I'm affected by this bug as well. I'm surprised it got past QA, might
as well not have a calculator scope at all in its current incarnation.
Calculator scope hasn't worked right since 12.10 when it was added from
a PPA.
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I just want to say that upgrading to Ubuntu 12.10 resolved this issue
for me. As well a issue on [nvidia] where windows appear white at
times. [not related to the white windows caused by the patch here]
(there has been alot of different white window issues with Compiz).
XRandR now works for the
or more likely you are forced to update because these packages are
unmaintained and eventually it breaks the apt-get dependency chain, undo
the hold with these commands...
It happened. I did a dist-upgrade, Unity updated, Compiz didn't. I
ended up with a Desktop with no Unity. Compiz errors
Ok same instructions as above w/out installing Synaptic. For me, even
if I lock the packages in Synaptic, it appears to have no effect on
'apt-get upgrade'.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:vanvugt/compiz-preproposed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install compiz=1:0.9.7.8-0ubuntu1vvpreproposed2
This bug is targeted Compiz Core 0.9.7.10 SRU-1
Ubuntu 12.04 SRU1 is set to be released on 2012-08-23
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-12.04.1
I don't see this bug listed under Ubuntu 12.04 SRU1 update. Is this bug
targeted for 12.04.1?
Sam, maybe the Ubuntu team is not giving
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:vanvugt/compiz-preproposed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
log out and log in resolved for me on hp elitebook 8540p
Feels faster as well!
Thanks!!
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I still have this problem in Ubuntu 12.04 up to date.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/921270
Title:
HUD picks the wrong application to search
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Ubuntu just pushed out a compiz update in the 'proposed' s/w repository
that resolves this issue on my system.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/882855
Title:
Roll up/unroll window dont
The message I'm started to get in 11.04, and even more in 11.10 is that
Ubuntu doesn't care about there power users anymore. Sorry everybody,
just hope it gets fixed by luck in 12.04. This issue doesn't affect the
out of box experience, someone has to change a setting to expose this.
Changing
The message I'm started to get in 11.04, and even more in 11.10 is that
Ubuntu doesn't care about there power users anymore. Sorry everybody,
just hope it gets fixed by luck in 12.04. This issue doesn't affect the
out of box experience, someone has to change a setting to expose this.
Changing
Still not assigned to anybody? Fix fast please Nvidia Binary too
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Title:
When switching workspaces with rotate/cube previous Ws contents
I have the same issue after upgrading to 11.04. I tested with a new
user profile and experienced the same issue. Below are the commands to
bind brightness to a keyboard shortcut in 11.04:
To decrease brightness:
echo $((`cat /sys/devices/virtual/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness`-1))
I have the same issue here after upgrading to 11.04. A workmate of mine
installed a fresh copy on identical hardware and does experience the
issue, issue could be upgrade related. It's diffidently related to VT
switching. If I switch terminals, the issue occurs (ctrl-alt-f1). HP
EliteBook
While in 10.10 I ran I followed the walk-through on the page below
titled Script To Fix The Ubuntu Plymouth For Proprietary Nvidia And ATI
Graphics Drivers. Did other users reporting this issue also run this?
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/10/script-to-fix-ubuntu-plymouth-for.html
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I ran the script located URL below and now I have the non-graphical VT
(Virtual Terminal), text only, but the VT switching issues are gone, I
can logout, shutdown, switch VTs
http://www.kyleabaker.com/downloads/ubuntu/scripts/plymouth-resolution-
fix-revert-back.sh.zip
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The key is to run sudo apt-get purge v86d - Daniel try this command
If I install that package (v86d) and execute /sbin/v86d, the console
will lock up immediately when switching VTs. v86d is not included by
default on a fresh stock Ubuntu install.
It's also a good idea to set the Plymouth theme
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Pressing either the fn f9 (brightness down) or fn f10 (brightness up)
results in the brightness control appearing on screen, however the
brightness level is not adjusted, and the on-screen brightness slider
does not change the
** Attachment added: lspci -v
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/704544/+attachment/1798249/+files/lspci
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Pressing either the fn f9 (brightness down) or fn f10 (brightness up)
results in the brightness control appearing on
For those users that are trying to apply a work around by editing a HAL
component *.fdi, and find that you don't have those files, it's because
you performed a new install off 10.10, and HAL is not installed by
default, it's depreciated, that's not your solution.
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FYI for the general public looking for a workaround. I was able to
workaround this by manually mapping command shortcuts to keys using
compiz. If you don't use compiz, I'm sure you can do this using some
other Gnome functionality. You may need to play with the path
I upgraded to 10.10 yesterday, so far no problem, but it's too soon to
say if it was resolved upstream, since this a intermediate issue, but I
have my fingers crossed. It is a good omen that no one has posted the
problem on 10.10, since as we all know most users simply forget about
the bug report
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15473
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #15473
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15473
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/567696
You
This probably isn't going to be fixed any time soon by Ubuntu in 10.04,
because so little people report this bug, compared to other bugs. The best
thing to hope for is that the xorg server team solved the issue for the
repackaging of 10.10, that can be downloaded now.
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Similar issue here on Compaq nc6230, Radeon Mobility X300 (radeon
driver). Xserver freezes up, cursor usually moves jerky, CPU goes up to
100%, sometimes the CPU stays low and cursor moves normal. The no
keyboard / mouse response followed by the backtrace in Xorg is always
consistent. If I ssh
The cups packages (ubuntu6) that superseded (ubuntu5) 8.10 release
resolved this issue.
Thank you.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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This is conformed and should be a high priority! The cups 12/17/08
updates broke printing broke for me too. Using two different printers,
a HP 4345MFP, and a HP Color Laserjet 3700. Both printers are connected
via Directjet tcp 9100. I tested printing in Evince, Okular, Acrobat
Reader,
j-b - isn't vlc-wrapper meant for a unprivileged user to access
privileged resources? If that's so how can that help me, since I'm
running as a privilege user? I already know I can compile myself as I
stated on my original post.
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To be the big deal is the feeling that big brother is dictating what I
can or can not do. It's the principal. My beef is with the developers
of VLC, not Ubuntu. No harm in asking.
Jonn Dong said: If you're smart enough to run everything as root you
should be smart enough to figure out how to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vlc
VLC does not run as root.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# vlc
VLC is not supposed to be run as root. Sorry.
If you need to use real-time priorities and/or privileged TCP ports
you can use vlc-wrapper (make sure it is Set-UID root first and
cannot be run by
This orginal bug report persists in Ubuntu 8.10. I continue using the
fglrx driver to be able to resume from suspend to ram.
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This bug is unresolved in K/Ubuntu 8.10.
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I ran Gutsy's xserver for about 3 weeks, stable... after that I
reinstalled hardy's xserver, and things stayed stable... with the
exception of the original suspend issue which persisted. After about a
week of stability I switched to ATI's fglrx driver via restricted driver
manager, it also ran
This bug also affects myself.
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I think it has something to do with the KDE Configuration Backend.
The following worked for me...
* In ccsm go to Preferences - Backend and enable Flat-file Configuration.
You will have to reset your compiz preferences after this.
* Still in ccsm go to general options and key bindings and
** Summary changed:
- regression hardy xserver radeon resume from mem on compaq nc6230 white screen
+ regression hardy xserver radeon / fglrx - lockup - crash - fail to resume
from mem
** Description changed:
- This is NOT the same issue as is currently being reported with the
- Ubuntu
Today using the restricted driver fglrx I received the same crash
message about 7 times before reverting to Gutsy's xserver (and holding
back updates on it). I did not see the system lock up I saw with the
open source driver.
Backtrace:
0: /usr/bin/X(xf86SigHandler+0x7e) [0x80c780e]
1:
I just saw the 'white screen' issue during normal use, just switching to
any text console, it goes away when switching back to xserver CTRL-F7.
There seems to be a randomness to it.. I remember it happening in Gutsy
with the Hardy kernel when closed / opened the lid, but I would press
the lid
Public bug reported:
This is NOT the same issue as is currently being reported with the
Ubuntu screensaver where the cursor is visible. Resume from disk works
properly. System is up-to-date. I can tell the system is running
otherwise after resume. If I switch consoles CTRL F1, etc, the screen
** Attachment added: lspci-vvvnn.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13587663/lspci-vvvnn.txt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/219896
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I also wanted to acknowledge that this no longer is a issue for me on
Hardy Heron - Compaq nc6230.
Thank you.
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As requested on a HP / Compaq nc6230
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11927615/lspci.txt
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I can confirm this as well. I do not believe it is related to the
restricted driver, it happens no matter if I use the open source radeon
driver, or ATI's fglrx in aiglx mode. It most notably occurs when
pulling down yakuake, but it could happen in other applications as well.
It could run fine
I too can confirmed that reversing the above patch fixes the issue on an
nc6230 on a Hardy Heron Kernel (2.6.24-5-generic).
I opened a bug report at kernel bug tracker:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9890
Hope they don't eat me alive, I used a mailinator address because I
don't want
This is resolved in Gutsy Gibbon.
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Committed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/123547
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Link to Linux Crew Driver Feedback ... the more people that tell them
about it the better
http://support.ati.com/ics/survey/survey.asp?deptID=894surveyID=508type=web
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager-gnome
This is most notable with the network manager frontends, both nm-applet
and knetworkmanager startup up in the KDE system tray, display double
notifications, and the nm-applet appears to win out when detecting wifi
devices and it
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