[Bug 281956] Re: evolution uses wrong date to switch to daylight saving timezone in timezone Europe/Brussels

2008-10-17 Thread Biörn
I can confirm this bug on Hardy. The appointments in test.ics switch
time on October 19th.

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[Bug 284584] Re: Appointments after Sat Oct, 18th are displayed one hour later

2008-10-17 Thread Biörn
I can confirm this bug on Hardy.

To get the list of appointments: Click on the clock applet, a calendar
will be shown. If you have an evolution appointment on the day which is
selected, an 'Appointments' category will be shown below the calendar
listing the appointments on that day.

Appointments in the week from Oct 19th to October 26th will be shown on
hour late. Try the attached calendar file which contains an appointment
at 10:00 CET every day in October.

Yes, this problem is related to bug #281956. Try the test.ics calendar,
it is displayed incorrectly in evolution but correctly in the clock
applet. My guess is that evolution delivers the appointment data to the
clock applet in UTC. During the problematic week, this transformation is
done incorrectly (due to the evolutions wrong time zone data) for data
with a time zone, but correctly for UTC data. So, this bug report should
probably be marked as a duplicate of bug #281956.

** Attachment added: "test2.ics"
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[Bug 253168] Re: GNOME login without any keypress prevents the working of GNOME-configured keyboard options

2008-09-13 Thread Biörn
I can confirm this bug. I have configured gdm to automatically log me in
which means I don't have to touch neither keyboard nor mouse to log in.

My keyboard preferences are the following (in gnome-keyboard-properties):
 - 3 different layouts
 - Separate layout for each window
 - Ctrl key position: Swap Ctrl and CapsLock
 - Layout switching: Alt+Shift change layout

Symptoms after logging in without touching the keyboard:
 - Alt+Shift to switch the layout does not work.
 - Ctrl and CapsLock are not swapped.
 - When using the mouse and the keyboard applet to switch the layout:
  - The applet cycles through only the two first layouts.
  - The change of layout is not effective, although displayed by the applet.
  - Therefore, I cannot tell whether 'Separate layout for each window' works.

How to reproduce:
 - Configure more than two layouts in the keyboard preferences.
 - Configure your favorite layout options.
 - Setup gdm to log you in automatically after a few seconds (or some other 
keyboard-less method).
 - Log out and wait to be logged in automatically. Do not touch the keyboard!
 - See if your keyboard preferences are in effect and if the layout switching 
works. Both should not work.
 - Log out and touch any (modifier) key on the keyboard, then wait until 
automatically logged in again.
 - Your keyboard features should work.

Workaround: In the keyboard preferences, open the 'Layout Options' and
change one of the many options (and change it back again). This probably
causes the all the keyboard settings to be (re-)configured (this should
already have taken place when logging in). The layout switching and all
the layout options should now work again.

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[Bug 267165] Re: Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-09 Thread Biörn
** Attachment removed: "Evince screenshot (incorrectly rendered)"

   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17350058/evince.png

** Attachment removed: "xpdf screenshot (correctly rendered)"

   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17350063/xpdf.png

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[Bug 267165] Re: Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-08 Thread Biörn
The attached PDF contains cross references (to be shown in red) and a
citation link (to be shown in green).

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[Bug 267165] Re: Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-08 Thread Biörn
Relating to comments 1 and 2 (font rendering), the problem is probably
due to a font not being embedded in the PDF. Sorry for not having
investigated the problem before posting.

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[Bug 267165] Re: Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-06 Thread Biörn

** Attachment added: "xpdf screenshot (correctly rendered)"
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[Bug 267165] Re: Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-06 Thread Biörn
Equally, both evince and kpdf (but not xpdf) do not render the Courier
font in my PDF document correctly. Probably also a problem of libpoppler
0.6.4.

I have attached a screenshot of the incorrect rendering in evince.

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[Bug 178485] Re: Evince printing unprintable PDF marks

2008-09-06 Thread Biörn
This bug also occurs for me in Hardy, using evince or kpdf. However,
xpdf does not expose the problem.

The same version of evince (2.22.2) in debian lenny does not have the
problem, using a newer version of poppler (0.8.4 instead of 0.6.4).

This bug seems to be related to bug #267165

evince 2.22.2-0ubuntu1
libpoppler-glib2 0.6.4-1ubuntu3.1
kpdf 4:3.5.9-0ubuntu1
xpdf 3.02-1.3ubuntu1

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[Bug 267165] [NEW] Evince draws hyperref boxes with wrong color

2008-09-06 Thread Biörn
Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: evince

I use the LaTeX hyperref package to add links to my PDF documents which
are then highlighted as colored boxes or colored text. Evince draws
these boxes using the wrong color. E.g., it uses blue instead of green
and magenta instead of red. However, when using colored text instead of
colored boxes, the text is shown in the correct color.

I actually suspect this to be a problem of poppler 0.6.4 because
- kpdf has the same problem
- the same version of evince (2.22.2) in debian lenny does not have the 
problem, using poppler 0.8.4

This bug seems to be related to bug #178485


evince 2.22.2-0ubuntu1
libpoppler-glib2 0.6.4-1ubuntu3.1
kpdf 4:3.5.9-0ubuntu1

$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 8.04.1
Release:8.04

** Affects: evince (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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