Another workaround: rotate with Shotwell Viewer also works.
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Title:
Eog doesn't have permission to save on a samba share
To
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce the bug:
-) I've mounted a samba share with Nautilus. I needed to provide login and
password to be able to access it.
-) I could access it with eog (Eye of Gnome) to view pictures.
-) But I needed to rotate an image and when I tried to save it, I got an
I have the same situation as romaindu91: no apport dialog, the window
freezes and all colours become gray shades: see attachement. If I
execute gnome-control-center from the terminal and if I click the User
Accounts icon, I get a libv4l2: error getting pixformat:
Inappropriate ioctl for device.
This is a bug from 2009, but could it be that this is still a problem
when using autologin?
I used the tutorial
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/AutoLoginFeatures, which
works. The problem is when thin client users want to shut down their
system, they are brought out to the login
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 544166 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/544166
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 544166
gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long strings (ru,nl)
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 626289
gcalctool buttons are too big in dutch
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gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 544166 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/544166
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gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long strings (ru,nl)
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gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long strings (ru,nl)
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The same bug seems to be present in a Dutch setup (see screenshot
gcalctool_nl.png), because the Dutch word for Undo is Ongedaan
maken, which makes the window too wide. That's why I've changed the
title.
The workaround LANG=C gcalctool works, but it's very user friendly.
Greetings
Mattias
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Languages for which the gcalctool window is too wide (so far): Russian,
Dutch, Japanese, Ukrainian.
** Summary changed:
- gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long strings (ru,nl)
+ gcalctool: window too wide in some languages with long strings (ru,nl,jp,uk)
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 495880 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/495880
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Extracting a file with german Umlaut in the filename doesn't work
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Extracting a file with german Umlaut in the filename doesn't work
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Can somebody explain why the status in this bug is 'invalid'? On my
10.10 system (file-roller 2.32.0-0ubuntu1) it's still not working. I
also see that the importance of this bug is 'low', but for some
languages it's very critical, eg. German (like already mentioned) and
Dutch.
While unzipping
I think this isn't only a bug in EOG, but also in Nautilus, as Nautilus
doesn't display the ico as well.
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Updated screenshot, with annotation of what is 'ok' (thumbnail in
Nautilus) and what isn't 'ok' (icons in Nautilus + EOG).
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I have firefox, version 3.6.10+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.04.1 and
in this package, the bug isn't fixed.
So I guess 3.6.10+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu3 isn't the same
package/version as 3.6.10+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.04.1?
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firefox - the associated helper application does not exist
Bug #543157 (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-codec-
install/+bug/543157) seems related. The solution provided there by
'Sergey K' (post 5) solved my problem (using Ubuntu 10.04).
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playing MMS / .ASX with totem needs manual install of codec package
F-spot import still seems to lack the ability to delete pictures from
camera on Ubuntu 10.04, with F-Spot 0.6.1.5. Like others already said:
this is an important feature for users who don't know how to format
their camera. I still install gthumb for those users, but that program
lacks some other
I guess that patch hasn't been applied yet, as F-spot import still seems
to lack the ability to delete pictures from camera on Ubuntu 10.04, with
F-Spot 0.6.1.5. This is an important feature for users who don't know
how to format their camera. I still install gthumb for those users, but
that
I can confirm wat Lazy is saying: this (very) annoying bug is still
there with almost all the files that have application/force-download as
file-type (see my earlier comment for more details).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239952
This bug also affects me as long as I can remember. It doesn't happen
with all files and not with all websites. Unfortunately it affects me in
Smartschool, a popular electronic learning environment in Belgium that
I use on a daily basis. Almost all the files that suffer from this bug
have
I've tested the webcam functionality of the Genius VideoCAM Express
Webcam in aMSN and it worked out of the box with a Jaunty 9.04
installation (upgraded from 8.10). Is that what you mean Devid Antonio
Filoni?
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needed: libv4l and associated application patches (or gspca stopped working in
I can confirm this bug with my Ati Radeon 9250 PCI GPU. FYI: I've set up
my dual monitor configuration via System Preferences Screen
resolution.
I didn't have this problem with Ubuntu 8.04 (it is still the same
hardware). But in that time I set up my dual monitor configuration with
the command
I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on the computer of somebody. They are using
a Speedtouch 330, so I stumbled across usb-adsl-modem-manager
(https://launchpad.net/usb-adsl-modem-manager).
Although usb-adsl-modem-manager makes sure that you can connect to the
internet, Firefox is always in offline
Kristian Erik Hermansen, I tried your disable.offline.mode add-on, but
then I couldn't use Firefox anymore. Eg. when I type a URL and hit
enter, Firefox does nothing. These same with the search bar. When I
uninstalled the add-on, everything worked again (except for that
annoying offline mode that
/100DICAM). I think this is a bug, because Ubuntu
knows there's a camera plugged in, but still it doesn't do the same
steps as with the Canon.
Screenshots might give a more clear view on what I mean:
*Canon*:
1) http://users.telenet.be/cobnet/Werkmap/foto1.png (=Nytech)
2) http://users.telenet.be/cobnet
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