Hello there. Sorry about the silence. I'm the original reporter. I've
been travelling without internet access for the past month, and no
longer have the netbook on which the original issue occurred. My other
machines are too fast to notice the lag.
I will reopen the ticket if this comes up again
Just upgraded to Jaunty. It doesn't work for me. :(
dmesg indicates that the card has been detected and drivers have been
loaded successfully, but I can neither see the WPA2 Personal network
that I have here, nor connect to it by name. This was working until the
upgrade; three other machines here
Jostein: yes. the interface is up and dmesg says everything is fine, but
network manager and iwscan can't find or join any wireless networks.
Taking boskicinek's suggestion to try powering off for a while...
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no support for realtek rtl8187se
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246141
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Jostein: I left my machine powered off for about an hour, tried again,
and now it's working. Guess that fixes it for me.
However, it seems like multicast is still not supported with this
driver, because Avahi's mdns-scan still can't find any services not
running on localhost.
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no support for
No, it's working fine now. The ticket can be closed.
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Can't access gmail labels from epiphany
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283563
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I no longer have a test setup to reproduce this condition, so I guess we
can close this ticket.
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Virtual interfaces don't auto-restart
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201759
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OpenOffice.org 3.0 slow at redrawing UI elements
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285759
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Using the standard /etc/X11/Xorg.conf. No customisations.
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OpenOffice.org 3.0 slow at redrawing UI elements
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No AWN here. The problem's bugged me enough to turn off Compiz entirely.
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Compiz draws garbage on screen before opening window
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There's nothing in my xorg.conf, but this is an Intel 945 GME chipset,
so I guess the intel driver.
FWIW, the hardware is an MSI Wind U100 laptop with 1024x600 resolution
display and 1.6 GHz Atom processor. OOo 3.0 is unusually slow relative
to the rest of the system.
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OpenOffice.org 3.0 slow
@warmrobot: try adding r8180 to your /etc/modules.conf. I did that and it
works with every boot.
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no support for realtek rtl8187se
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Just tried -- makes no difference, even after restarting OOo. In any
case, the 1s redraw time I mentioned may be exaggerated. It's a split
second, but long enough to notice and certainly long enough to capture
mid drawing.
I suspect the video driver is misconfigured, since I only get ~500fps in
Public bug reported:
I'm running Intrepid with the OpenOffice 3.0 packages from ~openoffice-
pkgs ppa.
While OOo 3.0 in general has similar performance characteristics to OOo
2.4, I've found that all UI elements, including menus and toolbar
buttons, flicker on refresh, such as when hovering over
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Crashed for me when displaying a javascript prompt at my banking
website: https://infinity.icicibank.co.in/
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epiphany-gecko crashed with SIGSEGV in g_closure_invoke()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/277698
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Sorry, should have clarified that. Gmail works in Firefox without
issues.
I've tried enabling and disabling the Greasemonkey extension for
Epiphany but that made no difference (I don't have any GM scripts
installed anyway).
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Can't access gmail labels from epiphany
Public bug reported:
Under Intrepid Ibex with epiphany-gecko 2.24.0.1 and gecko-1.9, I can't
open any labels in Gmail. Attaching a screenshot of the error I get.
This only happens for labels. I can open the top level folders such as
Inbox/Spam/Trash without issues.
Gmail displays Oops... the
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Can't access gmail labels from epiphany
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Compiz draws garbage on screen before opening window
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Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex pre-release, fully updated as of today (Oct 13).
Compiz version: 1:0.7.8-0ubuntu2
All animations for new windows have been disabled, but problem persists.
Problem does not manifest for windows restored from minimise. It is only
seen with newly mapped windows.
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Compiz draws garbage on screen before opening window
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Public bug reported:
When opening new maximised windows with Compiz, they momentarily display
garbage (1s) before the window refreshes. This only happens with large
windows. Menus, et al display fine.
The garbage always consists of diagonal lines, suggesting Compiz is
rendering from a buffer
I followed the instructions from mangouste06 and niclone above and now
have functional wireless on an MSI Wind U100 with an rtl8187se / 8199. I
am able to join WPA networks.
However, nm-applet doesn't detect the wireless being turned off and
sometimes tries to connect to networks it is no longer
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ifupdown
Scenario:
1. I have a virtual interface eth0:0 configured to a static IP, with eth0
itself on DHCP.
2. I unplug the cable.
3. eth0:0 now disappears from ifconfig's list, while eth0 loses its IP address.
4. I plug in the cable again.
5. eth0
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