Ranting, not ranting, upstream commenting that pulseaudio should be made
necessary for gnome volume control in distributions... and then... here
is an interesting upstream comment!
Comment #9 from Marc-Andre Lureau(gnome-media developer, points: 21)
2009-07-26 10:20 UTC [reply]
(In reply
Il 26/07/2009 17:46, Rolf Leggewie ha scritto:
OK, fair enough. So, we're quite certain this will be on time for
Karmic?
Guys what are you planning to do with gnome-volume-control without
pulseaudio? I don't get it: it's completely unuseful. If you remove
pulseaudio you will probably remove
Public bug reported:
This is a bug report related to usability, please deal with it as such,
that is, let us discuss if the behaviour is correct or not before
dealing with technical aspects. This bug has been introduced in karmic.
When evince crashes, it offers the option to recover documents at
Public bug reported:
The new gnome-volume-control in karmic (the one which depends on
pulseaudio) does not have any way to control the advanced mixer
settings. This may be argued to be good or bad, and that'd be a separate
bug. However, currently it has a bug: the PCM volume is reset to zero at
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-media
The new gnome-volume-control (gnome-media version 2.27.4-0ubuntu2) does
not allow to configure the separate volume channels. I can imagine the
usual reasons for that (it's an advanced configuration hence gnome must
not have it). But it can't
This is a regression since in jaunty it works correctly. The priority
should be set according to the impact of usability, it may be disruptive
(telling people to open a terminal and type alsamixer is a huge
regression compared to how it was in jaunty). I will change the title
and report to gnome.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #589357
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=589357
** Also affects: gnome-media via
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=589357
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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gnome-volume-control does not allow to configure necessary
Charlie: I started this sub-discussion but with the latest upgrade I
realised that gnome-volume-control does not work anymore with
pulseaudio, so the only two fixes for this bug are: either use
pulseaudio in xubuntu, or use a different mixer (e.g. fork the previous
gnome mixer applet and maybe
I said gnome-volume-control does not work anymore with pulseaudio. I
obviously meant gnome-volume-control does not work anymore _without_
pulseaudio.
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gnome-volume-control-applet takes up to 40% cpu
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I risked to burn my laptop yesterday. It's extremely hot due to this
bug. This must be given high priority. It CAN NOT be considered normal
to have a process constantly eating cpu in the default desktop,
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gnome-volume-control-applet takes up to 40%
I did not understand that it was caused by pulseaudio missing, that's my
fault, sorry. Then it is NOT a bug in the default desktop. Sorry for
ranting, this is only a bug for those people that can't use pulseaudio
(e.g. I need skype). Sorry for noise. In any case gnome-volume-control
does NOT work
Fixed in karmic and thanks all again.
** Changed in: poppler (Ubuntu)
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Then I would suggest (out of the scope of this bug) to reserve a key
combination (perhaps there already is one?) that takes you back to the
last X tty; this would eliminate the need for guessing the tty.
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Il 09/07/2009 15:25, Martin Pitt ha scritto:
It would be much better if the getty invocation would be done to take
the next free tty instead of a fixed one. Then we wouldn't need any
hardcoding at all any more.
Here there is something I don't understand: either an (advanced) user is
supposed
Public bug reported:
I experience random crashes while typing fast in gtk applications. The
entire session disappears and I am back to the login screen. This
happens on two different laptops, one has an ATI video card, and the
other one an intel video card. The crashes are not so frequent, but
Attaching the Xorg log even though it does not seem relevant.
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There is no point in discussing the papercut choice, but Mat: didn't it
ever happen to you to drag a folder from places by mistake and start
copying a huge directory in your desktop? It actually may even go
unnoticed for a while if the drag happens quickly (e.g. too sensitive
touchpads). My mother
Dinxter ha scritto:
either,
- sudo stop tty1 after logging into your gnome session
or,
- boot kernel without the splash option to stop it using usplash
both methods work on this computer
I know support requests do not belong to bug reports but for the sake of
keeping relevant
Michael Bienia ha scritto:
For completeness: log out once after booting is also a workaround as
after that gdm ends on tty7 and doesn't fight with getty about tty1
anymore.
This explained why one gets exactly one crash per reboot.
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** Summary changed:
- [karmic] attaching a 6mb pdf file causes evolution to choke taking more than
600MB of memory, while composing an e-mail
+ [karmic] attaching certain file causes evolution to choke taking more than
600MB of memory, while composing an e-mail
** Description changed:
+ This
Public bug reported:
Using karmic and firefox-3.0, I printed a pdf of the following web page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subgroup
(permanent link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Subgroupoldid=296077109)
If I print this pdf with evince (even printing to a pdf file) I get
terrible
I reported a new bug, please triage it and subscribe if appropriate.
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/poppler/+bug/394266
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Done. We can't know the impact of this bug because it's not normal to
send large pdf attachments. So I encourage anyone reading here, having
scanned pdfs of more than 2mb, to do a test with evolution. It may be a
memory leak that stayed there for months or years.
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Today I printed the subgroup(group theory) page from wikipedia using
firefox, to a pdf file, which is small and vectorial. Then re-printed it
via evince for reasons that are not relevant, and the obtained pdf is
big, bitmapped, and horribly looking.
** Changed in: poppler (Ubuntu)
Status:
** Attachment added: The re-print from evince
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28547874/a.pdf
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The re-print from evince is terrible, the one from okular looks good,
but the formula on the third page is obscured.
** Attachment added: The re-print from Okular
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28547885/b.pdf
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Evince has very bad quality when printing pdf files.
So, my mood is below my shoes for this bug, because it's in the most
important program for a scientist: the default pdf viewer. And it makes
absolutely necessary to install a proprietary program to do the most
basic activity people perceived doable with computers: printing, like
with typewriters.
Thanks, do you think this is the same bug that seemed fixed or should I
open a new one? I guess the current bug had to do with fonts but I do
not understand very well all the connections between fonts, images and
so on in pdf.
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Perhaps it is expected that this bug will disappear in next gnome
synchronization?
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Unable to mount any media in nautilus.
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In the meantime - for those who do not know and need an external drive
while testing karmic - you can mount your drive by hand:
sudo -s
mkdir /media/volumename
mount /dev/sdb1 /media/volumename
where /dev/sdb1 is replaced by your partition, and volumename is a
directory of your choice.
To see
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I have a 6mb pdf file which consists of scanned pages. I try to attach
it to an e-mail in evolution but it becomes unresponsive and top shows
it's taking up to 600mb and growing. The same does not happen with 6mb
of random data (courtesy of /dev/urandom). I am not going to
As in subject :) I am using karmic. I don't know if the bug is also in
jaunty too.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393534
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This bug is fixed in karmic. Together with the discovery of the impose+
package for scaled booklet printing, I got finally rid of acrobat reader
on my computer. Thanks.
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Yes I must have been very distracted today. The bug is also present in
okular likely because it's a poppler bug. In jaunty the pdf works fine.
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I have a pdf which makes evince crash. Can't post it here, because it's
confidential, but I get the same behaviour and error messages as the
upstream bug which I link here, this is in karmic.
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22188
The
I downloaded the evince source in karmic (which I am now testing) to try
to paste the code above and... it's already there. In fact, the bug is
fixed in karmic.
We did not see this as there where no comments on this on the upstream
bug, but as devs where busier fixing it, that's only good news.
No it also works the same way in jaunty; it may have been fixed there
nevertheless, but the difficulty in finding a heavy pdf comes from the
fact that not all pdfs have drag-able images. I have many scanned books
that have high resolution graphics embedded. However, these pages are
NOT draggable
Sebastian, I just ask for the *drop* to be disabled on the *same*
window. This is surely feasible. Firefox does this. Of course it is nice
that you can drag an image e.g. on the desktop. Then I will report the
other bug on some graphics being able to be dragged, some other not.
This is certainly
I grepped the source of evince for the drag-data-received gtk signal
and found nothing. Can some developer confirm that it is handled by
external (gnome?) libraries? If this is the case, is it like evince
itself can't decide to ignore a drop? If so do you know where to signal
this bug properly?
Very good.
** Changed in: evince (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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It should have a trivial fix: do not accept drags from the same window.
The consequences, for PDFs which are scanned documents, are that if you
istinctively try to select text, or by mistake drag with your touchpad
over the evince window, you may need to hard-reboot or wait until the
system
Adding this to the papercuts, indeed feel free to remove it if you think
it's not suited.
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When invoked from nautilus-sendto, evolution should show the progress dialog
for sending the message
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Isn't this fixed in Jaunty? I think it is.
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Adding this to the papercuts, indeed feel free to remove it if you think
it's not suited.
Summarizing, the problem is that as evolution is designed now, if I send
a message using nautilus-send-to (part of the default install), I risk
to power off my machine before the message is sent. This
I recalled having tought about the main window opened earlier; in fact I
had reported this other bug
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/evolution/+bug/84065 and I now marked it
as a duplicate of this one; I am now in contradiction with myself, and
thinking about it, perhaps it would be better to
Adding to the papercuts, feel free to remove it if you think it's not
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I think the best solution to this bug would be to replace the timezone
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https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/80458
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Already removed or didn't I add it? However the other bug seems fixed
now so is this fixed too according to others?
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Sebastian: I think everyone runs into this, and they think it's their
mistake to have dragged over the same window. Does it not happen to you?
Something annoying that the system does and brings the user into fearing
to do some action because it may lead to mistakes is an usability bug.
E.g. when
Sebastian: others are complaining as well; notice that it was not me who
tagged this bug so I am definitely not the only one. Drag-drop happens
frequently by mistake with touchpad, when touching it to move the
pointer.
The bug has not been there in the last 5 years. It has been introduced
in
I notice the other message now; the document I linked does not block
your system, but there are heavier documents, I've seen it while
browsing the web, so I can't provide you a proof. The bug is there
anyways for the usability concern that I already told. As I didn't ask
for the papercut myself I
Il giorno gio, 11/06/2009 alle 18.03 +, NickSpencer ha scritto:
I have an application form that looks
like page of text but is actually a page sized image, accidentally
swiping the mouse pad caused evince to grey out (compiz) for a good
minute
NickSpencer, could you upload the application
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
I have a file which opens correctly in okular and acroread. In evince in
jaunty, parts of the page are missing. See page 4 of the attached
document, which I suppose has been produced using latex.
** Affects: evince (Ubuntu)
Importance:
** Attachment added: nominal logic.pdf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27113751/nominal%20logic.pdf
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Some files are displayed very incorrectly (parts of pages missing) - they
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/379962
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It is working correctly now. Yesterday evening it was broken but I
rebooted my system since then. I close this bug for now if it comes up
again will try to see how I can reproduce it.
** Changed in: evince (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Some files are displayed very incorrectly (parts
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Ctrl+J marks spam in evolution, while ctrl+k marks mail as read. They
are too close, ctrl+j may be hit by mistake, and ctrl+J will send the
message somewhere I don't understand (I had to navigate trough all the
menus and submenus to find what
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
In the new evince in jaunty, dragging starting from an image actually
drags the image, while dragging over text will select it. There are at
least three problems in this.
- the operation may harm the user: if I click and drag a page of a pdf
I notice that the new behaviour in evince is probably inspired by that
of web browsers such as firefox. However, in firefox, I can't release an
image OVER the firefox window to have it loaded. This prevents the
problems above. To load an image by drag and drop in firefox I have to
drag it over the
Thanks for pointing this out. Indeed, this would work well also in
evince; OTOH, it is expected that dragging a file over evince loads it,
so making each windows not be a target for its own drags would likely
fix the bug.
Even if, I still dislike the behaviour also present in firefox to treat
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #165155
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165155
** Also affects: evince via
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165155
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Drag and drop of images is dangerous in evince and too easy to
One thing I don't understand is if it would suffice to keep the order of
applets; currently it is messed up.
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I see that in jaunty we have locations in the gnome proxy settings but
is there a way to attach these to network manager and in particular its
networks?
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Works for me in jaunty
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Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 22.21 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
Categorizing this issue as seriously trivial is underestimating it.
This is the sort of issue Linux users face, but Windows and Mac users
are
never bothered with. I would be happy to patch this.
I am not an ubuntu
Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 05.43 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
We need to consider the appeal of Ubuntu to ordinary users depends on
consistent behaviour. There is a mandate to my the interface as user
friendly as Mac OS X.
Yes and in fact this problem affects one of the most
Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 18.23 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
It seems as if the Gnome team do not take this bug very seriously.
Would it
be inappropriate to develop a patch for Ubuntu that may or may not be
pushed
upstream in the future?
To develop any patch you need some
Now that the new notification framework is in progress, two
notifications could be issued if the evolution main window does not
exist. One should say your message is being sent, do not power off or
log out until the message is sent or something more user friendly but
similar, and the other one
See also http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=381132 ; a patch is
in progress upstream it seems.
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Thanks for your comment. Is it already taken for granted that the
current gnome head will be in jaunty+1? If so we're all set, it is just
a matter of waiting. If not it should be milestoned for jaunty+1 then.
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Could someone in ubuntu comment on the patches? These should be applied
as soon as possible. Please consider this bug a bit more: I reported it
in 2007 and we have a patch here!
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[gutsy] [regression] Evince has very bad quality when printing pdf files.
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What packages should I backport to test it in intrepid? Is it
unfeasible? I backported popler and evince using prevu but results
remain the same, however I suspect that evince is using some
.*gnomeprint.* package to print pdfs.
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The point is that the backported evince (using prevu) is using
libpoppler3 instead of libpoppler4. Is there a quick way to have the
backported evince use the backported libpoppler4 or to also build
libpoppler3 from the backported poppler from prevu?
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I now have all the packages that are generated by the source package
poppler, version 0.10.3-0ubuntu1, and recompiled intrepid's evince. I
checked using ldd that evince is using the new libraries. However, the
problem is still the same. The document called
speciation_state_correlation.pdf,
I am now typing from a jaunty alpha 3 live usb pen. I upgraded the
system, I correctly got an update of evince and libpoppler. But the bug
is still there.
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No it's not properly fixed, I was wrong, the situation is always the
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Isn't this properly fixed in intrepid? AFAIR (I am not using ubuntu
right now - since I am not on my PC) rhythmbox has now no icon by
default. If you enable the notification area plugin then it minimises.
This is in my opinion a very good fix - but maybe I remember one thing
for another :)
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It seems to me that this bug is a duplicate of bug #272316, if so, it
should be solved by the updated libgnomecanvas in intrepid-proposed (you
can directly install a .deb archive which is attached to the
A developer may be very well used to the process of requesting updates,
but at least for me, deleting a patch and rebuilding is a matter of half
an hour, making a correct request for an update is beyond of my
possibilities in terms of free time.
On the other hand, an updated deb is useful to let
If someone knows how to upload packages to a ppa (I used to, but have
zero time due to overwork), you can use the toshiba-tablet launchpad
team and its ppa. I think it's entirely free but if not just tell me and
I'll give permission to upload to anybody (yes it's a bit liberal, but I
don't expect
Here's the link
https://edge.launchpad.net/~toshiba-tablet
if you don't like the name I guess we can rename it or create a new one
(originarily I meant that team for toshiba support but it's a bit too
restrictive I think).
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This definitely is a consequence of at least suspend-to-ram (not always
of suspend-to-disk).
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The webcam more or less works in cheese in current intrepid beta, but
not in ekiga (it says that there is no matching color space) and not in
skype (it only shows a green picture). Should I reopen the bug in ekiga?
In any case there is a regression in skype - even tough the program is
closed, the
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I just tried the LD_PRELOAD with v4l taken from a ppa I found in another
bug report. Now I finally understood that the libv4l-0 package which is
in ubuntu is the same, and it works with both skype and ekiga, thank
you.
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Il giorno lun, 06/10/2008 alle 11.00 +, Franck ha scritto:
well, that is what I was trying to say : I was on the way to try the
workaround, but I did _nothing_, it was working already.
I don't know how but the mess happens at next login, not immediately. In
any case I saw this on
der_vegi: I think you wanted to comment upstream.
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I talked with an upstream developer in IRC. The point is that evince
uses libcairo and libcairo did not have support for user fonts. Now
that the new feature is implemented in cairo, somebody must actually
make poppler _use_ it.
The likely correct upstream bug is
Here is the log when the two devices are present.
20:19:28.641: volume_part1_size_507258368 property volume.mount_point = '(null)'
Unknown type 0=''
20:19:28.655: volume_part1_size_507258368 property volume.is_mounted =
20:19:28.658: volume_part1_size_507258368 removed
20:19:28.665:
These two lines in the output of mount are probably the culprit
/dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media/disk type vfat
(rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
/dev/mmcblk0p1 on /media/disk-1 type vfat
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When I installed intrepid alpha 6, compiz was enabled by default and I
could run a guest session. With recent updates (last update I think 29
september), if I launch a second session - e.g. using the guest menu
entry, it does not start. If I disable
I agree. Do you think this may be a bug in hal?
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I tried to use a search folder to match all my messages, adding the only
condition match all and it gives an Error while generating message
list:
near ): syntax error
If I add an OR condition it says:
near OR: syntax error
I am using
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18084068/Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18084069/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: ProcStatus.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18084070/ProcStatus.txt
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Here it is, however the bug appears randomly and is not appearing right
now, so I guess this is not the debug output that would be required to
understand what's happening.
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