> I can confirm that tpm_tis.interrupts=0 on boot addresses the resume
issue.
By "confirm" do you mean you changed that, rebooted and suspended once,
and didn't observe the issue, or have you actually been using the
computer for a few days and suspended/waken a few times so as to be
reasonably
Still an issue in 20.04.
Fucking unbelievable.
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Title:
My phone's bluetooth is displayed dozens of times under the network
list (wifi icon)
Given that https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1888939
has been marked as duplicate of this issue (when it was meant to be
about the fact that the grub menu doesn't provide any non-broken kernel
to boot from, as all are affected by this issue):
While the core issue gets
> At a minimum, we need:
All of that is included at the upstream bug that I linked to.
> Your linked bug report says ...
> sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm3"
> however no such package exists
Sorry I meant gdm3
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Well then the issue is that tehre is no stable kernel I can boot from!
Kernels starting from 5.1 suffer from bug 1848771 and are therefore
unusable.
** Summary changed:
- Unable to boot with 3.19.0.43-generic
+ No available stable kernel to boot from
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Public bug reported:
My computer is unusable because of bug 1848771, which causes reset on
waking from suspend.
(that such a bug could slip through to a release in the first place is
beyond my understanding. Don't you guys test anything?)
Being unable to suspend means being unable to use the
Public bug reported:
See the screenshot.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: indicator-bluetooth 0.0.6+17.10.20170605-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.4.0-40.44-generic 5.4.44
Uname: Linux 5.4.0-40-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: lkp_Ubuntu_5_4_0_40_44_generic_69
Someone mentioned disabling bluetooth "both in Linux and in the BIOS".
I don't have such an option in the BIOS, I disabled it in linux and it
didn't help.
Actually I'm a bit skeptical of the reports saying that this or that
fixed the issue: I'd like to know how many times they have tried
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424375
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: kde-standard 5:104ubuntu4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.4.0-40.44-generic 5.4.44
Uname: Linux 5.4.0-40-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: lkp_Ubuntu_5_4_0_40_44_generic_69
Why is this set to "incomplete"???
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Title:
Reboot after resume from suspend (deep)
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The strangest thing has started happening almost systematically to me
recently:
- I suspend
- I wake up the latpop by shaking the external mouse (note: the fact that
shaking the mouse is enough to wake up from suspend is in itself a bug but I
got used to it).
- instead of
How the fuck can this still be unfixed?
This is a critical bug that causes a computer to suddenly switch off,
loosing data, and it potentially DAMAGES HARDWARE.
This has been known for at least 3 years, nothing has been done and...
OMG I now see the importance is set to medium, who is the IDIOT
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I installed mercurial-keyring with:
sudo apt-get install mercurial-keyring
When I try to use it I get:
$ hg pull
pulling from ***
keyring: keyring backend doesn't seem to work, password can not be restored.
Falling back to prompts. Error
> the upgrade gives you a chance to see the details you want. You were
prompted with these screens, including the obsolete software screen,
correct?
Correct. As I said, not good enough.
> Please be more specific about the exact changes you would like to see.
Again as I said: for every
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NOTE: I have no idea what the latest version of Python is. I never chose
what version to install. Python was installed on my system as a
dependency because of installing something else. I barely know what pip
is (sort of to python what npm is to javascript or what composer is
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I upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04, then to 19.10, then to 20.04.
I'm not sure ini whih of the upgrades I noticed the issue but I'm pretty
sure it applies to all of them.
As usual, the upgrade had to install some configuration files which
would replace some files I had
I'm having this issue. I googled for the name of the process that was
eating up 100% of CPU and, surprise! A bug reported in 20-fucking-12 and
still not fixed!
Great job, Ubuntu!
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I went to Settings => Displays
See the screenshot, it speaks for itself
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: unity 7.5.0+20.04.20200312-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.4.0-40.44-generic 5.4.44
Uname: Linux 5.4.0-40-generic x86_64
> We do not consider Gnome's defaults in this area unreasonable.
That no longer surprises me.
Ubuntu apparently has stopped fighting the idiotic decisions taken by
Gnome upstream.
You are no longer patching the type-ahead-triggers-search madness, you
refused to restore the "open with" submenu,
You seriously need to either fork Gnome or replace it with something else.
It's RUINING Ubuntu.
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Nautilus “Open with …” context menu gone
> the current maintainers are quite open to comments
LOL you're kidding right? Not only they're not open to comments, they
are not even willing to recognize their mistakes.
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This is at least medium:
- A bug that has a moderate impact on a core application.
- A usability issue that does not limit the functionality of a core application.
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I did:
$ sudo apt-get install cinnamon-desktop-environment
I attach the complete output below.
There are two blocks among others:
The following additional packages will be installed:
()
The following NEW packages will be installed:
()
The two lists
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It's unbelievable the level of OBVIOUS idiocy that I see myself forced
to report.
This one is absolutely demential.
When you hit the volume +/- keys to turn the volume up and down, a short
sound plays so you can get an idea of how loud you are setting the
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It's unbelievable the level of OBVIOUS idiocy that I see myself forced
to report.
This one is absolutely demential.
When you hit the volume +/- keys to turn the volume up and down, a short
sound plays so you can get an idea of how loud you are setting the
volume (and also
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 16.04, in order to log in, I only needed to type in my
password.
I seem to remember that there was a setting where you could choose,
whether to be asked to type username and password, or choose the
username from a list and enter the password, or have a given user
Actually, now that I've been able to restore the shortcut for showing
desktop (yeah, I could have minimized all the windows manually one by
one), I realize that MY ENTIRE FUCKING DESKTOP is filled with noise.
I attach a screenshot of the whole desktop (I blurred out the icons)
** Attachment
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The screenshot speaks for itself.
Stuff like this used to happen occasionally up to 16.04, sually after
resuming from suspend, but normally the areas would get redrawn properly
sooner or later.
But since I upgraded to 20.04 I've seen display garbage like this a lot
more
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Until at least 16.04, php files used to open by default in Gedit.
I'm talking about when you double click on them in Nautilus (or the
first "open with " options that shows up in the right-click
menu)
After I upgraded to 20.04 (not sure in which version the change was),
now
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This issue in Gnome has been known for decades.
It's discussed here among other places:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305277
For some reason, until 16.04, most of the applications I use regularly
still had the right sorting icons, that is, ascending order was
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I had TortoiseHG installed on my computer
https://tortoisehg.bitbucket.io/download/linux.html
After upgrading from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04, then 19.10 and then 20.04 (I
can't tell at what stage), it's GONE.
Never was I asked if I was fine with that.
I don't care if there's a
> This is a feature we inherited from GNOME. It is not a design choice
by Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is responsible for what it distributes. I don't care whether the
solution involves reporting this upstream and having them fix it, or applying a
patch, or a setting other than the upstream default in
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Since I upgraded to 18.04 (and now to 20.04) I have started seeing
windows, usually prompts, where the main buttons like "Ok", "Cancel",
"Next", "Close" and the like are at the top of the window, inside the
title bar, at the right and/or left.
Sometimes they are green.
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This isn't new, this idiocy has annoyed me ever since I've been using
Ubuntu; however, after upgrading to 20.04 I'm disappointed to see that
it still hasn't been fixed.
I use a laptop and I have an external monitor that I keep connected most
of the time.
So, I have it set
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Sometimes programs open a "popup" or a "secondary", "child" window, I
don't know what the word is.
For example, in Chrome, if I right-click on an image in a web page and
choose "Save As", this will open a new file browser window that allows
me to browse for a directory to
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On Ubuntu 18.04, Software Updater informed me that an upgrade to 19.10
was available, so I chose "Upgrade".
The process went reasonably smoothly (except for a "system problem
detected" popup at the very beginning, that happens all the time - we
are talking "ubuntu"
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On Ubuntu 16.04 I was used to the keyboard shortcut ctrl+Super+D to
reveal the Desktop by minimizing all windows (it was not exactly the
same as minimizing all windows but whatever).
That shortcut was changed at almost every major release, which was
already irritating
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Up until a few hours ago I was using Ubuntu 16.04.
When right-clicking on a file in Nautilus, the context menu used to have
a submenu, right next to the "open with " option, called "open
with...", where the items in the submenu were the most common
applications.
Half of the
What's invalid about this??
** Description changed:
I did:
- $ sudo apt-get install ettercap-common
+ $ sudo apt-get install ettercap-common
(by the way I don't even know what that is, but it is one of a few
packages being "held back" by apt and that prevents me from upgrading
Ok but you seem to have missed comment 3.
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Updater doesn't offer me to upgrade 18.04 to 20.04
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By the way, VirtualBox is not even something I had installed with apt. I
downloaded a .deb and installed it with dpkg or something.
Also, I notice that the above command removed libcurl3 and installed libcurl4.
That part makes sense.
But then it uninstalled php7.2-curl.
I guess that was because
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I did:
$ sudo apt-get install ettercap-common
(by the way I don't even know what that is, but it is one of a few
packages being "held back" by apt and that prevents me from upgrading
from 18.04 to 20.04. Since apt itself doesn't give me a clue what to do
and there doesn't
> Note: Please watch your language. They're serious about that here
I know, I wish they were half as serious about handling bugs.
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And by the way, this idiocy of having the system bar PLUS the maximized
window's top bar (which used to be one) eats up a significant amount of
vertical space, and gives ZERO extra functionality. There's a lot of
empty space in both, and they contain the exact same elements that were
already
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I have just upgraded from ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 (and I would have
upgraded to 20.04 already if the stupid package manager weren't unable
to resolve some conflicts which are "holding back" packages).
An unbelievavly stupid mistake was made in the new design of windows.
When
Actually the "Alert volume" does affect the volume of the drum sound I get when
using Tab in a terminal.
And I now notice that the sound I get in the terminal is actually two sounds
together: a sort of drum and the one I choose in the Settings menu.
This is stupid:
- it plays two sounds
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I have just upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04
Now, every time I hit the TAB key in a terminal to autocomplete a file
name, when there is no option or more than one, an annoying and ungodly
loud drum sound plays.
I'm pretty sure I disabled that sound years ago, probably even
And if I go to Settings -> Sound -> Sound Effects, there is an "Alert
volume" and a "Choose an alert sound", but none of those in the list is
the current sound. So whatever this sound is, it's not the "alert
sound", and its configuration is undiscoverable.
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I have just upgraded from 16.04 (LTS) to 18.04 (LTS).
In "Software & Updates" I have "Notify me of a new ubuntu version" set
to "For long-term support versions".
18.04 is LTS, 20.04 is LTS (and it's available), so I should get the
option to upgrade when I run Software
For some reason it worked by launching update-manager from the command
line with
update-manager -c -d
Not sure which one of the two flags is key and why launching it from the
Applications menu doesn't do the same.
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Oh but now, when I click on Upgrade, the GUI closes and I get this
message on the command line:
"Please install all available updates for your release before
upgrading."
I already fucking did, or otherwise why doesn't upgrade-manager show me
the updates that I need to install?
The whole thing
Unbelievable, I fixed this by running from a command line:
- sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
- sudo apt-get upgrade
I expected this to be the exact same thing the GUI-based software updater was
supposed to do when I said yes to the "partial upgrade".
Or anyway, if this is what was needed, it should
What I hate most about this error message is, besides how awfully vague
it is, it doesn't have a "details" button to show WHAT THE FUCK EXACTLY
is wrong.
"Not all updates can be installed" - is it too hard to tell me WHICH
FUCKING ONES cannot be installed?? That would be a start.
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I dist-upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04 through the GUI, following all the
steps that were given on screen.
Almost at the end of the process this error occurred (see screenshot 1)
(wait a moment, I can't attach more than one file to the bug report?
I'll have to attach them
** Attachment added: "screenshot 2"
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And here's the error from the Software Updater, or Update Manager, or
whatever it's called, the one whose icon is an A with circling arrows
around it (and a misleading progress indicator)
** Attachment added: "AA3.png"
Actually I see that half of the screenshots *were* lost (unless they
were saved to some other random location that I have no way of knowing).
So half of the time gnome-screenshot actually was not working (which
could be partially expected during an upgrade while some of the system
has been
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I just upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04, and unsuprsisingly, in 1 minute of
use I have already found out a backwards idiotic design decision in
Gnome that degrades usability (but I bet they did it thinking it was an
improvement).
I was used to using gnome-screenshot as follows:
Oh, here's another quirk:
When I click the Trash icon in Nautilus, Nautilus's Launcher icon
immediately disappears, even though its window doesn't.
It happened me a few times and each time I thought I had closed the
window and forgotten, but then I realised, by minimizing all other
windows one
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Steps to reproduce:
1. open Nautilus
2. Select icons view
3. open Trash
4. try to switch to list view by clicking on the button on the top right
Expected: should immediately switch to list mode. There's no acceptable
valid reason for this to be slow. But if, for whatever
** Summary changed:
- The crap that opens by double-clicking on a .deb file never works
+ The thing that opens by double-clicking on a .deb file never works
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I downloaded a .deb file. It was Virtual Box, but that is not relevant,
nor is whether there was something wrong with that .deb file or whether
my system was properly set up to be ready to install that package or
not.
I double-clicked on the .deb file from within a folder in
> Ubuntu 16.04 you are using is over 4 years old and there are two major long
> term
> releases newer than that
Yet if I'm not mistaken it hasn't reached end-of-life yet, hence, being
LTS, crippling bugs like this should still be fixed.
But anyway, the main reason I haven't upgraded yet, is
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This is 100% reproducible with any window, I'll use a terminal window as
an example.
Steps to reproduce:
- open a terminal window (again, this could be a Gedit, Nautilus window or any
other window)
- make sure the window is not maximized
- Place the mouse cursor at the
No I can't.
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Left panel flickers like crazy during several seconds after deleting a
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I think this was fixed upstream like four years ago:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=763600
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> Do you click on the dialog button on the decoration X ?
Sometimes that, sometimes I hit the Esc key.
Actually I cannot tell with 100% certainty that the window fails to
close when I do so. It may be that I failed/forgot to close it, and that
the real issue is the launcher not listing it.
I guess I marked the wrong package, as Ubuntu doesn't provide any easy
mechanism for the end user to figure out which fucking package a given
application belongs to, so one has to guess.
I am using standard Ubuntu 16.04, not Lubuntu, and this is about the
default screenshot grabber that appears
Hopefully gnome-screenshot is the right package
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Title:
screengrab window remain open, without icon in launcher, hence
impossible to find
To
How long can it possibly take to fix this crap???
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Area of screenshot remains highlighted until application closed
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Sometimes, after taking a screenshot, when you click to close the gnome-
screenshot window, it fails to close and remains open, but in the
background, behind everything else.
What is much worse, is that the icon in launcher does disappear. So, you
have a "ghost" window left
When this happens, it often also happens that a process whose name I
can't remember right now but that has the word "trash" in it, consumes
an awful lot of CPU during the time the flickering is observed (which is
sometimes several minutes).
FIX THE FUCKING IMPORTANCE.
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> Reporting upstream on https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/issues/
would be more useful than arguing over bug settings on this ticket...
In my experience, reporting anything upstream to GNOME is a fucking
waste of time. Gnome developers have proven to be a bunch of idiots.
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Importance low???
Have you fucking read the report? This can cause you to ACCIDENTALLY
DELETE stuff.
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Title:
Focus not where it should be
To
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Steps to reproduce:
0. Make sure you have an image file in your desktop, and that you have a
folder somewhere in your filesystem that contains at least one file of
any kind. Make also sure you have no window open, or otherwise do Show
Desktop so that your desktop is visible.
Actually this one is marked as fixed because it was indeed fixed several
years ago, but then the fix was lost (i.e. the patch not rewritten) when
a new version of gnome was released, "because" search is faster now,
which according to some nonsensical reasoning by those who don't
uderstand this
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Ctrl+Alt+F1 used to give you access to a cirtual terminal, or virtual
console, not entirely sure what that's called, where you can log in into
a shell and run commands.
I use that when some of the tons of bugs in Ubuntu makes the system hang
so badly that I can't even open a
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I refuse to waste my time reporting this upstream, since Gnome
developers (or at least Nautilus developers) have proven in several
occasions to be a bunch of idiots unable to deal with bug reports (or
with bugs in general). You deal with them.
I had a folder containing a
This is not fixed on Ubuntu 16.04
For fuck's sake!
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"The computer needs to restart" dialog constantly eats CPU
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> If this is still an issue on a maintained version of Ubuntu please let
us know.
No, you let us know if this is confirmed to be fixed in more recent
versions of Ubuntu, and if so, then close as fixed.
** Changed in: apport (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => New
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I'm not sure I assigned this issue to the correct package.
The bug is either in bash, or in Ubuntu's application terminal, the one
that provides a terminal window to run bash in, which I think is xterm
but I'm not sure.
Also this could be triggered by either an issue in ssh
$ sudo apt -f install
[sudo] password for teo:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
bogofilter bogofilter-bdb bogofilter-common evolution-common
And then I simply clicked "Retry", it went through another round of
installing stuff, and it finished without errors.
So if simply "retrying" could fix whatever error you were complaning
about, why couldn't you get it right the first time?
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Every once in a while, the Software Updater window pops up as expected
letting me know that there are updates ready to download and install.
Lately I have been clicking on "remind me later" every time for several
weeks and only today I have finally clicked on "install now"
I'm so fucking SICK of this crap
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GIMP Crashes when pasted image copied from it into another app
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1409866
Will not find network after connection info is edited
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Can't save changes in "Edit
Come on, for fuck's sake !?!?!?
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Random upload failure due to bug already fixed upstream
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> also that bug is a duplicate as you knew when opening it, the fact that the
> issue has been
> wontfixed is not a reason to create extra work for others by registered a new
> ticket
I can't reopen that one and comments seem to be ignored, that's why I
created a new one.
What you should do
Ok, however, that's not a reason for marking this as "opinion".
The issue had already been addressed so there's no question that the
behavior is wrong and has to be fixed. That debate has been settled ages
ago.
Also the importance shouldn't be "whichlist". This makes Nautilus unusable.
**
* wishlist
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Reopen issue 181
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Issue 181 needs to be reopened and fixed.
Just see the latest comments.
For fuck's sake.
That issue has made Ubuntu completely unusable to the point that I have
stopped upgrading since Ubuntu 16.04.
Ubuntu should also consider dropping Nautilus altogether, because the
Why the fuck was this closed???
See also the discussion on 1164016 after this idiocy resurfaced.
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Title:
Restore interactive_search.patch
Please fix the importance.
And to the idiot who set this to low: stop setting the importance of
bugs.
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Left panel flickers like crazy
Please fix the importance.
"Importance Low" is clearly wrong (as I pointed out almost a year ago).
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Left panel flickers like crazy
> Please edit the description to get rid of the profanity
Done.
> Such language will NOT get this looked at faster
I didn't expect it to. Neither would I expect it to get this looked at
any less fast.
How fast this gets looked at should depend on the impact, severity and
importance of the bug,
** Description changed:
See the full report here:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/issues/4586
Hopefully it's already fixed upstream.
- For fuck's sake this version is more than 5 years old already!
+ Come on, this version is more than 5 years old already!
ProblemType: Bug
> This warning states, that this could happen.
I have already uninstalled LibreCAD and can't check the exact warning now, but
I'm pretty sure it doesn't state that it could halt your entire system.
Even if it did, that's not enough. No matter how rudimentary support for a
given file format is,
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See the full report here:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/issues/4586
Hopefully it's already fixed upstream.
For fuck's sake this version is more than 5 years old already!
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: gimp 2.8.16-1ubuntu1.1
What is suggested there is that something in the offending program
(libreCAD) eats up all the RAM.
What I am reporting here as a bug in the OS is the fact that the WHOLE
SYSTEM hangs irrecoverably because of that.
Quoting a comment from the above link:
> Linux is very good managing the RAM
Looked in /var/crash after this happened again (did I mention it's
systematically reproducible?) and there's nothing there.
I'm not sure what makes you think this has to do with NVidia drivers. This
seems to suggest it doesn't:
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