Hi,
Ok. I will update when I find anything.
I tried mv in terminal and there is no problem (it does not crash). I
tried mv within home directory and between /home and /tmp. There is no
problem. It looks like the problem is with Nautilus.
Regards
Anbarasan
2011/7/17 Brendan Donegan brendan.done
Public bug reported:
Tamil fonts are not displayed correctly in GNOME Terminal. See the
attachment (Picture1)
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: gnome-terminal 2.32.1-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-10.46-generic 2.6.38.7
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-10-generic x86_64
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and fixing. What are the things I should learn to contribute in fixing? Do
you have some webpage that explains to newbies? About me: I have some
programming experience in C, C++, PERL, TCL, Shell. Kindly advise.
Regards
Anbarasan
2011/7/15 Anbarasan anbarasan...@gmail.com
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Nautilus crashes after cut and paste of more than one file.
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Public bug reported:
Nautilus crashes after cut and paste of more than one file.
I tried to cut and paste 2 files from a folder to another and the window closes
(crash).
I do not see the problem with when I cut and paste 1 file.
I have tried with 4 files and the problem is seen.
But the cut
Hi Brendan,
1. I used the command guest-session to login as guest. In guest account also
the same behavior is seen. (Window closes or crashes)
2. I tried copying files from /tmp to /home/anbarasan/ and the files copied
successfully. But when I cut and paste the window closes. Interestingly
asterisk character
in GNOME Terminal. That problem does not appear in Ubuntu 11.04. You can
close that bug also.
The above two bugs are not seen with 'terminator'. See the attached picture
(Picture2)
Regards
Anbarasan
2011/7/15 Pedro Villavicencio pe...@ubuntu.com
could you please try the same
Attachment Picture2
2011/7/15 Anbarasan anbarasan...@gmail.com
Hi Pedro,
I tried Tamil GNOME Terminal and the problem I reported is not
reproducible. The special characters do not overlap each other in Ubuntu
11.04. You can close the bug. I have attached the screen shot (Picture1
Public bug reported:
Bug Description:
Characters such as ~!@#$%^*() are not displayed correctly in Terminal when
Tamil Language is used. These characters overlap each other (see picture1). See
picture2 for asterisk character overlapping with alphabets in Terminal and not
overlapping in gedit.
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Public bug reported:
'*' asterisk character is not correct in Tamil Terminal. Star filled
with white space is seen. This problem is not seen in gedit or while
typing in Firefox.
Expected output:
'*' asterisk character should not be star filled with white space in terminal.
ProblemType: Bug
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I am using Karmic Koala. i have installed all the updates, that the update
manager showed.
But still, i am getting this problem, the recording timer values are erratic..
My Audio hardware is VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio
Controller).
any other way to solve this problem?
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