I'd like to withdraw my endorsement of indicator-weather. It's not a
stable piece of software, and routinely freezes up or fails to update.
(It's useless) It's certainly not ready to replace the existing gnome 2
version.
I'm also surprised that there is no notification area anymore, so I
can't
Oh, I know: it's called MINT! ;-)
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Title:
Unity is not an adequate replacement for Gnome2 (and sucks a little
bit less then it used to)
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Exactly. What I wish they would do, is to treat the Unity thing as an
opt-in deal, and find some way to figure out how many people actually
prefer the new UI over the old one. If, after a year, more people opt in
than out, then call it a success and make it the default UI. I'd bet a
dollar that
While I understand where you're coming from, I don't think that excuses
how terrible and unusable Unity is. Its design is simply not appropriate
or functional. And it take virtually nothing away from the years of
testing and refinement that went into the Gnome 2 interface.
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Unity is not an adequate replacement for
Same problem with a Kensington Orbit trackball.
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middle click emulation not working
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It seems that this issue went away after I disconnected a particular USB
hub. It seems a strange thing to cause an issue like this, but that
appears to have been the cause.
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You know you can go back to Gnome 2.
Yes, I know. My wife has already opted to do so. She tried Unity for
about 2 days, thought it was some kind of sick joke and requested that I
fix her computer.
I'm a ten year Linux veteran and I figured we were finally getting
somewhere with this Linux on the
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Hopefully the apport contains enough specific information about my
system. Ever since Ubuntu 10.10 moved on from release 25 of the 2.6.35
kernel, it's taken several hard resets to get my system to complete an
initialisation of the kernel and continue to boot. When I was still
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Hopefully the apport contains enough specific information about my
system. Ever since Ubuntu 10.10 moved on from release 25 of the 2.6.35
kernel, it's taken several hard resets to get my system to complete an
initialisation of the kernel and continue to boot. When
I just wanted to point out that whatever fixed this bug could possibly
be causing a random freeze-up I've been having during boot ever since I
updated from 2.6.35-25. I've reported this issue as bug #771418, but I'm
posting here as it may be related.
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This point of this bug was to make weather easily available to users
without having to add the PPA repository and install an unstable applet.
I could change it to a wish list item, if that would sit better with
people.
The point is to get weather functionality as easily accessible as it
once was.
So it is. In that case, maybe just installed by default and accessible
from system settings?
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Title:
Weather functionality missing from Unity
FYI: I already have indicator-weather installed. I'm not here to ask for
support installing it. I'm here to suggest an improvement to Ubuntu. My
suggestion is that weather should be available from the right click menu
or system settings on the panel.
Although I appreciate you pointing out that
As a programmer with an MCS, I often feel like an idiot making a
usability suggestion like this one. I mean it's not as if I can't figure
out how to get weather on my computer. I'm making this suggestion
because most of the people I know are not MCS graduates and have found
the transition to Unity
That's a great applet. Now if we just had it installed by default, and
optionally activated from the panel context menus or settings. Thanks!
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Changing it to Digital Stereo (HDMI) nr 4 Output seems to work. I'm
getting sound from the monitor now. Thanks!
I noticed those other channels yesterday, but after clicking Test
Speakers (crashing Sound Preferences) they disappeared the next time I
opened Sound Preferences. I guess that's a
It's already been reported.
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Title:
No sound after upgrade to 11.04 from 10.10 - NVidia GeForce GT 430
HDMI audio
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There really needs to be a way to just pull out the old application
menu. Maybe the new cartoonish search box and huge icons could be gotten
used to, but if there was an obvious way to just browse applications the
same way we used to, it would be a heck of a lot less jarring for those
of us who
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Binary package hint: unity
Gnome 2 contained a feature which allowed it to show the local weather
conditions next to the clock. I personally find this feature extremely
useful and I check it nearly every time I leave the house or my office
at work. Arguably it's more to me
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package nspluginwrapper 1.2.2-0ubuntu9 failed to install/upgrade:
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit
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Binary package hint: nspluginwrapper
nspluginwrapper failed to upgrade. This, after upgrade to 11.04.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: nspluginwrapper 1.2.2-0ubuntu9
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-8.42-generic 2.6.38.2
Uname: Linux
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No sound after upgrade to 11.04 from 10.10 - NVidia GeForce GT 430
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After upgrading from Ubuntu 10.10 to Ubuntu 11.04, I no longer have
sound output from my HDMI monitor attached to my NVidia GeForce GT430
video card. I am using the proprietary NVidia driver. The HDMI sound
device is showing up in Sound
Still a problem with 11.04.
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Ubuntu splashscreen big and ugly after installing ATI/nVidia
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iphone-set-info crashed with SIGSEGV in __strlen_sse2()
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- http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list
+ Crash occurred immediately upon reboot after upgrade to 11.04.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: software-center 3.1.26.4
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npconfig crashed with SIGSEGV in __libc_free()
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I can wholeheartedly confirm this issue in 11.04. It's not that it's
totally broken or anything. It's just that it's a design disaster. Even
a simple thing like browsing with the mouse to the program I want is
virtually impossible to figure out, and ends up taking a half dozen
clicks.
The side
Exactly. But you shouldn't have gone to this broken boot-up software in
the first place before you had the bugs out of it. When it doesn't work
on essentially all high end graphics hardware and a good portion of low
end hardware, it doesn't work. I'm sick of Ubuntu repeated replacing
working
What I meant is that I don't see what was wrong with the late X approach
of 9.10. It completely avoided the need for driver support.
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Agreed. The lack of a reliable SCP function in nautilus renders Ubuntu
virtually useless for some software development tasks. The level of
annoyance created by this bug cannot be overstated.
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Agreed. I haven't seen it mentioned here, but sometimes the system will
actually hang with that error, and won't continue to boot until a key is
pressed. On my system is usually doesn't hang like this, but
occasionally it does. I have a Phenom X4 with 8GB of RAM and a 64GB SSD
as a root drive.
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I did find a workaround for this bug. Adding the line
load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:1,9
to /etc/pulse/default.pa makes it work through pulseaudio, if I select
the pseudo-device which it creates in sound preferences.
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
I have an NVidia Geforce GT 430 graphics card with HDMI output. The HDMI
audio works fine in Window 7, so I know all the hardware is OK. After
booting into Ubuntu 10.10 (with updates applied) and selecting HDA
NVidia in sound preferences, I
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No sound after reboot from NVidia GeForce GT 430 HDMI audio
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I'm afraid it does not. It shows up in sound preferences as HDA NVidia.
I unmuted all three channels in alsamixer. I even disabled my onboard
sound card. No sound comes out of my monitor though. I tested the same
configuration in windows and I do have sound. So something is still
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I'm able to get sound if I run the following command a few times form
the terminal:
aplay -D plughw:1,9 /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Left.wav
I have to run it repeatedly before I get any sound. Once I do get sound
through the speakers, sound then works through other programs too
(through pulse),
Does Fermi HDMI audio work on 10.10? I'm considering purchasing a
Geforce GT 430 based card and I can't find any confirmation that it's
going to work for me.
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I'm having the same problem. It makes it hard to work on a file from a
remote machine over a long period of time. If I look away for even a
short time gedit will freeze and I'll have to wait for it to time out
before I can continue working on my code. I can provide any additional
information
Yes, I agree. This release actually got worse and worse right up to
release day. When I rolled over from RC to final the number of bugs show
up significantly. Now my machine won't even standby. Even the betas were
far more stable.
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Blacklisting rt2800pci also fixed it for me. Asus PCE-N13.
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Yes, it does still occur in Lucid. When selecting suspend from the menu,
it still prompts as always.
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Eee PC 1201T: Same complaint. The time to reconnect can vary from twenty
seconds to over a minute.
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#10 fixed it for me too.
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I'm seeing the same behavior with an HD4200 IGP.
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I suspect that this bug is a result of the design of dpkg. Does anybody
know specifically what causes the popups? Is it the installation scripts
in the individual packages?
There is no doubt in my experience that this is a stopper for some
users. Specifically experienced users who've used other
** Also affects: update-manager
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: dpkg
Importance: Undecided
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@gideon07 Yes...you are right. When I go to the user menu to suspend, it
locks the screen on resume. But when I use the power button which is
configured to suspend, it respects the setting in gconf-editor in #19.
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I have have this problem with every Ubuntu since 8.04. Still just as
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Using gconf-editor as described in #19 worked. Still think there should
be GUI for this in the gnome-power-preferences dialog.
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Same problem with Ubuntu 9.04. After resume issuing killall pulseaudio
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I can confirm this in Ubuntu 9.04. Setting the sticky bit apparently
doesn't solve the issue that the sensors applet cannot access the hard
drive sensors, although it does allow the shell command to work.
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I haven't noticed anyone report this bug on an NVidia card. I have an
NVidia GeForce 8800GT and I have huge text in the login manager. I also
have huge text in KDE, although GNOME is fine. I'm using the NVidia
proprietary driver version 180.44, and the monitor attached is a 26
Samsung TV on a
I haven't noticed anyone report this bug on an NVidia card. I have an
NVidia GeForce 8800GT and I have huge text in the login manager. I also
have huge text in KDE, although GNOME is fine. I'm using the NVidia
proprietary driver version 180.44, and the monitor attached is a 26
Samsung TV on a
I'm using Ubuntu 9.04.
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Anyone know when the fix will be available as an update?
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I can confirm this bug. Among many other issues, this bug will probably
force me to install gentoo again. I agree 100% with the other poster. As
a musician, rezound is essential equipment, and not only for single
track. It's also one of only a couple free multitrack programs out there
for linux
Other confirmations of this bug from a quick search:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/is-anyone-familiar-with-rezound-71622/
http://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-user/2006-March/032890.html
I suspect that this bug is for some reason due to the fact that
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