This is present in raring.
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Publish to
Thanks for the catch, I need to remember why I did not calculate the
paths only once, as there should be no need to build the same paths in
each timer invocation.
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To manage notifications about
The kernel already had this just was not entirely obvious.
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-arm-input-sensor-drivers
So the remaining task is hooking up g-s-d instead of using a standalone
daemon as in the test app linked from the blueprint.
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As per the initial comment, and as of the latest image, thunar and mouse
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Public bug reported:
On the Nexus7 device double-tapping does not work in Nautilus. Even single taps
are not always registered.
In thunar navigating via double tap works fine.
The mouse settings panel's double tap timeout test works fine.
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Seems to be fixed in the oneiric 3.2 version.
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Thanks, uploaded, in the moderation queue due to beta1 freeze.
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To manage
Tested on Natty, and as upstream commented in Bugzilla, it does not
crash but pops up a dialog which is reasonable.
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Alexey, thanks for the patch. I bet you did not expect an answer after almost 3
years :)
I am testing this in natty and the cursor does not disappear because mcedit
shows - instead of tabs. I could not quickly find a way to disable this
to reproduce the symptoms you describe in the Debian
built successfully against the fixed clutter package.
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I am looking into this.
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The 2.32.2 upload of gconf is likely miscompiled and segfaults. This
leads to other armel FTBFSs in the archive when calling gconftool-2 as
part of the install phase.
** Affects: gcc-linaro
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: gconf (Ubuntu)
A rebuild with -O0 on armel is ongoing, to confirm this is a gcc
regression since January when the previous version of gconf was
uploaded. The gconf changes are minimal and unlikely to be the cause of
the bug.
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** Summary changed:
- gconf segfaults on arm
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actually not building yet, FFE needed first.
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tomboy, evo-indicators, indicator-session and liferea from main rebuilt
successfully with the new gconf.
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is this happening on non-dove hardware too?
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not reproduced by others, will be reopened I guess if it happens.
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Binary package hint: gnome-session
Add unity-2d to the Recommends: fields so that installing unity-2d does
not pull in gnome-panel via depends: metacity- recommends: gnome-
session.
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I see this too on two computers since Hardy where g-p-m is disabled. The logout
dialog code checks to see if suspend and hibernate buttons are to be added and
asks g-p-m. However if it is not running it does not get the answer and it
blocks. g-p-m is started by this but possibly too late to
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On a 8.04 liveCD playing an avi with totem-xine (not totem-gstreamer) causes an
error dialog to pop up after a few minutes saying that the sound device is
being used by another app and after that there is no sound at all.
A restart of totem-xine with the same file works
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
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the bug is not in gnome-control-center
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in: xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu)
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If system-config-printer replaces gnome-cups-manager in gutsy the fix
should be done in that package
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/system-config-
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this is an upstream patch, based on the one I ortiginally submitted to evince
log ago but dos keeps the gnomevfs deps
I think we could add an ubuntu patch to it that should not be hard, now that
upstream has --disable-gnome and
both binaries buiold form the same source package.
If you feel like
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we'll have to update the gtk-only patch to 0.8.0 to be in line with
evince.
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Added Martin to the subscribers, as package duplication is his area AFAIK.
Carlos, any stats on how many bugs come in via bug buddy?
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If it is needed the change can be reverted, it's a simple line in
debian/rules.
The pros and cons of having duplicated gnome-system-tools/xubuntu-
system-tools source packages in main vs. having bug buddy integration in
g-s-t need to be evaluated.
Carlos, do you know approximately what
Yes, GTK a11y initialisation is done using the GTK_MODULES envvar,
that's why gaim, gimp etc are accessible. Only bonobo specific a11y is
initialized in gnome_program_init() but that's not a problem for apps
that do not use bonoboui.
If any gnome-dependencies are still needed by the nautilus
yes, that is set up by the session manager (in both gnome and xfce4) if
the enable_atk gconf key is set. It works for all GTK apps.
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With the latest g-s-t the only difference between the apps built with
--enable-gnome and --disable-gnome is the usage of gnome_program_init()
vs gtk_init(). Because bug-buddy is not used in Ubuntu the difference is
practically zero.
the screenshot is called gnucash_open_dialog; the affected package is
gnumeric though right?
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the app that crashes is gnome-printer-view which is gnome-cups-manager,
so reassigning
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then libgnoffice-0-dev should depend on either if the two libs. IIRC
there is no need for a separate libgoffice-gtk-dev since it contains
header files, docs and the .so symlink which are independent of whether
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thanks Oliver, I did not notice those. They're not marked as dups of
each other and there's no comment on them. I've added a watch on one of
them here.
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** Also affects: dia (Debian) via
no updates planned for dapper for now. This is fixed in edgy I think.
Updating dapper will be considered depending on when 6.06.2 is planned
(no ETA) and on the Xfce 4.4 release date.
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no it doesn't. Roadtrip please make sure you report against the correct
package, see if gnome-cups-manager or system-config-printer is the one
you used, and whether the other gives better results
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it's probably a bug in those xfce applets then. I don't know what they
do and whether they should use another color. Do you have another app
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the latest upload of xfdesktop (minutes ago) should fix this, if indeed
you are using xubuntu as the screenshot reveals. It is important to
specify what you use when reporting bugs, after all there are other
derivatives in the Xubuntu family that you may have heard of, namely
Ubuntu, Kubuntu and
I have not checked but is it certain that 1.7.1 requires the latest gsf? If it
were the single updated package it would be less of a risk. Anyway I agree we
should get this patch in,
and maybe others that are reported in LP or upstream considers them critical,
like other crashers or data loss
It would be helpful if you could check or coordinate with upstream to
confirm whether other gnuneric busg in ubuntu would be fixed by this. A
strong argument is needed in favor of upgrading this late to 1.7.1, and
if the upgrade fixed many of the current LP bugs that would be one such
argument.
a bit cleaner patch
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drop changelog and hunk for #62993
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Make check causes FTBFS now
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python_2.16.0-0ubuntu3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz
File /build/buildd/gnome-python-2.16.0/tests/runtests.py, line 22, in ?
suite.addTest(loader.loadTestsFromName(name))
File
Public bug reported:
It is needed primarily because gnome-app-install only uses
libgtkhtml.so.
** Affects: gnome-python-extras (Ubuntu)
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Updated debdiff: fix example install paths, split out gnomecanvas as
well.
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I'll let the debian maintainers know as well. As for transition costs, it's
easier because there'
s one less upload to do, but what other transiion costs are there? Packages
depending on
p-g2 still get gconf so all current packages should work without being touched.
As for canvas, I thought
Public bug reported:
Gconf is used by several python programs (gnome-app-install, update-manager,
onboard)
Even if they do not use other gnome libraries besides gtk, these are brought in
because the python bindings are all in a single package. This affects CD space
and bandwidth for
people
debdiff against current package
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please reopen if you can reproduce it, thanks.
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it does not answer the two points raised there though
-firefox and possibly other apps relying on gnome-default-handler
-the default handler being overridable, not hardcoded so in theory expecting
something other than nautilus to be the default gnome handler?
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I don't know about the default handler, but if it's a firefox bug it's
too late to fix it now (if at all) for dapper, and it may be used by
other apps too.
if it's a GNOME private thing it should not be used by non-gnome apps.
If they use it and rely on it there may be no other way for apps
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If thunar can handle that, and the user installed thunar, is it surprising that
is does that? From what I know, apps can say what they handle and that's it.
Policy is decided by the user, or the sysadmin who modifies the system wide
settings of these associsations. So I still don't think thunar
heh we just packaged gnumeric-gtk, have no idea what's inside ;)
the no error message is understandable as gnumeirc-gtk does not use gconf at
all so does not warn if some keys are missing. But the difference in results I
am not sure.
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file has
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while it should be x-gzpostscript
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thanks for your report Chris, and for the patch Seb, but this seems to
have been fixed by upstream in xarchiver 0.3.2 which was uploaded on Apr
28th.
** Changed in: xarchiver (Ubuntu)
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Will do so now :(
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ok. Uploaded again, this time to dapper, not debian unstable :). I
wonder how I missed the upload rejected mail... thanks again for the
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thanks for the review, uploaded
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I am trying it out and making some modifications to it now.
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Affects: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Diff against the autostart desktop file.
=== modified file 'a/gnome-volume-manager.desktop'
--- a/gnome-volume-manager.desktop
+++
artwork remains in xubuntu-deafult-settings for now, no need to delay uploading
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plugins are installed in xubuntu-desktop now. I am not sure what to do with
this bug report as it is not just xubuntu related.
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what about depending on a virtual ubuntu-gdm-artwork package only, which the
current deps are made to provide. Then 3rd parties can add their own artwork
packages
(Not that the current artwork is too big at 5-6 Megs, but may be a more
flexible solution for
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Affects: gnome-python python-gnome2 (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
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Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
it would be nice if the bindings were more fine grained, like the ruby gnome
bindings, so one
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