I can report that this bug is still present in 14.04 Server Edition.
I am running an HP Proliant MicroServer G1610. The OS boots from a
Sandisk Cruzer. It is a full installation, not a LiveUSB.
The delay between POST and GRUB is over 5 minutes. Reinstalling Grub
does not resolve the issue.
Public bug reported:
The way Ubuntu is currently configured, any customized touchpad settings
are lost after suspend.
This behavior is not present in Debian, and is, therefore, introduced
after Ubuntu does its customizing juju.
This is a ridiculous situation that causes thousands of users to
I spent an afternoon messing around with this - AND I FIGURED OUT THE
FIX.
the package gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio is not listed as a dependency for
cheese, but without it the whole program crashes while complaining about
jack server.
After installing gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio, cheese behaves as it
Public bug reported:
The Cheese 3.6 package does not include a dependency for the package
gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio
Without said package, however, video recording is broken and results in
a crash per bug 1062282.
Fixing the dependency, or simply installing the package, fixes bug
1062282
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The bug report for the missing dependency is available at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cheese/+bug/1132316
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1062282
Title:
cheese crashed
apport information
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1132316/+attachment/3544133/+files/Dependencies.txt
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apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected quantal running-unity
** Description changed:
The Cheese 3.6 package does not include a dependency for the package
gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio
Without said package, however, video recording is broken and results in
a crash per bug
** Changed in: cheese (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
cheese missing dependency for gstreamer1.0-pulseaudio
To manage
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wicd
System: Maverick - 386,
Wireless interface
product: WiFi Link 5100
vendor: Intel Corporation
wicd version: Candidate: 1.7.0+ds1-5
This bug is sporadic. It has happened three times in the week since I
installed
** Changed in: slim
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
Not possible to use xdm/wdm, only can use gdm (Lucid, Maverick)
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** Changed in: gedit-r-plugin (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
Preferences do not save
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Upon further investigation, this seems to be related to the fact that
the Ubuntu package installs the plugin systemwide, rather than in the
~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins directory. I am not sure why, but this seems to
prevent the proper config file from being used.
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The first issue you raised was the lack of conditional visibility for
the R-plugin. I don't think that the Ubuntu devs typically add
functionality to gedit plugins. In this case, adding that feature would
be the responsibility of the maker of the plugin and the bug/suggestion
should be made to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit-r-plugin
Using the default version provided in Maverick, changes made to the
preferences do not save.
This behavior is apparent when one attempts to set the R-console to not
load each time gedit is opened. It is always reset to default, as are
The big issue here is that the preferences cannot be saved. The
selective showing of the r-specific tools seems like more of an upstream
issue. The fact that preferences cannot seem to be saved seems more
like an Ubuntu thing.
** Changed in: gedit-r-plugin (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
I have figured out a workaround. It does not solve the issue, as the
preferences file is still not working, but it at least keeps this
particular issue from happening.
Press ALT-F2 and type in gksu-gedit
Open the file usr/lib/gedit-2/plugins/RCtrl.py
On line 1976, change True to False.
Save
With all due respect flipefr, the fact that you haven't needed to do
something by no means that others do not.
Personally, I have never been in a car accident of the type that I can
say a seatbelt saved my life. If someone pointed out that a car had no
seatbelts, I wouldn't blow them off as you
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kpackagekit
Fresh Karmic Koala installation.
I was notified that there were 184 updates to install.
I opened up KPackageKit and noticed absolutely no way to find out the
size of all those updates.
Began the update process. Watched the 45 minute
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 523429 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/523429
This is so completely not a duplicate of that bug. This is a bug about
a soundcard not working while 523429 is reporting the app center
crashing.
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Same issue on a Karmic Fresh install. Ran the updates, restarted as
prompted and was left with an unbootable kernel.
My solution was to simply boot into the older kernele and run
sudo dpkg --configure -a
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udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Version 0.12.5-0ubuntu5.2
Karmic Koala 32bit
Essentially, rhythmbox requires the play command twice in order to play
a song which is not in its music library. This breaks any compatibility
with software that would use it as an audio player
I came to post the same bug. It seems that while producing the little
info bubble popup that displays the network speed, the applet is
incapable of also tracking the actual network traffic! I noticed it
first on an AMD64 system, but now I am using 32bit and the behavior is
the same.
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Same behavior on 1000HE.
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Acer Customer support is blowing us all off. Please print out this
letter and snail mail it to the Acer America headquarters. I will also
put the address here.
Acer Management,
I recently purchased an Acer Aspire 3810T. It has thus far proved to be
a wonderful little machine that is both
Eventually I was able to get it to work.
After several failed tries, the drive was not visible in nautilus, but
was still visible in usb-creator. This was not the case in previous
attempts. I select sdb1, rather than sdb and it worked.
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Fails repeatably with DBus error
@Argel.
Even if that were the case, there doesn't seem to be a way to modify the
countdown at all, save disabling it altogether via gconf. That is
unacceptable in my opinion. A 5 second delay would be useful in case of
a mistake, but since you can't configure it, it is just plain annoying.
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I believe this has to do with the VBRI headers in many mp3 files today.
I installed mp3diags and had it strip out the VBRI header and replace it
with the Xing headers and now the length is fine. Just thought I'd
share.
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variable rate mp3 have wrong length
I run Debian Squeeze with openbox. no compiz (obviously). I do have an
nvidia card in the laptop though. I have this issue as well. It is
EXTREMELY irritating. I hate to go the openoffice route, but this is
clearly a significant thing. I searched for the bug because more than
half of the
13 dupes and countless affects me toos and yet it is classified as
won't fix. I know this is a volunteer effort for the most part, but
this is a pretty serious pain that affects a lot of people. If there is
a way to fix it, I want to lend my voice to the message Please fix this
bug!! It drives
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sysvbanner
Essentially, the title says it all. After installing the package
sysvbanner the resulting program is called banner. There is no
description of this and at least one user had difficulty using the
program he installed because he was trying to
Okay I resolved the issue. It is not rhythmbox but an improperly
configured installation of Moblock which is preventing the publishing of
the daap share in the first place. It would still be nice to see a
remember feature for shares though!
Sorry about that!
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The issue was not with rhythmbox but with a poorly configured
installation of moblock
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/298539
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I have discovered that no daap capable music software is working on my
setup, so I think maybe the issue is mine. Can someone answer a couple
questions for me so I can confirm where the issue is and update the bug
report?
Does Rhythmbox automagically discover Dapp shares? In other words, is
the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Rhythmbox no longer remembers daap shares. I have a Hardy box and a
gutsy server. The guts server has a firefly daap share that shares
music with all of my machines. Every time I open Rhythmbox I have to
manually connect to the Daap share by
Public bug reported:
When attempting to install this package or idle3 package, you are presented
with an error detailing unmet dependencies. When you look at the package
detail page here:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/idle3
it clearly states that the dependency is not available. Isn't
I just upgraded my t61 from Hardy (which did not exhibit this issue) to
Intrepid. I am wondering if perhaps, until a proper fix is released,
reverting to the wireless driver used in Hardy would solve this issue?
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Public bug reported:
In Xubuntu 8.04 the Gnome-power-manager seems to have no affect on the
system regardless of which settings are applied. I use a thinkpad t61.
There are many threads in the forums that I believe stem from this issue
so I believe it is a wider issue than just my laptop model.
Public bug reported:
Using ubuntu 8.04 on a thinkpad t61, I am not prompted for a password
upon resuming from suspend. There are several threads regarding this on
the ubuntu forums, but the jist is that nobody can figure out how to fix
this. it was suggested to set the screensaver setting to
I found the fix. Apparently, there are two mechanisms activated by
default in xubuntu to automount volumes. The gnome mount program (the
name escapes me) and Thunar's built in Volman plugin. I solved this
issue by disabling Thunar's volume management in the program's settings.
This is a very
Public bug reported:
When I attempt to unmount my external Seagate HD I get an unknown
error and two new windows open up displaying the contents of the drive.
Also when I initially plug in the drive, it opens two windows rather
than one. The same thing happened with the live cd when I attempted
I don't know how to insert links, but this seems to be somewhat related
to bug # 107259 which deals with the issue of new partitions constantly
automounting way back in fiesty, which interfered with the installation
process.
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Public bug reported:
I will explain this the best I can. At random times, most things stop
working. I cannot open anything new, either from inside gnome, or the
console. Things that are open continue to work, but with limited
functionality (if they call on anything else, like a save box, it
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