Is there any chance of release for the allegedly LTS Ubuntu 'Trusty'
14.04? This bug is causing me major headaches.
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Title:
upowerd leaks memory
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 783808 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783808
It is however a tedious waste of time should one accidentally trigger
suspend or hibernate from the session menu when one meant to logout (as
someone who oft uses his laptop from a distance, that *does*
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 783808 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783808
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 783808
suspend/hibernate options have no confirmation dialog
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Tom Beckmann's answer to Question #250144
(https://answers.launchpad.net/gala/+question/250144) as well as his
workaround for my similar issues with a modified pantheon session (using
Compiz rather than Gala) could well be enlightening on this matter.
I've haven't deployed the workaround yet, but
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1242112 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1242112
I'm experiencing precisely the same issues, as well as a strange glitch
wherein whenever my screen is blanked (either automatically or manually
via xset dpmd commands) it cycles on and off and then dumps me
Public bug reported:
Greetings Developers,
This isn't exactly a bug report in as much as it is a request to cease
utterly unneccissary and counter productive proceedures during a in-
place upgrade. Specifically the practice of appending the words
'disabled on upgrade to…' to any third-party PPA
Because the comment is only valid for the short period between when I
perform an in-place upgrade and when I deign to re-enable said PPA's,
which I typically do almost immediately. I'm generally no interested in
keeping invalid comments in my sources, so I choose to remove the
ammendments when I
Public bug reported:
Following a recent update, whenever I switch my display off via /xset
dpms force off/ the display blanks (as expected), but a few second
latter the display's backlight cycles on and off a few times before
displaying the nVidia splash screen and then dumping me at the LightDM
Public bug reported:
As I make regular use of software-properties (e.g. having to remove the
annoying 'disabled on upgrade to x' appendage that Canonical seems to
deem vital, from what's got to be going on 100 PPAs), I've noticed that
from the outset the UI is slow to respond to user input.
Public bug reported:
I use software-properties quite frequently, and particularly extensive
use when I upgrade my system (as I have recently done). Whilst working
my way through the long list of PPA who's names have been branded with
Canonical's infernal 'disabled during upgrade to saucy'
For me, the printer indicator is present from the outset/log-on,
regardless of whether or not an active printer is connected, or whether
or not there is a job in the queue. I *am* using wingpanel though, so I
don't know whether this explains the indicators persistent presence, but
the printer
I've GOA, UOA and gnome-control-center-signon installed (as well as the
various webaccount plugins), but whenever I attempt to set up an account
(be it facebook, google, windows live, etc…) I'm shown the
authentication page momentarily and then the control centre just flashes
back to the UOA start
I have a sneaky suspicious that this is what causes my NTFS data
partition to crash every couple of days. Rather annoying actually, as I
keep my Firefox, Thunderbird and a few other software profiles on it and
the crash wrecks my desktop requiring a reboot.
I hope that fuse 2.9.2 gets packaged
Judging by Vincenzo's comments (and patch) this bug should be filed
against pidgin-skype rather than empathy.
** Package changed: empathy (Ubuntu) = pidgin-skype (Ubuntu)
** Also affects: empathy (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: empathy (Ubuntu)
Status:
I concur with Igor's last comment. I've recently started using an
extension for Mozilla Firefox which integrates Firefox's password cache
with the GNOME keyring and I was shocked to find that one could open
seahorse and browse all of the passwords therein (within any unlocked
keyring; I use the
Well, I have both the transmissionbt stable
(https://launchpad.net/~transmissionbt/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=oneiric)
and transmissionbt beta
(https://launchpad.net/~transmissionbt/+archive/beta?field.series_filter=oneiric)
PPA enabled and it looks as if the aforementioned installed version
For the sake of completeness, here is the output of transmission-gtk
when executed from the terminal:
me@mycomputer:~$ transmission-gtk
(transmission-gtk:22991): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk-
widgets.css:5:19: 'background-clip' is not a valid property name
(transmission-gtk:22991):
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Since yesterdays update to Transmission 2.50, the appindicator is no
longer displayed within my panel*. I have not observed any issues with
any other appindicators and wingpanel*.
* I use the latest dailies of elementary's wingpanel
Ubuntu 11.10 (x86-64)
Transmission
Public bug reported:
When workspaces are arranged in a 2x2 grid (2 horizontal, 2 vertical)
the Desktop Cube plug-in will only display the first 2 workspaces (cf. a
4x1 arrangement where the Desktop Cube plug-in will display all 4
workspaces). The reason that this is such an issue for me is that
** Bug watch added: Compiz Bug Tracker #66
http://bugs.compiz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66
** Also affects: compiz via
http://bugs.compiz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Various compiz plug-ins (e.g. resize info, resize window, grid, grab handles,
etc.) use coloured visual elements (e.g. resizing rectangles, info/title labels
and grab targets) to acheive their desired effect.
At present, all of these plug-ins allow the user to manually
** Summary changed:
- Various compiz plug-ins visual elements do not integrate well with the system
colour scheme
+ Compiz does not integrate well with the system colour scheme
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I'm running an up to date install of Ubuntu 11.10 x86-64 (Oneiric
Ocelot) and indicator-power still fails to remember my preference vis.
display of battery time within the indicator panel. My preference is to
not show time, but every time I restart my session or panel (wingpanel)
the time
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
For the past week network-manager has been crashing at seemingly random
intervals (taking nm-applet along with it). Up until two days ago I was
mainly connecting to the internet via a residential ethernet LAN, but
for some reason this
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Title:
NetworkManager keeps crashing
It seems that I'm the only one experiencing this strange issue, so it's
not a bug per se. That being said I would appreciate some assistance in
diagnosing and possibly repairing this issue. The best Firefox, Chrome
and Network-Manager can through out are rather generic and/or connection
refused
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: firefox
Binary package hint: chromium
Binary package hint: ubuntu
As of approximately 2 days ago I have been unable to connect to my
college VPN and a select number of login/credential websites (see
below). I have attempted to access
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
As of approximately 2 days ago I have been unable to access certain
(though not all) login/credential pages via either Firefox 4.0 or the
latest version of Chromium under Ubuntu. This bug does NOT effect
Firefox 4.0 under Windows 7 (I have a dual
I have no idea how to go about assigning this bug to Chromium and Ubuntu
as a whole (as it appears to be browser independent), so if someone in
the know would be kind enough to do so I would be truly appreciative.
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It can't be a network issue for the following reasons:
1. The issue does NOT arise when I boot into Windows (on the same
machine)
2. The issue DOES arise when I boot into Ubuntu 11.04 both at home and
work/university
3. I have NOT recently changed any firewall settings (hardware or
software)
Addendum: 1. should end with ...(on the same machine AND network)
P.S.: Thanks Chris! Both for taking the time to respond and changing the
bug assignment to Ubuntu, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how
to do that. :-)
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** Summary changed:
- Unable to access certain login pages via Firefox and Chromium under Ubuntu
+ Unexplained 'connection refused' errors for University VPN and certain
login/credential websites (affects Ubuntu ONLY)
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Binary package hint: firefox
+ Binary package hint: chromium
+ Binary package hint: ubuntu
- As of approximately 2 days ago I have been unable to access certain
- (though not all) login/credential pages via either Firefox 4.0 or the
- latest version of Chromium under
** Summary changed:
- Unexplained 'connection refused' errors for University VPN and certain
login/credential websites (affects Ubuntu ONLY)
+ Unexplained 'connection refused' errors for University VPN and certain
login/credential websites (affects Ubuntu ONLY on dual-boot set-up)
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** Summary changed:
- Unity is missing a right-handed window control option
+ Unity's panel does not respect right-aligned window control settings
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I did not say it has anything to do with color. My final comment was
just a side comment.
Apologies, I didn't realise that it was a side comment, your phraseology
did not make that clear (Why even mention colour?).
You can use the steps I outlined to get your favorite theme to have
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 726433 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/726433
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 733243
About Me entry missing from the Me Menu
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 726433
weird separator at the end of the MeMenu in icon-only
I'm experiencing the same bug (I originally reported as bug #733242)
under Ubuntu 10.10 (x86-64). I think a more accurate description however
would be to state that the About Me entry is missing from the Me Menu
(under icon-only mode), as the weird separator is merely a consequence
of it's
There wasn't a U1 indicator before, back in Jaunty there was a
notification area status icon that wasn't very useful.
Ah! That *must* be what I was thinking of then.
Remember Ubuntu One isn't just about storage, it is more than
that already and over time I am sure it will grow.
Noted. But
@KenVanDine That does somewhat justify moving the Ubuntu One entry into
the Messaging Menu. Although it's still a little odd, as the messages
relate to storage as opposed to communication. I still think that cloud
storage is worthy of its own unifying indicator akin to the messaging
menu. What
Thanks Ken! This has been a long time coming and I'm glad someone
finally got around to snuffing this bug out (assuming the merge is
accepted). It's a shame I can't install your branch under Maverick
without installing a load of Natty libraries though.
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We now have Ubuntu One in the messaging menu, so there is no need to
have it also in the me menu.
Am I the only one who finds that decision more than a little baffling?
As an online storage provider Ubuntu one doesn't really belong in either
the Me Menu (it isn't strictly related to the end
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Binary package hint: plymouth
The transition between Plymouth and GDM is far from smooth, involving
(in my experience) a brief black screen. This needn't be the case if
this post
(http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/plymouth/2009-June/000126.html)
regarding a smooth
I've tried adding GDM as an 'also affects' but for some reason launchpad
only offers me the option to link upstream. If someone more experienced
in the ways of launchpad stumbles across this bug, would you be so kind
as to add GDM as an 'also affects'.
Thank you.
P.S.: Surely It should be 'also
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #34865
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34865
** Also affects: plymouth via
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34865
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #643588
apport information
** Attachment added: CurrentDmesg.txt
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/727136/+attachment/1879417/+files/CurrentDmesg.txt
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** Tags added: apport-collected
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: plymouth
The transition between Plymouth and GDM is far from smooth, involving
(in my experience) a brief black screen. This needn't be the case if
this post
apport information
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apport information
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Smooth transition from plymouth to gdm is contingent on the cooperation
of a suitable in-kernel video driver.
Am I to assume then that all of the relevant work w.r.t. Plymouth and
GDM has already been done? (i.e. a smooth, unabridged transition between
Plymouth and GDM is presently possible under
Thank you for responding Steve,
Do you know whether or not there are any plans for nVidia to implement
KMS within their proprietary drivers? If not I may play around with the
nouveau drivers sometime in the near future. I'd avoided them as I'd
heard that they aren't very compiz/visual effects
Sorry, I don't know what plans nvidia have for their binary driver. I have
heard that nouveau now has accelerated 3D support for some devices (but not
all).
Thanks for responding, you know more than I on this matter and so I
appreciate the heads up. Google suggests that support for KMS within
I'm curious, are there any on-going efforts to develop a telepathy
connection manager for Skype? I've seen fleeting references to something
called telepathy-spirit, although it would seem that this is/was a
closed sourced project run by Nokia (bad form!) and as such is only
available for
I seem to have a duplicate broadcast icon in my messenger menu also,
although my system is entirely up to date. I'm loathed to file another
bug until I'm certain this isn't an local issue with my set-up, but I
lack the qualifications to properly interpret the terminal output of
in a cache update and no
software sources dialogue.
I'm currently running Ubuntu 10.10 (x86-64) with the stable version of
Ubuntu Software Centre. If there is any further information I can
provide, I would be glad to do so.
Kind Regards,
Lee Hyde.
** Affects: software-center (Ubuntu)
Importance
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Greetings All,
I've recently upgraded to Maverick (10.10 x86-64) from Lucid (10.04
x86-64) and notices that a few of my custom key bindings that functioned
perfectly under Lucid no longer seem to function under Maverick.
Specifically these key bindings where as follows:
Key
I had this same problem. You can solve it by opening synaptic packet
manager and manually upgrading docky from there, you'll be asked to
confirm the removal of python-docky which may be why the update manager
greyed out the option.
Can somebody tell me if this is the correct behaviour? Is
I'm experiencing a similar issue. I have the default cursor themes as
well as the oxygen and comix cursor themes installed and have selected
oxy-white as my cursor and yet the oxy-white theme only appears when I'm
hovering over an application (e.g. Firefox, Docky, etc...). At all other
times (i.e.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 550824 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/550824
I don't mean to be pedantic but isn't bug #550824 a duplicate of this
one, at least chronologically speaking!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/550824
I feel unappreciated! ;)
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Aesthetically speaking the fixed slot-allocation schema is, shall we
say, less than perfect, as I'm sure has already been stated ad
infinitum. How about moving asynchronous notifications (i.e. new mail
and instant message notifications) to the bottom-right corner whilst
maintaining synchronous
I too am affected by this bug, and does make interaction with notify-osd
and Ubuntu in general somewhat counter intuitive as notification bubbles
often cover window controls (of maximised windows specifically) and
other UI elements.
I would suggest however that implementation of click-through,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: indicator-session
When a user sets their status to offline, whether via the indicator-
session applet or empathy itself, disabled ALL status options in the
indicator-session applet (i.e. they are greyed out) forcing the user to
open empathy in order to
Hmm, explicitly prohibiting direct user interaction with notifications
does seem like shooting oneself in the foot. For example it puts notify-
osd at an immediate disadvantage when compared to many application-
specific implementations. A case in point being Thunderbird; libnotify
pop-ups are not
I certainly can, the output from the above command is as follows:
** (process:7655): DEBUG: Looking at blacklist:
/home/ch2lah/.config/indicators/messages/applications-blacklist
** (process:7655): DEBUG: Found file: thunderbird~
** (process:7655): DEBUG: Found file: xchat-gnome
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 542343
gnome-panel will not autostart on lucid
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I am experiencing similar if not identical difficulties with Plymouth
under Lucid x64. The only difference is that immediately after selecting
boot options in grub I receive the following message:
init: plymouth main process (???) terminated with status 69
The ??? represents a number which is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: indicator-applet
I am currently running the latest beta of Lucid Lynx, and there doesn't
appear to be an entry for Empathy/Chat in the indicator-applet.
Incidentally there is not a Mail entry in the indicator-applet, although
that is to be expected as I
** Attachment added: Indicator-Applet sans Empathy/Chat
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Binary package hint: indicator-applet
After setting up Gwibber via the 'Set Up Broadcast Account...' menu item
an additional 'Broadcast' menu item appears within the indicator applet
in addition to it (see attached snapshot). Is this behaviour intended?
Here follows the
** Attachment added: Duplicate Broadcast Menu Items in Indicator Applet
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