attached you can find a screenshot of htop after deleting multiple files. The
ram usage does not seem to be dependent of the files deleted (no apparent
difference between deleting 200 files totaling 75mb and 500 files totaling
700mb)
In this instance there were almost 40 processes of the
Public bug reported:
sometimes the system uses 11GB of 16GB ram for 10+ gnome-shell processes.
It seemingly occurs as soon as deleting files via the file manager. It occurred
for me when trying to delete 500 files with a total of 700mb but also when just
deleting 200 files totaling around 75mb.
Confirmed that on Ubuntu 20.04, neither private nor public GPG keys
exported by Seahorse on Ubuntu 18.04 show up, regardless of a restart.
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This happen with me in PhpStorm, also snap installed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1766230
Title:
Strange window matching behaviour between Slack and Chrome
Bug still exists in Ubuntu 13.04, Shotwell 0.14.1.
http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/2369 still open and have no fix.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/652158
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Confirmed to be working perfectly on Lucid RC.
Thanks Sebastien for fixing this bug!
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'givenName' LDAP attribute not supported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/558999
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Hi Sebastien,
you're right, sorry for being over-enthusiastic about that.
offtopicIt's just one of these things that I always get asked when
talking to companies about linux adoption: does Linux have a decent
groupware? With decent most of them associate not only quality, but
also a FOSS
Hi Sebastien,
thanks for your feedback. I'm the author who originally commited this patch to
Evolution upstream. The patch is already part of the official Evolution 2.30
release.
However, since Lucid will ship with Evolution 2.28.3, I'd like to ask if
you could apply this patch to 2.28.3 before
Use cases:
(1) John maintains the corporate-wide LDAP addressbook. He wants to use
Evolution for this task, since Evolution is one of the rare FOSS LDAP
clients that support writing and editing of LDAP contacts. However, he
finds out that he can't use Evolution at all, because it keeps silently
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution-data-server
Evolution does not support the 'givenName' LDAP attribute when using an
LDAP addressbook. This renders the use of LDAP-based addressbooks
somehow useless, because (1) most other LDAP-Clients support this field
and (2) Evolution
** Patch added: e-book-backend-ldap.c.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43514716/e-book-backend-ldap.c.diff
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'givenName' LDAP attribute not supported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/558999
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The same bug can be observed with karmic. Any solution yet?
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Unable to unlock screen when using ldap
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64301
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I have the same problem today after i reuse a evolution backup. To solve
it i delete the gnome-keyring and re-enter my password in evolution ( it
was a newly created gnome-keyring).
I think the problem was generated when i entered incorrectly my e-mail
password into evolution after restoring the
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7.04beta LiveCD - default timezone was incorrect.
Once I changed the timezone, the clock in the top panel did not change to
reflect the timezone change.
It did update correctly once I manually adjusted the display to UTC and then
back to non-UTC.
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