Was searching to find a solution to this. Came across the bug report,
then came across a blog post that got rid of my hisstle. Don't know if
it will be of any help for you, but under Alsamixer I turned off the
capture volume (after pressing f5) and this got rid of the hiss at
volumes lower than
Never mind... it seemed to help for a time but has returned, perhaps a
little softer than before. Frustrated...
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Title:
Surround Sound hisstles
Running Natty Beta 2 and experiencing a similar problem, though it seems
to be slightly different than the original description. My 5.1 surround
sound system seems to rattle only when my volume is lower than the
maximum; so long as I keep it on max and adjust the volume of individual
applications
Experiencing the same issue, but on a regular install (as opposed to
Virtualbox), as of December 17th.
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Title:
login screen fails to appear in
This behaviour is definitely not a result of the sound indicator
extension, because I didn't even have it installed when I first moved
over to Maverick, and I have been experiencing this issue since.
I also don't know that the behaviour of my banshee is really a duplicate
of the original poster,
Running an updated Maverick and the issue is still there for me.
So far as I know, the issue has never been with incoming messages when
the window isn't focused. The only other sound included is the contact
comes online sound, which is a duplication of Pidgin's online sound.
After that, there are
This is happening for me, too. The behaviour seems to be pretty
consistently that:
a) When I am running on battery power with reasonable energy, gnome-
power-manager does not recognize that I am on battery. This is confirmed
because when I change the power management settings to always show
icon,
I should add that I am running Lucid Lynx with all packages updated.
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Tried enabling the mouse click manually under xorg.conf. No luck.
** Description changed:
- Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure which package controls mouse
- clicking, but came after an update to a handful of programs. Running a
- Lenovo SL400 laptop.
+ Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure
Enabling gpointing-device-settings did not alter the behaviour of the
mousepad.
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Installing gsynaptics and enabling the tap feature worked. Even after
removing the gsynaptics program it works. Don't know why the regular
mouse settings tool wasn't working.
** Package changed: ubuntu = gsynaptics (Ubuntu)
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You
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Quanta 4:3.5.10-0ubuntu1 0 will not install
due to unresolved dependencies. Here's the report from terminal:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure which package controls mouse
clicking, but came after an update to a handful of programs. Running a
Lenovo SL400 laptop.
Upon updating, restarted X because of sound having gone silent. Upon
logging back in, noticed that the mousepad was
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu Jaunty Beta.
Using Pidgin 1.2.5.5-1ubuntu6.
Recently ran dist-upgrade, noticed that Pidgin was one of the programs
receiving an update.
After rebooting, went to run Pidgin and it crashed. Not a messy crash,
just the program closing as if I had done so
Bug is still affecting me. Is there a specific way to fix it? Or are we
waiting for an update through the repositories?
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I don't see a fix yet. Running dist-upgrade did update my pidgin and
libpurple files, but it's still crashing.
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Mine is an x86, so I don't think the architecture is an immediate cause.
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Manually adding fi worked great for me. Thanks.
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package hotkey-setup 0.1-23ubuntu10 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess
post-installation script returned error exit status 2
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-do
Says it requires libgconf2.0-cil or greater. libgconf2.24-cil is already
installed.
Same bug happens with Tomboy.
Running jaunty alpha 3.
Version of gnome-do is 0.6.1.
** Affects: gnome-do (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
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