Just had the same thing happen to me, on recently-updated Ubuntu 18.04.
Here are my journalctl entries from the crash (including the one from 2
seconds before in case they're relevant):
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Oct 23 15:27:01 bad-horse code.desktop[3875]: [main 3:27:01 PM] update#setState
idle
Oct 23 15:27:01
> I believe it's the distro's responsibility to ship glib, glibc and vim
so that all use the same Unicode version.
Sounds right, and it's good to hear that there's progress on this front.
I was afraid the situation was stagnant and it would be up to
applications to fix it.
> Or even better, but
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1665140
Title:
Emoji that should be wide, according to Unicode 9, display incorrectly
in the terminal
To manage
** Attachment added: "Editing text containing emoji in vim within
gnome-terminal"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1665140/+attachment/4819798/+files/terminal-emoji-glitch.png
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Public bug reported:
When editing Unicode in the terminal, it is important for the terminal
and applications to agree on the width of characters. Otherwise, display
glitches will occur.
In prior versions of Unicode, the character width of emoji was
"ambiguous". As of Unicode 9, they are supposed
** Attachment added: "For comparison, the same text file being edited correctly
in gedit"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1665140/+attachment/4819800/+files/emoji-gedit.png
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Yes. In fact, it still happens on a machine where I installed Narwhal
from scratch.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/668560
Title:
Ligatures appear in monospaced text
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
If I am editing code with gedit, and I type the sequences of characters
fi or fl, then they will be replaced by a ligature and visually
crammed into the width of a single character.
The two characters can still be selected and edited separately,
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Ligatures appear in monospaced text
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I've found a workaround, which is to switch to a font that does not
contain ligatures.
The font Mensch, which I was using, has single characters for
ligatures in it, and gedit was using them. Monospace does not, so its
text displays correctly.
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Ligatures appear in monospaced text
I encountered this problem.
On the Add to Panel menu, you can choose to add a notification area
to the panel, but it doesn't do anything except add some blank space
that makes the network icon move around in wonky ways. Instead, you have
to add indicator applet, which seems to do the same thing
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Just a cosmetic bug: All of the icons in the upper-right notification
area have menus, but these menus are very inconsistent in their
behavior.
A nice feature of most menus in Ubuntu is that if you click one menu,
then mouse over the header
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42223067/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: GConfNonDefault.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42223068/GConfNonDefault.txt
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menus in notification area have inconsistent behavior
Does an interface freeze really mean that an obvious bug in the
interface has to fester for six more months? Nobody's suggesting
changing what the interface looks like (well, not in *this* bug report),
just how it acts.
This is a *huge* problem in Ambiance now that the resize target is only
a
It's not exactly the same in gedit. gedit doesn't mark I'm as a
spelling error, for example.
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Spell check in Empathy mishandles contractions and punctuation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/536655
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After the feedback at bug #536655, I checked whether this bug occurs in
other GTK programs such as gedit. It doesn't -- I can only produce this
bug in Empathy.
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Spell-check underlines spaces when inserting text
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/545424
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But it does seem like the same general bug. Do empathy and gedit use
different dictionaries?
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Spell check in Empathy mishandles contractions and punctuation
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I believe this bug has regressed.
I installed Lucid a few days ago, and my password worked correctly in
Dvorak. (I am one of three users of the system and the only one to use
Dvorak.)
After an update today, even though the keyboard layout selector says
Dvorak, it will not let me log in until I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
The situation: I'm typing something in Empathy, and then I realize I
wanted to say something else before it, so I move my cursor back and
type some more.
When I do that, red underlines dance around on the words I'm currently
typing. In the end,
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41769444/Dependencies.txt
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Spell-check underlines spaces when inserting text
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/545424
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** Attachment added: A screenshot of the bug happening.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41770456/empathy-underlines.png
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Spell-check underlines spaces when inserting text
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/545424
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** Summary changed:
- Spell check in Empathy mishandles abbreviation
+ Spell check in Empathy mishandles contractions
** Summary changed:
- Spell check in Empathy mishandles contractions
+ Spell check in Empathy mishandles contractions and punctuation
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Spell check in Empathy mishandles
This bug is happening to me too, and I can confirm that it's not
happening in other applications that use spell-check such as Tomboy
Notes or Firefox.
It would appear that, however Empathy interacts with the spell-checking
library, it's not tokenizing the words it sends correctly.
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Spell
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33207498/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: XsessionErrors.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33207499/XsessionErrors.txt
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mime.cache makes .pdf files show up as application/octet-stream; won't open
in Evince
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: shared-mime-info
On today's Karmic Beta, I am unable to open .pdf files. Evince complains
that File type unknown (application/octet-stream) is not supported.
Evince bug #187225 says that this is a shared-mime-info problem, which
is why I'm reporting it
Bug 264196 seems to be describing the same issue, but over there they've
found a few workarounds! Here's the one that worked for me with the
least nasty side-effects:
Add this to the end of xorg.conf:
Section ServerFlags
Option AutoAddDevices off
EndSection
The downside is that any extra keys
Gah! I just upgraded to Intrepid and this happens to me too. Left and
down aren't much slower at repeating than the other keys, but all the
keys are quite slow. I can get at most about 6 keypresses per second.
By twiddling with the keyboard repeat controls, xset r rate, and (oddly enough)
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