Public bug reported:
The Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS release is using a buggy wget command. It is
1.12, while the version that fixes the following problem is 1.13.
The bug is if you try to reach a website using https, trying first to
reach the site with www and non-www. It will claim:
ERROR:
I found that I can use it reliably without this DBus error, but only if
I do this sequence of steps:
1. If I know the FTP point may have timed out, or if I have received a
DBus error, I can go Places, Computer, and then look for the little
eject icon next to my FTP point in the left sidebar of
I was running Skype, which uses pulseaudio, but wasn't using the audio
functionality. Also, I was using Virtualbox. The problem is that my
XServer crashed while I was typing in Skype. When I checked the logs, I
saw these last entries:
Sep 28 00:54:59 laptop kernel: [100317.622233]
I have an eMachines E525-2632 laptop with this same issue on Ubuntu
10.04 LTS. I have tried all suggestions above and I still have this
issue.
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LCD Brightness won't Change - intel 4 series
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392948
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Bug moderator: does this need to start as Firefox Spell Checker...
instead of Spell Checker...?
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Spell Checker Doesn't Work Consistently
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/254223
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Public bug reported:
I have Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic (Hardy Heron) and am in
the USA. I have installed the 386 version instead of the AMD64 version
(my laptop is an AMD64 laptop). When I use Firefox that comes with
Ubuntu, the spell checker works inconsistently. On contractions
So far, so good, but there's a catch. At the moment you told me to do
this, Ubuntu wanted to do a kernel update. Talk about timing. So I made
those changes, then ran the kernel update. On a reboot, my system hung
up. However, in my boot menu, I noticed I had 5 options instead of the
usual 3.
Oh, as well, when you do the update-grub command, it says leave file as
is (the default) or use package maintainer's version. I chose package
maintainer's version because I figured that was the proper thing to do.
Anyway, I went looking back through the grub stuff and didn't find
anything about
I have this problem on an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop with Ubuntu 8.04
(regular version, not AMD64 version). The Fn+F2 doesn't do anything no
matter how many times I choose it. On the Bluetooth button in the front
of the laptop, snapping it to the right (it's a special snap-to-the-
right springy
Public bug reported:
I have an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop with Ubuntu 8.04. It has a Euro key
that is not only next to the 5 key, but is also an exclusive key above
the arrow keys. When I click it, my /var/log/messages says this:
kernel: [ 1209.761519] atkbd.c: Unknown key pressed (translated set
I have an Acer Extensa 4420. I can change the brightness level when on
battery with Fn+arrow keys, but then if I leave the system idle a few
moments and come back, then start typing, the screen goes to its
brightest setting again. These screens are now super bright these days,
almost blinding, and
Public bug reported:
I have an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop with Ubuntu 8.04. When choosing Fn+F7
to disable the touchpad (a common thing I need), it makes a very loud
audible beep. If that's controlled in BIOS, then close this bug. Note
that the Acer BIOS on these things is extremely limited with
Public bug reported:
I have an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop with Ubuntu 8.04. When I use the
Fn+F5 keys, it's supposed to turn off my LCD display and switch to
external CRT display. It's the LCD/CRT toggle switch. However, when I
click it, it has no effect.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance:
Public bug reported:
I have an Acer Extensa 4420 with Ubuntu 8.04. I'm having the suspend
problem reported in this report:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/AcerExtensa4420
Suspend and Hibernate Do Not Work. When I close the laptop lid and have
set it to suspend, it displays the error
All the above commands thus far in this thread I have typed. None of
them print out anything about the Bluetooth. When I toggle the Bluetooth
button on the laptop and try again, I still get no Bluetooth when typing
the commands above and piping to 'grep -i bluetooth'.
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No Bluetooth device
Public bug reported:
I need to have a script on Ubuntu 8.04 with my Acer Extensa 4420 laptop.
I wanted to use ddcprobe to detect when an external monitor is attached
and use the proper xorg.conf file. Unfortunately the ddcprobe command
probes the vga port and says input: analog signal instead of
Public bug reported:
I have an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop with Ubuntu 8.04. When I reboot with
an attached monitor, I get the unexpected result of a cloned video mode
with Fn+F5 (CRT/LCD toggle) not working, and the attached 19 monitor is
not widescreen but it chooses the same exact resolution as
Public bug reported:
When using the default fglrx driver with Ubuntu 8.04 on an Acer Extensa
4420 laptop, then booting up with an attached monitor, then leaving the
laptop idle for several minutes, you come back and the laptop is frozen
where no keys work unless you click Fn+Power to do a hard
Public bug reported:
If I boot up a fresh Windows workstation and connect to it from Ubuntu
with Rdesktop (Ubuntu Edgy or Gutsy versions), it works for the first
cut and paste from Ubuntu to Windows, and vice-versa. But after that, it
stops working. If I reboot the Ubuntu workstation, it works
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