I made a feature request upstream on gnome bugzilla and they say that
they won't add the feature. So the ball is on Ubuntu's court: please
either enable bitmap fonts back by default, or special-case gnome-
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I've re-opened the bug because I'd like gnome-terminal to be able to
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upstream feature request only, since it was ubuntu decision to turn off
bitmap fonts
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When gnome-power-manager daemon is running, the acpi scripts on
/etc/acpi/suspend.d/ and /etc/acpi/resume.d/ don't get executed. I
needed to create a new script in there to tell it to unload my wifi
driver before going to sleep, but
Well, if gnome-power-manager is the default usage now, how the heck do I
unload and reload a module automatically during sleep/resume? With the
acpi-support we had a clean way of controlling such modules. How do I do
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Josh, I installed puvucontrol and it indeed, it shows up the application
playing some music/audio after resume (I used the preferences/gnome-
sound utility which is even more standard than Totem or Rhythmbox). BUT,
you can't hear ANYTHING. You have to restart the alsa daemon to get
audio. The bug
Ok guys, I have an easy workaround that works for me. Create a sound.sh
file and type in it:
#!/usr/bin/sh
/etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop
/etc/init.d/alsa-utils start
Then, save that file, and make it executable:
chmod +x sound.sh
Then, copy it to /usr/bin:
sudo mv sound.sh /usr/bin/
You will
Of course, if
#!/usr/bin/sh
doesn't work for you, try
#!/bin/sh
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You are right. The asoundconf set-pulseaudio doesn't work here either.
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Ubuntu devs, can we please have a solution to this? It's been so many months
now!
Apparently there is a workaround if you can't fix the source problem in a
timely manner: asoundconf set-pulseaudio after a resume/reboot. I have no
idea where to place this script to get it run automatically, so
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sound-juicer
Currently, if you want to rip a CD, you do it via Sound Juicer, which talks to
gnome-audio-profiles-properties, which talks to gstreamer, which talks to lame
(for mp3). Thing is, manually creating switches like the following to do your
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 67332 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67332
I discussed the issue over a romantic dinner with my husband last night
(he is a Google Android engineer, but he has desktop experience as he
was one of Be, Inc.'s BeOS engineers back in the day). ;-)
So, we
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1. This method would require the package manager's apps to be the only
installed apps.
2. Yes, but what I am saying is, is to special case this, and instead link the
panel icon to the final destination file
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Image uploaded showing the overlap.
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You
Yes, I remove the link from the desktop after I have DnD it to the
panel. I see the problem now. Yes, this is not very intuitive. Maybe the
solution is for the behavior to remain as is when dragging real files on
the desktop that you later delete, but when you drag an actual shortcut
icon, then
Yes. There are other icons that ubuntu placed there that work fine
before and after the login process. It also works properly if I directly
drag an application icon from the gnome menus to the panel. But as I
explained, it doesn't work properly if I drag an application entry from
the gnome menus
Yes, I was able to reproduce the same bug with Hardy as well. I first
drag the Firefox icon on the desktop from its gnome menu. Then, I drag
it from the desktop to the gnome panel. It's there. I log out. I log in.
It has disappeared.
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Binary package hint: gdm
After doing the update of packages today, I've lost the users in the
Human List gdm theme! When I log out, I am supposed to see mine and my
husband's faces as two users in the human list gdm theme and select
one of them, and then fill out the
Gstreamer is where the community is going, Xine-lib is not. Yes, it's
frustrating that DVD menus don't work on totem-gstreamer, but I would
suggest you keep that package, and use VLC to watch your DVDs, not
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David, exactly. Ubuntu supports totem-gstreamer, not totem-xine.
Therefore, they must fix the DVD support, instead of waiting for the
community to do that. I have emailed the guys behind gstreamer and they
said they WON'T do it because they have NDAs and they can't possibly
touch DVD code. This
Sebastian, please, we know that. But so you can't ship with AAC or even
MP3 either. But you DO provide a way for users to download these codecs
on their own accord when such files are popping up. I am asking for the
same trick to be employed here. But for totem-gstreamer, not the much
unsupported
Yeah, I found it now. It's on the nautilus sidebar, which I always have
turned off. I think that it's kinda weird to have an SMB share mounted
for months, and only be removed from a particular spot, but not from the
Places menu and FileOpenDialog where it also appears.
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Note that you can right click on the share on the desktop or in the network
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There are no shares on my desktop or the network place nautilus window,
so I can NOT unmount them. The two entries are still occupying space on
my Places menu on the
I added no bookmarks. I just connected to these shares a few months ago.
And they got AUTOMATICALLY to the Places menu, and there is absolutely
no way to remove them from there. They appear nowhere else in Gnome. I
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I have seen these shares popping up in the open file GTK dialog, on
the sidebar. But its right click remove option is grey'ed out. So far,
I have found no way to remove these shares from my Places menu and/or
Gnome's VFS.
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I connected to a couple smb shares with nautilus a few months ago, and
now both are showing on my Places menu. I want to get rid of them
because they make my menu look ugly, bloated and with no real use
anymore. But there is no way to remove
I don't want to remove the feature btw, i just need some control over
it. One of the two share bookmarks is a typo for example, and i am stuck
with it. I would have liked a way to remove it.
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Well then, I guess I will have to get a video of it all and upload it.
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The distance does not matter. What does matter if you first DND the icon
to the desktop and then get that desktop icon from the desktop and DND
it to the panel. But if you DND it directly from the menu, it does work
and it remembers it. But it doesn't work from the menu-desktop-panel.
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Reproducible on two new user setups on my laptop. I drag the terminal
and my computer icons from the gnome menus on the desktop. Then, I
drag them next to the firefox/evolution/help icons on the gnome panel.
They stick there. Then I log out,
Yes, please fix this, it bit me tonight.
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This bug must be fixed before the release of Gutsy. It was a preview
article on Digg a month ago and had shots of Ubuntu, and guess what, the
guy who had written that preview had the bug. This should be fixed as
it's way too visible and easy to reproduce.
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Since my upgrade to Gutsy from 7.04 I have multiple entries. I am not
sure if this is because you changed the standard over the previous
ubuntu version, but don't even think releasing Gutsy without fixing
visible details like this one for
attached a pic showing the image, and the ugly SHARE IP numbers...
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That's a kind of a feature that Apple or MS would never ship without.
Ubuntu must get some priorities straight.
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Binary package hint: dbus
Something really weird is happening on my laptop. All of a sudden DBUS
is broken (or simply does not load during booting) and so gnome-power-
manager does not allow me to sleep/hibernate, neither it shows all its
options. I
backtrace. It still crashes with the latest gutsy when i click on the
profiles from sound-juicer's preferences.
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After updating the latest gutsy version, clearlooks now is really bad.
The menu bar is extremely thin, and the icon toolbar is fat. Something
is just wrong. It looks really bad.
** Affects: gnome-themes (Ubuntu)
Importance: Low
Assignee: Áron
Yes, this is better. Except the fact that tooltips are not yellow
anymore, but gray. They are not easily visible as gray.
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Customizing the color of tooltips has no effect btw.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Nautilus crashes reproducibly after upgrading my PC tonight, on the
latest Gutsy version. It crashes when trying to connect to the LAN
network or on my SMB server. Before today's upgrades it was working
fine.
= BEGIN MILESTONES =
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No, it doesn't help. Totem-xine is not maintained as well as totem-
gstreamer is, which the Gnome default. DVD playback must be implemented
for totem-gstreamer too. Personally, as a user I don't give a monkey
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I have problems with totem-xine, and also, I prefer to use the defaults.
Totem-gstreamer is the default and it's the most tested version for the
last few months.
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Binary package hint: gdm
After upgrading to Gutsy, no users are showing in the user's list on
GDM's theme. I have to manually type both the username and password to
enter gnome, while on Feisty I could click my picture on GDM and only
provide the password.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sound-juicer
clicking on EDIT PROFILES from the SoundJuicer pref-panel, it crashes
SoundJuicer completely. Please note that I have both the ubuntu and the
universe version of UGLY gstreamer packages installed.
** Affects: sound-juicer (Ubuntu)
The last one in the list of the Login Window pref panel.
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Yes, the frozen dialogs are easily reproducible.
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I have installed gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse and
gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly to get the profile. Both of them. If the
profile doesn't show on yours, then this a brand new bug.
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Binary package hint: epiphany
Please do the following:
1. Install the MS fonts
2. Open a Epiphany window with its *default* settings and then open Firefox or
Opera, or a Safari/IE window on another computer.
3. Go to this site www.osnews.com
Please
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 73227 ***
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Can you please unmark this bug as duplicate of #73227 ? As you can read in a
comment that I left in that bug, your fix makes my desktop look VERY ugly. I do
not ask for the same thing as the bug submittor of
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perhaps this procedure will help you to get what you want
Thanks for the suggestion Ben, but no, it doesn't do what I want (I am
aware of gconf's entries). By unmarking the volumes_visible, it also
makes
Ok guys, the partitions are now showing up in the MyComputer nautilus
view, BUT, they also show up in the Desktop too. I DON'T want them in
the desktop!!! I only want the REMOVABLE partitions to be appearing in
the desktop, NOT all partitions. Right now, after you fix, my Places
menu is filled up
Totem-gstreamer does not have DVD support. Unless someone sits down and
adds full support for it, you are all better off with totem-xine or VLC.
The company that does a lot of gstreamer work (sorry, can't remember the
name) can't add DVD support for legal reasons. It will have to be a
community
Jeff, as Sebastien said, Fluendo is not allowed to do that work (I know
this for a fact). It will have to be a community member who adds the DVD
support to gstreamer.
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Yes, thanks. I think only Gaim doesn't work yet...
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My laptop has 2 GBs of RAM so I didn't bother creating a swap partition
or file (although I might do in the future). When swap is not present,
the gnome-shutdown panel should not offer the hibernate option because
hibernation is not possible without the
Public bug reported:
My laptop has 2 GBs of RAM so I didn't bother creating a swap partition
or file (although I might do in the future). When swap is not present,
the gnome-shutdown panel should not offer the hibernate option because
hibernation is not possible without the presence of swap in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 43169 ***
Sebastien, why was my bug rejected and set as a duplicate of bug #43169
? I don't see the resemblance between the two bugs. Please re-open as
confirmed and read here too:
http://hughsient.livejournal.com/19481.html
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This is what I originally asked, to include libsmbios and have it
working with their HAL. Check the first comment. The guy rejected my
bug. What more should I do to make him understand that he needs to
backport code to his HAL?
And I can't just recompile HAL. As Tigrux said above, simply
Yeah, my Windows partitions don't show up in My computer. They are
only shown under /media or something. Please note that I don't want
these partitions in the Desktop (which is the current behavior), but I
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No, I was getting a freeze instead. However, this might have to do with
the fact that the server was slow yesterday... Hmm. I guess you can
close this bug then if it works for you.
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Ok, I was able to reproduce it. Apparently Nautilus freezes completely
if the link you are trying to drag to it from Firefox has a very slow
server, or the server does not respond. It seems to go into a wait
mode that completely freezes ALL of its windows.
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It was a freeze actually. I don't know if it works again after some
minutes, I needed to use Nautilus and to get it back I had to kill it
anyway. No matter if it comes back, the current behavior is
unacceptable, it feels like a single threaded Mac application from 1990.
It locks the whole UI, not
Actually no. What I am asking for is a new tab in the gnome preference
mouse panel that controls tap-to-click and scroll-wheel on/off on
touchpads. I don't want a separate panel and I definitely don't want
gsynaptics which is simply too buggy to be used. Gnome has way too many
panels already as it
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The new Gnome brightness applet says that it can't work with my laptop,
a DELL Inspiron. The Gnome developer of the applet got some debug info
from me and he said that this is Ubuntu's bug and not his. He says that
HAL is not built with dell backlighting support (libsmbios)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Go to this page with Firefox:
http://www.lightcrafts.com/linux/index.php
and drag the download link above the form to your home folder or Desktop.
Nautilus will then crash. Reproducible here.
I hope there is a fix for this because many mac
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
I can't drag-n-drop a tarball to the desktop from file-roller. Without
DnD, this app feels so '90s.
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Status: Unconfirmed
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I can't drag n drop a tarball to the desktop
But you do make it easier to playback mp3 and a lot of other formats.
Aren't these patented?
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Binary package hint: gparted
This package is out of date hopelessly (1 year old), and that's
important because gparted has had some very important bug fixes since
then. Bug fixes that can mean destroying a vista partition or not...
** Affects: gparted (Ubuntu)
When exactly is it then?
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I am using the US locale. The only thing I have done is to edit the mp3
profile to see if it was active. I clicked on the active checkbox and it
got deactivated, and then I enabled it again. Then, poof, it has
dissapeared from sound juicer. Screenshot attached showing how the
profiles have a mp3
Actually the problem is HAL. The Brightness author asked me to debug it
for him and he concluded that HAL is not built with --with-dell-
backlight option. If it was, the libsmbios package would have been
automatically included in Feisty's ISO. So I am not sure what separate
file I should file and
Could you please reopen this bug?
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No.
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The no above was for an error, I don't get an error.
Do you have gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly installed?
Yes.
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BTW, my hardware buttons about brightness WORK (on both my laptops).
What doesn't work is the Brightness Gnome APPLET. And when I emailed the
applet author and looked at it he concluded that the culprit is your
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I found the problem. You don't include id3mux in the version of
gstreamer-ugly that comes from the official Ubuntu repository and so
Sound-juicer can NOT utilize the mp3 profile.
It works for you because you have a DIFFERENT gstreamer-ugly package
installed, you have the multiverse version, not
There was some discussion about it here
http://eugenia.blogsome.com/2007/03/15/gtk-suggestion/
and here in italian
http://pollycoke.wordpress.com/2007/03/16/suggerimento-per-le-gtk/
From what I have seen so far, no one has rejected the idea, but
reactions range from apathetic to really positive.
I use totem-gstreamer. I like using the defaults. I think it would be a
bummer to release Feisty without DVD playback capability (after the user
manually installs libdvdcss2 that is).
VLC has its own problems (the wxGTK UI has bugs under Ubuntu -- the
volume meter is not displaying) and mplayer
Wait, this is not right. I installed a second feisty on another laptop,
and the same problem persists! The mp3 profile is listed correctly on
gnome-audio-profiles, but NOT on sound-juicer's profiles. This is
confirmed on two different machines, with all the latest Feisty updates.
Please note that
hmm, it works now. I think the problem is related to another bug i did
the other day about gnome-terminal which had the exact same problem.
Some times it works, sometimes it doesn't. How is gaim/terminal send the
commands to open the browsers? Might be a dbus bug or something?
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This bug persists. On one laptop my gdm font size is normal (just like
the gtk font size on apps), and on the other laptop, the font size is
HUGE. I had to edit the .xml file to make that 12 a 7. Now, under normal
circumstances that 7 would be really small. But it seems that GDM
misenterprets the
I have dcraw installed. I have these four you mention too popping up on
nautilus with f-spot being the default for some weird reason. But these
apps can NOT read Kodak's RAW files. Only Cinepaint and UFRaw can.
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Hmm, might be a new feature on gthumb. I clearly remember gthumb not
being able to load such files. Anyways, the default application set to
open that file is eog on gnome, and eog just fails.
I think that these apps must be removed from the nautilus menu and only
allow the apps that specifically
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Binary package hint: gaim
When in a chat with a buddy I type a link, when I later click on it,
firefox does not load. There are also right-click options to open the
link with a browser, but nothing happens, firefox does not load.
** Affects: gaim (Ubuntu)
Importance:
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After I woke up the laptop from sleep there is the standard password
dialog that asks me to input a password, and that's ok. But just right
after that, network-manager asks me again because of the keyring thing
in order to allow
Maybe they should just include the pygtkglext package in feisty?
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It happens on x86 too. It usually happens when another notification
balloon is visible. I think it's gaim's notification icon code that
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Does it really work for you? It doesn't here.
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Can you reproduce based on the new information though?
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I have installed the mp3 libs. When I open sound-juicer and go to its
preferences, the mp3 profile is NOT there. Then, I click edit
profiles, the mp3 profile IS there and it IS active. But it doesn't
show in Sound-Juicer's main preference
I don't believe that this is the wished behavior. You see, go back to
the View menu and click other options there. Also, change from the List
view to the normal icon view. ALL these options stick, and it's only
the show hidden files that doesn't. If it is the wished behavior, then
it's a usability
I run Feisty too. I also have a vmware partition of feisty with a bit
older files in it, and it seems that everything works there. But on my
up to date laptop with feisty, I have the problem above.
I not only not getting the mp3 option on the combo box of sound-juicer,
but the Edit profiles
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One problem with the toolbars/statusbar on gtk/gnome apps is that the font size
of the
descriptive text below the icons is the same size as the desktop font size. And
that font size is too big to be used as a toolbar font. Icons are stretched out
far away from each other
Here is a showcase of how it would look like.
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The Disk Analyzer Baobab application that currently ships with Gnome
would greatly benefit from such a change btw. Many other apps with lots
of text under toolbar icons too.
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The Vista partitions do load under /media/sdXX successfully. But I want
to see these partitions when I go to Computer screen on Nautilus.
These partitions should show up there with a disk icon! Please note that
I do not want to see these Windows
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I leave empty the work email, and i fill up the home email address. Then
I close down that window, and I re-open it. My home email address is now
empty and the email address text now resides on the work input box
instead.
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