In my opinion, this is a serious usability issue. I am a computer
engineer, yet I struggled to find the search box for quite some time
(that is, until the progress icon disappeared).
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I agree with #2 and #3. I often have two or three Firefox windows on
different workspaces. If I want to switch from one to another, I need to
manually switch workspaces, whereas if there is another application open
only on another workspace, I can switch to that one using the icon in
the launcher.
Decisions like this made me leave Ubuntu with Unity for Xubuntu. I mean,
what's the point in using a CPU and GPU-intensive shell when it does a
way worse job than Xfce + Gnome-do?
I understand that overabundance of features clutters GUIs and
complicates maintenance. However, this feature already
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Title:
package samba4 4.0.0~alpha17~git20110807.dfsg1-1ubuntu1 failed to
install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation
Public bug reported:
This happened during upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 beta 1.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: samba4 4.0.0~alpha17~git20110807.dfsg1-1ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-11.50-generic 2.6.38.8
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-11-generic x86_64
ApportVersion:
Romano, unity --replace is the command you're looking for. It does
help me to workaround this bug when it occurs.
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Title:
Dash appears under
I hope I am not reviving an old bug unnecessarily. On my Ubuntu 11.04
Beta (fresh install of Beta 1, now all packages updated to newest
version), Empathy shows one notification per message, which means the
next message gets shown no sooner than when the notification for the
previous one timeouts.
Since no conclusions have been drawn regarding the cause of this issue,
I'll add my two cents.
I have a laptop (Intel graphics) and a desktop (ATI graphics), both
running 10.10 with Compiz and IIRC both have been upgraded from previous
releases (if it is important -- is there any way to check
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 109943 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 109943
Thunderbird: high CPU usage from progress bars
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Well, that's easy:
- Install msn-pecan.
- In empathy, add an account with msn-pecan protocol.
- Choose Edit - Personal data in the menu (I'm translating that from my
language and may not be correct).
- Edit the nickname for the newly created account, then click Close.
- Again, open the
The documentation describes what is the intended behaviour, however,
without the patch the os-prober does not work that way.
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The one carelessly copy-pasted into the report by the bug reporter. :)
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Seems to be fixed for me in Jaunty.
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David, thank you, I am aware of the meaning of such status, I was just
wondering, what information was needed, as I probably could have
provided it. I am happy to see this bug confirmed. :)
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keyboard shortcuts don't work because they are translated
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Why is this bug incomplete?
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Geir is right: Intrepid falls back to sleep only once, so that's why
with stopped acpid the problem is fixed for me.
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I also see this issue with Intrepid on Thinkpad R52. I'm not sure when
it appeared (with update to Intrepid or later). For me, changing the
lock on suspend option has no effect; computer resuspends regardless
of that setting.
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Idea verification seems to work for me, so I eagerly wait for yout
patch to come through! Thank you!
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Thanks for your effort, Tom.
Sorry to bring you bad news, but I have tried your (i386) acpi-support
package on my Thinkpad R52 (where most keys work on Intrepid, but
Access IBM key doesn't), but after installation at least the volume
buttons ceased to work too (don't even show up on xev). I tried
@Tom:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo -i acpi_fakekeyd
matija 22840 0.0 0.0 3236 808 pts/0S+ 22:51 0:00 grep fake
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ which acpi_fakekeyd
/usr/bin/acpi_fakekeyd
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo acpi_fakekeyd
open: No such file or directory
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Congratulations to me for copy-ing wrong (and even stupidly wrong) command (and
appending the correct response). The first line should have been:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo ps aux | grep fake
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After manually loading uinput, acpi_fakekeyd sucesfully started, volume
keys *do* work, as well as the Access IBM key, that didn't work before
(with intrepid's version of acpi-support). So it seems to work for me!
Thank you, I will use this as a workaround until it is ready to become
an official
Booted from 8.10 RC livecd, audacity installed from repositories:
In Slovene Home is Home now and End is End, but Left is still 'levo' and Right
is 'desno'.
So the symptom is still at least partially reproducible.
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For now, it looks good for me in Hardy. I installed Hardy even before
the final release and have yet to experience a sleep problem, although I
use bluetooth most of the time.
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tp_smapi is not included into Hardy. What does it mean, it's in
progress? :)
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The same bug is present in Slovene translation. Left is 'Levo' and Right
is 'Desno' (in more than one combination, for example also Shift+Levo).
Also Home is translated into Domov and End into Konec. Up and Down, for
example, are not translated.
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Bug #198476 (of which this bug is supposed to be a duplicate of) is said
to be fixed with kernel 2.6.24-16, however I do experience this problem
as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -r
2.6.24-16-generic
1.
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Well, it was hard enough for me to do a fresh install once, and I did that
_yesterday_. (I had to fresh install to set up disk encryption that's essential
on a laptop.)
Since then I only updated through
I can also confirm the existence of this bug and that the posted patch
fixes the problem.
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On my Thinkpad R52 with Intel i915 I've installed Gutsy Beta 1 (so now I am
using Gutsy) with 'intel' driver and this issue does not occur anymore. After
opening the lid, the screen almost instantly turns back on and is NOT garbled.
So the new driver works for me! Thanks!
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I can confirm the last comment. Issue persists in Tribe 5 for my
Thinkpad R52 with Intel i915 graphics and can be workarounded by always
twice-switching ttys after it occurs.
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I experience freezing when Bluetooth is on when suspending too.
I am using Feisty on Thinkpad R52 with built-in bluetooth adapter. (Strange,
lspci doesn't list any bluetooth device so I cannot find information about the
adapter.)
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This bug still occurrs (at least with Slovenian keyboard layout) in
Feisty (see bug #112707) and in Gutsy previews (I was trying to install
server Tribe 3).
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I've also seen this bug in Gutsy server Tribe 3.
Bug #112707 and bug #69469 are probably duplicates of this one.
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If you look into the Makefile, you notice it looks for kernel source in
/lib/modules/$(KVER)/source, where $(KVER) is `uname -r`.
So you should make a symbolic link named 'source' that links to your kernel
source location. In my case:
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you can manage your battery better
For example ...?
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Well. aren't these provided by exactly those SMAPI modules?
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I've done that as well (as I wanted to retain this functionality) and I would
like those modules to be included in distribution as they have been before
Feisty.
I apologize for misunderstanding you; I thought you were trying to tell that
there are better ways of managing battery than those
I have the same problem with Thinkpad R52 with Intel i915 graphics.
The problem persists after full upgrade to Feisty, and the above solution with
vt switching seems NOT to help.
Any more ideas?
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Well, for an example I printed this page with firefox to my default
printer with default settings, but I checked the print to file
checkbox, so I can show the results. I converted the ps into a pdf.
My printer cannot print that close to the edges, that's one thing.
I can set bigger edges in
I can confirm this problem, symptoms are the same.
It is broken since upgrading to Edgy.
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I believe the problem is with the printer: firefox, by default, prints
headers and footers very close to the edge of the paper and many
consumer printers do not support printing on the edges.
Anyhow, printing in Firefox in Linux should be improved (setting edges is
unreliable, you cannot set any
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