This bug makes the PDF viewer all but useless in artful. Can we hope to
see a bug fix before release?
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Title:
PDF images are
Interestingly the .djvu file of the same images from the torrent works
smoothly and without incident. the PDF claims to be a PDF/A of some
variety, so I'd have assumed it was less complicated a dataset than
most!
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The PDF from https://archive.org/details/kamikiukulelemet00newy
displayed fine under zesty, but under artful it shows up as lots of
blank white pages. This is the same under other PDF viewers, so I
suspect the real bug is in one of the shared libraries used by all of
them.
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My laptop has a built-in audio port that accepts a three-channel ⅛” plug
for a stereo+microphone headset. Unfortunately due to the nature of the
beast, there is rather a lot of cross-talk, and the electronics in the
laptop are not the best. Also the DSP inside the laptop is
The command-line way to do this seems to be:
$ pacmd load-module module-switch-on-connect
Which works fine. I am willing to be convinced that this is a bad default for
some reason (and I'm going to file that as a separate bug) but at least the
control centre should give me a checkbox to flip
It seems that the interface for selecting this has vanished, but not the
underlying mechanism to provide it.
(By the by, this bug is featured in
http://www.jwz.org/blog/2014/06/xkeycaps-a-word-i-thought-id-never-hear-
again/ )
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This workaround works for me:
dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/input-sources/xkb-options
['ctrl:nocaps']
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Title:
bug 1292041 seems like a duplicate of this
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gnome screensaver locks again shortly after unlocking
To manage
I wonder if this is related to bug 1291365
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Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen
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Other folks in the office have seen this, and it seems to happen when
you manually lock the screen and leave the lock-screen up long enough
for the lock-screen timeout. That is, once you log in the system
notices that the lock-screen timeout has passed and doesn't account for
the fact that the
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When I unlock my screen, I sometimes get only a few seconds of
interaction with my desktop before the screen inexplicably locks itself
again. I believe this only happens when I manually lock it with my
ThinkVantage key that I have bound to the lock-screen shortcut, but I
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Like many advanced terminal users, I consider the terminal a conduit to
send my keystrokes through to the applications within. Due to this, I
have the menu access keys option disabled (see attached screenshot for
proof). Unfortunately, when I hit Alt+F to move forward a
for the record, I've tried switching that option on and off.
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alt+keystroke opens menus, despite that feature
Oddly enough, using gnome-disk-utility stuff manually works fine. It's
just something about the way nautilus launches it.
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Okay, that reassignment is fair enough, but realize that it *worked*
when I used pure gnome-disk-utility's interface. It was Nautilus's
integration with gnome-disk-utility that seemed to fail.
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I recently bought a new USB thumb drive, and popped it in to my computer
to LUKS it up. I clicked the little eject sigil next to its name in
nautilus, and then right-clicked on its sidebar entry and chose
format. I get asked all the relevant information, and I click format.
I ran gnome-disks and it did the right thing, using many of the same
dialogs.
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the format, it does nothing!
To
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I fired off an upgrade from quantal to raring, using do-release-upgrade
-d -c (probably should have used update-manager, but server habits die
hard). I then had one of my weekly quantal compiz crashes kill my
ability to interact with the system. I waited until all disk
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Somehow in the last update (as of ~08:30 BST) my gnome terminal re-
acquired the Enable Menu Access Keys (Such as Alt+F to open the File
menu) option. I had to hunt around for a while to figure out how to
shut it off again. This is a nasty surprise, as well as a terrible
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Enable Menu Access Keys was switched back on without my request
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This bug is no longer present in natty.
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workspace-switcher is undesirably 3D in compiz
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Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
I recently upgraded my laptop from lucid to maverick, and found after
rebooting that gnome-screensaver is not temporarily disabled by totem.
I'm uncertain as to whether this is totem's fault or gnome-
screensaver's, but somehow the two
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630753/+attachment/1545594/+files/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: GconfGnomeLockdown.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630753/+attachment/1545595/+files/GconfGnomeLockdown.txt
** Attachment added:
Removing /var/lib/gdm/.gconf worked great for me
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I and a few of my co-workers encountered this despite never having
touched the gdm configuration before.
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1: I have no idea, as this isn't the sort of thing that I want to muck with
repeatedly. If anything this is behavior I have seen in previous betas, but it
always was fixed before release.
2: Set up an intrepid system with compiz, and set your workspaces to a 3x2
grid. Then upgrade
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I just upgraded my laptop from Intrepid to Jaunty roughly 24 hours ago,
and my workspace switcher is exhibiting some sort of compiz regression:
I have configured the switcher to use a 3x2 grid of workspaces, and I
have bound key combinations
No, this was very specifically a static IP setup, as mentioned in the
bug description. This is why I was particularly surprised to see the
progress bar.
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Attached see the before image of my terminal, in which I did an ls
/etc to fill the screen with data.
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Refresh on virtual desktop switching doesn't always happen
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Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
This appears to be a regression of an earlier bug. Essentially, when I
switch virtual desktops with a keyboard shortcut, my gnome-terminals on
the destination desktop often appear blank. In a followup I hope to
attach two screenshots to
Attached see the same terminal after switching to a desktop containing a
maximized firefox and back. Note the area of the terminal that has been
redrawn once the desktop-switcher map rectangle has disappeared.
** Attachment added: Terminal after switching desktops.
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Binary package hint: gnome-applets
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
5366 nick 15 0 158m 57m 8992 S 0.0 5.8 2:23.67 gweather-applet
As chilly as it is in London, I don't think we need 158MB to store just
how
16:33:01 up 8 days, 23:22, 11 users, load average: 0.36, 0.31, 0.20
This is on a laptop that is suspended from time to time.
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Well yes, 9 MB of that is listed as shared, so it's only about 48MB
unique resident.
I'm using Edgy on this laptop.
I'm not entirely sure how panel applets are launched, exactly. Can I
just run valgrind gweather-applet on its own, or is there some panel
applet harness I need to plug into?
I
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When using the livecd on powerpc, i386, and amd64, I did
System-Administration-Networking to configure static IP information
about my system. I switched the interface off of DHCP and onto Static
configuration, and entered IP address, netmask (255.255.255.128), and
gateway
Well, I'm using the kresky-lines icon set, and I still have the problem.
I have not tested any other icon sets.
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Garbled using open source Radeon driver
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I'm seeing similar garblings for totem-gstreamer buttons, in addition to
a bug I just filed. This is a Radeon Mobility 7500 on a Thinkpad T40
running the very latest Dapper Drake.
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I'm seeing this on a T40 with a Radeon 7500, largely in totem. See also
bugs #38198 and #44586. It is likely that this was fixed in version
6.5.8.0 of the ati driver:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2006-April/014965.html
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