Turns out I did not have the latest bios despite what Asus's wonderful
Windows autoupdate utility claimed. I manually downloaded and installed
the latest bios, which contains an Intel microcode update, and I haven't
had a single crash since.
I even had the intel-microcode package installed, but
I tried Fedora Rawhide (26's nouveau doesn't work with my graphics
card), with kernel 4.14.0-0.rc2.git4.1.fc28.x86_64, repeatedly starting
atom and chrome is the easiest way to trigger it.
I also tried security=none and disabling hyperthreading (even though I
should have the microcode fix for the
And more:
[ 1177.958926] chrome[8687]: segfault at 373506627019 ip 373506627019 sp
7fff94d12950 error 15
[ 1772.670263] BUG: Bad page state in process atom pfn:6e57e6
[ 1772.670267] page:f4f35b95f980 count:0 mapcount:-4096 mapping:
(null) index:0x1
[ 1772.670269] flags:
I tried security=none, it didn't help. I also tried the ubuntu-gnome
17.04 live-usb, and it panicked on boot.
I ran memtest and found that one of my memory sticks was defective.
However, I still have some problems with only two sticks that did pass
memtest.
This is with the 4.13 ubuntu kernel:
Got an oops with 4.14 that hung firefox (like the ubuntu 4.13 kernel),
had to hard-reset because the restart process couldn't kill my session.
The 4.14-rc2 mainline kernel has some other bugs: network-manager can't
get an ip via dhcp, I have to manually run sudo dhclient (sometimes
multiple
(My previous comment was too long, so I moved the logs to the end.)
The 4.13.0 mainline kernel is unusable, it panicked once immediately after
boot, the second time it hung on the boot splash, the third time when I tried
to open this page in firefox.
There was also an oops before the third
The 4.13.0 mainline kernel is unusable, it panicked once immediately after
boot, the second time it hung on the boot splash, the third time when I tried
to open this page in firefox.
There was also an oops before the third hang, and that's the only thing present
in kern.log:
Sep 30 10:24:47
It's a clean install. I barely managed to install it though. There are
no other versions of the kernel in the repository.
I'm going to try the mainline kernels.
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I'm constantly getting random kernel oopses and the machine hangs
completely.
ProblemType: KernelOops
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
Package: linux-image-4.13.0-12-generic 4.13.0-12.13 [modified:
boot/vmlinuz-4.13.0-12-generic]
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.13.0-12.13-generic
Public bug reported:
If anything follows a jobs command (except -l, -p or both),
checkbashisms reports a bashism.
Example:
#!/bin/sh
jobs
jobs # this is detected as a bashism
# also detected as a bashism
jobs -lp > jobs.txt
** Affects: devscripts (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1547518 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1547518
1547518 is private for some reason. The workaround is pretty simple:
edit /usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/upower.py, make setup_power_watch return
immediately, and make has_battery return False.
It should look
I no longer have this issue in Ubuntu 15.10
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Title:
Suspend hangs
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If I enable background transparency, the shadows around the terminal are
broken. See the attached screenshot.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 15.10
Package: gnome-terminal 3.16.2-1ubuntu4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.2.0-18.22-generic 4.2.3
Uname: Linux
Public bug reported:
If I maximize a window by double clicking the title bar, then drag it down to
restore it, the shadows are gone (see screenshot).
The only way to restore them is to maximize the window again, and then restore
it by double clicking the title bar.
This does not happen if I
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Trying to suspend results in the the screen going blank, the fans
speeding up, and the computer hanging.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.10
Package: xorg 1:7.7+7ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.16.0-28.37-generic 3.16.7-ckt1
Uname: Linux 3.16.0-28-generic
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Title:
Turns out it's my monitor's (Dell U2415) built-in USB hub. If it's not plugged
in, suspend works.
I've tried disabling wakeup for everything that was enabled in
/proc/acpi/wakeup, but that didn't help.
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
I tried installing Natty from the daily desktop cd (amd64, 02-Mar-2011),
and it failed, here's the error in syslog:
Mar 3 10:08:39 ubuntu plugininstall.py: Exception during installation:
Mar 3 10:08:39 ubuntu plugininstall.py: Traceback (most
One small problem: On KDE 4.4, when the Windows 7 aero-snap like
features are activated (maximize window by moving it to top screen edge,
unmaximize by moving it away), this will cause any click on a maximized
window's menubar to unmaximize the window. See
Public bug reported:
After installing lucid alpha 3 from the livecd, I clicked continue
testing in the final prompt. It seemed to hang, but after 30 seconds the
prompt disappeared. Then apport appeared, but I don't know if this is
related, since apport thinks its a kernel bug.
ProblemType:
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KDE does not ship a merged titlebar. KDE added a separator between 4.0
beta 3 and beta 4. I assume whoever did that recognized the usability
problem, and fortunately KDE chose usability over design (the end result
still looks great regardless)
** Also affects: firefox
Importance: Undecided
The way gtk is handling trough-border is technically correct, but it is
incorrect from a usability viewpoint. One way to fix it is to change gtk's
handling of trough-border. I did that, but Firefox needs to be fixed separately
because it does its own UI drawing and handling.
The other way is to
Sorry my wording might've been confusing.
My patch is not in the ubuntu murrine package, so it's not in ia32libs either.
My PPA didn't have ia32libs so 32bit apps on 64bit systems had an unpatched
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Eclipse works for me, but Skype is indeed broken. Qtconfig works
perfectly, so I have no idea why...
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It's because skype is 32 bit, and the 32 bit murrine engine is in
ia32libs and hasn't been updated to support trough-border. I'll upload
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You
I can reproduce the bug:
1. Download the 854x480 ogg file from here:
http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/
2. Make sure totem is not open.
3. Double click the file in nautilus. It should start playing with sound in
totem
5. Double click the file again in nautilus. The sound will be
This patch is a follow up on my previous murrine patch. It implements an
engine parameter instead of the hardcoded value.
Package is here:
https://launchpad.net/~nx/+archive/ppa
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Click manage groups and add a group called nopasswdlogin. After that it won't
be greyed out.
I had to look through the source code to figure this out. The nopasswdlogin
group should be created by default IMHO.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/396459
You
I think this is a nicer solution than my previous patch. I removed
trough-border from calculations for the slider rectangle (which is used
for mouse detection) and instead add/subtract the correct values when
drawing the slider.
For Firefox, I wanted to do something similar, modifying
I decided to try out my idea from comment #3. This is patch uses a hardcoded
value of 2, but that can easily be made configurable, as a murrine specific
option. With GtkRange::slider-width set to 18, it gives the same effect for the
scrollbars, with none of the bugs.
Yes, it's a hack, but it
This patch fixes the problem in gtk apps. It does not fix the bug in
Firefox however.
** Also affects: human-theme
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: libgtk
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: 099_slider_trough_border.patch
** Also affects: firefox
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Previous patch had some weird tabulation issues, sorry.
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The icons work much better with Dust.
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The shutdown button on Karmic's gdm is located in the lower right
corner. It is close to the screen corner, which is much easier to reach
with the mouse, but cannot be clicked by moving the mouse to the corner
because of some padding. Since the
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Binary package hint: gdm
The option comboboxes on the bottom panel have a frame that prevents
their activation when clicked on the screen edge. It's easy to overshoot
with the mouse and reach the screen edge (Fitts' law), and clicking
there won't open the menu. In contrast,
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The gray panel icons in humanity (volume, networking, messaging and session
menu) lack contrast when put on a white panel (which is still the default on
the desktop as far as I know). The messaging menu icon is the worst, it's
From what I could understand of the murrine source code and the gtk source
code, this is a gtk bug. Gtk asks the theme to draw a 14px wide scrollbar
thumb and a 16px wide trough. The thumb should extend its click area along the
entire width of the trough.
Would it be possible for the murrine
This isn't just a problem with evolution. In my case Pidgin's
description is truncated. IMO a tooltip would be the best solution here.
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That fixed it, thank you.
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This is on Karmic with the new usplash fade effects
During boot when usplash first appears the colors are inverted for a
split second. Then the fade-in starts and it becomes normal. This
started happening when the fade effects were added.
** Affects: usplash (Ubuntu)
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Confirmed, however CompizConfig still allows you to configure the number of
workspaces.
When metacity is active, the settings dialog changes to the metacity variant
and both spinboxes are stuck at zero.
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The new scrollbar in Karmic's Human theme has a usability bug:
To reproduce, open nautilus, maximize the window, then open a directory with
enough files to cause the scrollbar to appear (e.g. /lib). Now move your mouse
to the right edge of the screen, and left click.
** Summary changed:
- problem with new scrollbar in Human theme
+ problem with new scrollbar in Human theme - GtkRange::trough-border set to 2
** Description changed:
The new scrollbar in Karmic's Human theme has a usability bug:
To reproduce, open nautilus, maximize the window, then open a
I've hacked the panel to allow auto_hide_size to be 0 when calculating struts,
i.e. how much space will be taken away from other applications. Although the 1
pixel line will still be there, maximized applications will be able to cover
the whole screen, so e.g. the close button will be in the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Gnome-panel places two handles on both sides of the panel when the panel
is not expanded. I'd like to have the option to remove them, because I'd
like to place a non-expanded panel with a menu in a corner, but the
handle prevents me from
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The patch was missing a few things, so the panel did not read the gconf
option on startup. Here's a fixed version. I've also reported the bug on
gnome's bugzilla: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=591689
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Binary package hint: release-upgrader-apt
Since a dist upgrade is a long process, I usually go to sleep around the
time it finishes downloading. The next morning when I wake up I realize
that about 10 minutes after I've left the computer, Ubuntu found a
modified config file
I'm having the same problem with a mobility radeon 9200 and the rc
livecd. A sudo modprobe -r radeon sudo modprobe radeon fixes it, and
after an X restart I get 3d acceleration. For some reason the agpgart
module is loaded after the radeon module in the livecd, even though
lsmod correctly lists
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