Bug#733094: Bug is harmful to system integrity

I've experienced this bug too on two systems running Debian Wheezy. For both the logging occurs in the background and fills up the entire hardisk without the user knowing, causing Debian to run slowly and some processes fail to start. Uninstalling the package was the solution, but please

Bug#776960: gnome-themes: Clearlooks No Color

Package: gnome-themes Version: 2.30.2-1 Severity: minor Dear Maintainer, For a while now on my Debian Testing machine clearlooks has been missing its usual blue color on the top window border. Now it is white. I have actually been experiencing this bug since last summer, but at first it

Bug#776960: Same in Fedora

I recently installed the latest stable Fedora on a virtual machine and the title bar is also white. It is unlikely this is a bug, so it is probably the intended behavior. I guess no themes have color by default anymore. Only black and white. Please feel free to close this report.

Bug#779511: opentk: Please Consider Packaging The Latest Stable Release 1.1

Source: opentk Severity: wishlist Dear Maintainer, It would be much appreciated if the latest version (1.1 stable) of OpenTK could be packaged and added. It was released not too long ago, so I guess people thought the project was dead. Thanks, Joshua Bowren -- System Information

Bug#776960: Reproducible on Fresh Install

I recently installed Debian jessie from the RC1 installer and then installed gnome-shell and gnome-themes. The bug persists.

Bug#781900: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics: Thinkpad E440 Bottom Part of Touchpad Does Not Work and Clicking Issues

Package: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics Version: 1.8.1-1 Severity: normal Dear Maintainer, The bottom 25% of my touchpad does not seem to work unless the touch goes from the upper part to the lower part. Right clicking is also confined to a very small area in the lower right corner. There

Bug#612242: tracker: Really high CPU Usage and Memory Leak

I experience this issue in the Jessie and reconfiguring locales does not fix the issue. I tried removing all locales but one, but no avail. Any ideas how I can work around the issue? Removing tracker's configuration directories in .local and .cache did not help.

Bug#673218: #673218 - nautilus: hangs on file properties waiting for tracker

It seems the regular gnome search feature also causes tracker-store to start, but it uses less CPU.

Bug#673218: #673218 - nautilus: hangs on file properties waiting for tracker

It seems this issue actually pertains to tracker. There are several bug reports filed for this issue under its package, namely this one: #612242 .

Bug#673218: #673218 - nautilus: hangs on file properties waiting for tracker

I can reproduce this bug in nautilus 3.14 in Debian stable 8.4. This issue also causes high CPU usage, thus high CPU temperature. The workaround is to kill the process. Every boot, tracker-store starts and eats up a ton of CPU time. Also typing a search string in nautilus causes it to hang