or input devices, the "Test" button says to click
on a speaker to test it but then shows zero speakers, just the icon of a
person, etc.
This happened for me yesterday, when booting the main Ubuntu 20.04 beta
x86_64 iso on real hardware (not a virtual machine). It has a graphical
splash screen but in the upper left corner I get this "console" message.
Then eventually in a few seconds, after it has fully booted, that splash
screen
This error occurs on an NFS client machine when one of its NFS servers
stops responding (e.g. is powered-off). The umount command provides a -l
(lazy) option that is supposed to disconnect the mount point from the
system so that no future commands that access the file system will hang
due to the
The version of nfs-common that I found the bug in is: nfs-
common-1:1.2.8-6ubuntu1.1 which is from the trusty-updates repository.
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Title:
I found this bug today in ubuntu-14.04.2 LTS. I don't see in the
Launchpad interface how to easily specify which release(s) the bug
appears in.
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When mounting with the intr option, you have to interrupt a stalled
program (using Control-C in a terminal, for example) in order to get it
to stop trying to access the server. If you instead mount with the
soft option, NFS accesses will eventually time out without needing to
be interrupted (but
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1274678 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1274678
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Unable to unmount nfsv3 when server is inaccessible
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Public bug reported:
This error occurs on an NFS client machine when one of its NFS servers stops
responding (e.g. is powered-off). The umount command provides a -l (lazy)
option that is supposed to disconnect the mount point from the system so that
no future commands that access the file
This is not fixed in Ubuntu-Gnome 14.04.2 LTS.
I recently installed Ubuntu-Gnome 14.04.2 LTS on a few machines and
invented a workaround. The script that sets up encrypted swap (/usr/bin
/ecryptfs-setup-swap) should first do a mkswap on the partition (if it
isn't already set up), then use the
The issue is worse than as reported above.
apport in Ubuntu 14.10 beta1 won't even let you report a bug in an
application when ANY package in the system is not the absolute latest!
I got a core-dump crash in Rhythmbox and this was the eventual result
from apport (when I came across it on my
It's only end of life because the bug-handling team sat on it without
action for four years. This bug is not MY problem, it's yours.
No, I am neither able nor willing to reproduce this with a later Ubuntu
release. I've switched to Fedora.
If you actually care about addressing the bug that I
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1066342 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1066342
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Reinstalling over a previous installation with encrypted swap displays a
Continue without swap warning dialog
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Inotify is not defined to return a subset of changes. It's defined to
return all changes. That's why this is a bug.
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Title:
overlayfs does not
Public bug reported:
I wanted to mount an NFS disk in the LiveCD, so I tried a mount command; that
didn't work. Turned out that the NFS support isn't even in the livecd, so I
had to apt-get install
nfs-common. This failed, even immediately after apt-get update:
# apt-get install nfs-common
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won't install in livecd, fails to configure
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Mike, if inotify will not actually report all changes on an overlayfs
then inotify needs to report an error when someone tries to monitor
changes in an overlayfs. Pretty simple, eh?
I mean, you could actually fix it so that inotify DOES report all the
changes, but that would be harder than
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 882147 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/882147
For those who run into this bug, which is caused by #882147, here is how
to circumvent it while the boffins argue about what the right fix is.
Run sudo initctl reload-configuration, and then rerun the
Public bug reported:
I hate Unity and am only interested in running new Ubuntu's if I can
install gnome.
The release notes here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricOcelot/ReleaseNotes?action=showredirect=OneiricOcelot%2FTechnicalOverview
say:
GNOME 3.2 is included and is a major upgrade from
Just reconfirmed that this bug still exists in 11.10 (Ocelot). I
started Firefox in the desktop-i386 LiveCD, went right to Preferences,
clicked Privacy, changed from remember everything to custom
settings, clicked View cookies, and poof, the Google PREF cookie is
there, with a many-hex-digit ID
Public bug reported:
I have an 11.04 Natty system that was upgraded from earlier releases.
It exports several filesystems via NFSv3 for use by other machines on
the local network. When I boot the machine, those filesystems are not
exported by default.
Immediately after logging in after a
I have found a way to reconfigure the system to resolve the problem.
However, there is still a bug in the default configuration of Ubuntu.
The problem DOES appear to be name resolution.
Even with bind9 installed, the local system is never configured to set
/etc/resolv.conf to USE the local
Public bug reported:
I upgraded my server to Natty and now the two directories that this
server exports to various other machines on the network, do not get
exported during an ordinary bootup. However, after startup, if I run
exportfs -av on them, they export just fine.
/var/log/syslog shows:
It was apparently started by gwibber (perhaps because I briefly opened
the menu in the upper right corner of the Ubuntu Natty screen, which
seems to be a gwibber thing; I do not use social networking).
One possible problem is that the Erlang runtime is started with the -heart
option, so it burns
I upgraded my Ubuntu 10.04 system to 11.04 recently. I do not use
Evolution, Ubuntu One, or Gwibber or Weather. Yet I still find this
beam.smp process has burned 979 minutes of CPU since the last reboot 18
days ago -- apparently for no reason at all.
First, why is it getting started at all? ps
The problem (as reported) seems to be that it pops up without warning,
but doesn't identify itself as a part of the Ubuntu system. To anyone
who's used to annoying or harmful Windows or Web pop-ups, it looks like
another one of those, trying to scam the user into something. Upgrade
the system
The problem with disabling the Encrypt my home directory option when
Login automatically is selected is that people who want to encrypt
their home directory have no way to figure out why it's greyed out.
(Now, if Gnome supported hitting a greyed-out item and getting a message
about why it's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
After running update-manager from a terminal, I got this message on the
terminal:
/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/UpdateManager/UpdateManager.py:398: Warning:
/build/buildd/glib2.0-2.26.0/gobject/gsignal.c:2392: instance `0x9ab4278' has
Public bug reported:
I downloaded the Maverick source DVD from:
http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/DVDs/ubuntu/10.10/release/source/
I got the ubuntu-10.10-src-1.jigdo and ubuntu-10.10-src-1.template files, and
ran jigdo-lite on a Lucid machine to produce
the .iso, which passed all the
Also note that this dd should specify a blocksize, rather than
defaulting to 512 byte writes. This will vastly speed up the process of
clearing encrypted swapspace. See bug #432422.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: software-center
There should be a clear, obvious way to register for a new Launchpad
account while making a software purchase.
We were asked to test the software-purchase capabilities of the
software-center, so I tried to buy the $1 wallpaper test
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: software-center
UNR 10.10-RC on 10.1 Acer Aspire One D250 netbook, running from SD card
as LiveCD.
I tried to buy the Wallpaper test item. It popped up a window to authenticate
me to Launchpad. Unfortunately, the text in that window is too large for
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/655406
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Bug #655406 is the cause of this -- the New Account button is so far
off the right-hand side of the window that I never suspected its
existence.
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create)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/655402
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This is not a fucking question, it's a fucking bug report. But feel
free to ship your precious Maverick release with this bug, because you
ignored the bug report.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/649553
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Mr. Marconi apparently forged my name to an Ubuntu Questions posting
here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/127826 while
simultaneously trying to close out this bug report with Status:
Invalid. His recommendation -- that I should run memtest on the laptop
that showed these failures
This is a bug report, not a fucking question. Perhaps making bug
reports into questions is just another of the Ubuntu QA team's tactics
to make their statistics look good. Unfortunately, good QA stats don't
do anything for the quality of the actual software release.
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system hangs, bounces,
Part of the problem seems to be that the netbook normally runs Lucid
with encrypted home directory and 5GB of encrypted swapspace. Thus the
LiveCD boot of Maverick beta doesn't see the swap partition, because
even though it has the linux-swap partition type, it doesn't have the
swapspace
This might well be the oom-killer - just running the 10.10 beta UNR
LiveCD without swap space invokes it for all sorts of things, even on a
1GB machine.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/636206
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All the hangs I noticed so far in 10.10 BETA UNR on Acer Aspire One D250
(running direct from SD card with LiveCD) might have been the oom-
killer, but in dmesg, I did notice some odd entries relating to the ATA
ports (which I'm not using, since I'm running from the LiveCD without
mounting or
Public bug reported:
I put Maverick Beta UNR on an SD card, ran it in my Aspire One D250
laptop without installing. Was just trying it out, running mahjongg,
running rhythmbox (with no music), trying to find the control panel
(hiding in greyed-out stuff that scrolled off the left margin), etc,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
It's too hard to find out how to do something simple like change a
setting. The settings are apparently buried under a grey square that
rolls off the bottom of the screen during normal operation. To get to
it, you seem to have to hover at the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
When moving the mouse down the left margin in 10.10 beta UNR (running
from LiveCD on SD card), when I come to the blue circle containing a
question mark, it pops up a tooltip that says:
[four Unicode characters in boxes that indicate we don't
Here's a screenshot of the errant tooltip.
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OK, so now we have a message, that's progress, but it still hangs for
minutes after printing the message. How about fixing the underlying
bug, which is that a shell script is doing *512-byte* writes from
/dev/zero to the swap partition using dd! See comment #13 above.
Making it run 1000x as
I've just found a way to reproduce the issue on my system.
I ran evince (the PDF viewer) on a file someone sent me, which produces a
very wide window that fills the entire screen.
The first time I ran this, compiz immediately died after this window went up.
So I investigated. I logged out and
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Here's a screenshot of sample screen corruption. This comes and goes
(making the program repaint the window often fixes it). Notice:
* Mangled fonts, e.g. in right-hand side of screen Change your plan or
services mangles the g, and it's also mangled
above there in messages you've used.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 550850 ***
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compiz exits with radeon error
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relocation -12!
This is also happening for me since I upgraded my HP dc5750 PC to Ubuntu
10.04. The desktop runs fine for a few days, then I start seeing odd
static in windows, including lots of horizontal lines in parts of
Firefox windows, plus sometimes, garbled fonts in some firefox windows.
Then without
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 550850 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/550850
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 550850
compiz exits with radeon error
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580984
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This appears to be a duplicate of #550850 and #583891.
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I am experiencing bug #550850 (which is also duplicated several times),
whose main symptom is garbled screen output followed at some length by a
crash in compiz, with the error message Failed to parse relocation
-12! in dmesg. There may be a correlation between these two bugs.
Altogether I found
It seems that the thrust of this bug has not been perceived.
Even when I have a full DVD install image sitting on the hard drive of
my Ubuntu system, there appears to be no way to *install packages from
it* without manually groveling around in its subdirectories and running
dpkg!
There appears
I'm trying to get this bug to not automatically expire. If Ubuntu keeps
ignoring my bug reports then I'll just stop making bug reports -- which
is not what I want and not what you want. But somehow there's this
daemon for throwing away bug reports *automatically*.
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The upstream bug (moz bug 422540) hasn't progressed in months; if
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/412647
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I'm not entirely convinced either. But I find it suspicious that
various processes are crashing with the same kernel error message,
coming from the same DRM driver in the kernel. Whichever process gets
the error is the one that crashes, so when it's compiz, you have windows
but no window
I had originally marked bug #583891 as a duplicate of this. Someone
else detached it, arguing that it may not be the same bug because the X
server or other processes are crashing with the Failed to parse
relocation -12 message, rather than compiz. This makes me suspect a
bug in the kernel DRM
The changes in 10.04 seem to have made the problem worse, not better.
Clever people in 9.10 used to be able to work around the problem. Now
in 10.04 you have to be a true genius, or merely insane, (or find this
bug report) to work around the problem.
The proposed fix in #19 is to tell users to
I just verified that this bug is still present in Lucid 10.04 (the UNR
version installed onto a fully erased drive in a netbook).
(It gets a cookie from Google, but not one from the BBC any more. I'm
not sure why not; the Recent Headlines smart-bookmark is still
present; perhaps BBC changed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: b43-fwcutter
When first booting Lucid Netbook remix on Acer Aspire One D150, it fails
to access wireless because it needs some proprietary firmware. Even
after installing that with jockey, though, it barely works (very slow
access, 1-second ping times,
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I thought ubuntu-bug was going to add my dmesg and such, but stupidly it
didn't, so here is dmesg and lspci -vnn.
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Oh, I see. If you add tags like needs-upstream-testing to a bug, then
it becomes incomplete, so then a robot will expire it a few months
later. It's a cheat to get bugs to go away. The product is so much
better when bug reports get swept under the rug by people or robots who
don't actually
This bug appears to have been fixed. The problem is as reported in
comments #3 to #4, and the fix was reported in #5. Someone fixed the
default value in the release. I just tested this on Lucid and it worked
for me. (I don't have an EEE PC but my Acer Aspire One D250 touchpad
had the same
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 215497 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/215497
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 215497
IPv6 configuration is not flushed when interface goes down
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The problem is that Firefox-3.5 (and 3.6) contains code specific to the
Ogg and Wav file formats and specific codecs. Though the original
video tag support included generic gstreamer support, MozCorp for some
reason rewrote that to exclude the use of system-provided codecs. See,
for example, the
apt-cdrom does NOT work this way. It keeps insisting that I mount a
physical CDROM, even when the image is mounted, even when I passed -m
and -d /mnt/ubu910 to apt-cdrom add. It's just broken for use with ISO
images.
And if you leave an apt-cdrom entry in /etc/apt/sources.list, it screws
up all
According to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/441013/comments/5:
The behavior in realease Karmic has changed. You will be able to try
it on a live cd and install tommorow. Enable mouse clicks with
touchpad is now enabled by default. It has had this behavior since RC
build.
This is not a ($*#$*#( duplicate! The problem is the regression from
Jaunty. That problem was not fixed by adding a new Control Panel item
that re-enables the old behavior. The problem is that you NEED to re-
enable the old behavior.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 378391
Source
There are now more than a dozen bugs reported against this. See the
original bug report at #378391.
The problem appears to be that as people report the bug, they are marked
as dups and lniked to that bug -- but that one is marked Fix Released.
So nobody does anything to fix the bug, which is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 378391 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378391
This is *not* a duplicate. The original bug was about an unintentional
regression. That has been fixed. This is a complaint about what
appears to be an intentional regression (making tap-to-click work as
Thanks for trying! And for the very explicit, useful instructions.
But, no, that commit did not fix it for me.
Did you try reproducing the problem yourself, or don't you have an
Ethernet network that offers both DHCP for v4 address assignment and RA
for IPv6 address assignment?
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Free software (and Ubuntu in particular) should not be trying to impose
clickwrap contracts on end-users. Our software is licensed under a
copyright license. Any terms that don't work in a copyright license
(e.g. because they try to control something other than whether users can
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