god damn spammer. How is this sort of crap supposed to be reported?
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Title:
[MASTER] Can't read PDF file with CJK (Chinese/Japa
I couldn't remember this discussion after a couple of years, but I was
amused by the comment and depressed to see that after two (more) years
things have NOT turned around. I still want alternatives to Microsoft's
awful software, but the major change of the last few years is that
Microsoft has appa
I wanted to check the status of this ancient bug, but on this particular
machine I only have a VMware Player with Ubuntu as a guest OS. It runs,
but I am unable to get the Japanese support to work properly for
Japanese input now that I have upgraded it to the newest version of
Ubuntu. I can confirm
Sorry I'm slow getting back to you on this. I sort of hoped it was just
the usual glitches (even though they're supposed to be ready to release
the software when they release it)... However, it appears the sound-
related problems are much more serious than I understood at the time,
and much more wi
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Totem
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My main audio use of Ubuntu was for streaming MP3 audio, and it's been
working fine (for perhaps a year or two on this machine) until the Koala
upgrade. It seems to be attempting to do something, but there's no sound
and I can't find any way to get
With poppler-data installed it shows garbage characters all over the
place. Some of them were graphic characters, and others looked like
numbers from Unicode. Seems like xpdf is still the solution.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Can't read PDF file with Japanese text
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Whoops. I forgot to note that I'm running Ibix 8.10 now, and with all of
the latest updates.
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Well, I just checked the latest Japanese file, and it's still broken,
and xpdf still works properly.
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I haven't been willing to try Intrepid yet, but I'm still seeing it on
one machine. I actually have a highly reproducible version on that
machine. Do you want me to try to get some diagnostics, or can it be
regarded as a moot point as Intrepid arrives?
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There was an error starting the GNOME Set
Not sure which way you're handling this, but the bug is still present in
the default document viewer as of today. However, my workaround was to
install the xpdf viewer, and it handles the Japanese without any
problems.
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Can't read PDF file with Japanese text
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Sorry, I don't live in America and I don't know who Jerry Springer is. I
hope it's a comedy show, but I'm not even interested enough to run it
through Wikipedia. Anyway, I admit that I am too easily annoyed
sometimes.
Back on the bug itself, I was interested enough to investigate the fix
reported
You make it sound like having thousands of bug reports is a bad thing.
Unless you have extremely bug-report-diligent users or extremely bug-
filled software, it implies you have tens or even hundreds of thousands
of users--which ought to be a good thing. If you can't make plans to
deal with and eff
And your [Sebastien Bacher's] comment was constructive in exactly what
fashion?
Since you apparently think this is some sort of debate, I'll deal with
it on that basis--but be advised that I do *NOT* regard your approach as
constructive and is an excellent example of why I have basically stopped
r
I've been using this feature for a long time and found it very helpful--
on the theory that the Ubuntu people actually wanted to improve the
software by making it easy to report bugs. Now I see that this new
problem was discovered, reported, and marked to be ignored two months
ago.
Excuse me, but
Not sure what this test file is supposed to look like... There is some
Japanese that does appear when look at the file, but other parts are
almost surely garbled and missing text. I'll try to test both of them on
another machine later, but it will probably take me a couple of days.
This Sharp is ki
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
After opening a PDF file full of Japanese text, all of the Japanese is
missing. Layout appears to be correct, but nothing there.
My system is fully enabled for Japanese and seems to handle it for all
of the other purposes that I've tested, but the
I basically have the same comment and problem, most recently related to
a bug that was apparently fixed by the update xserver-xord-core patch
2:1.3.0.0.dfsg-12ubuntu8.3 that (I think) undoes a recent xserver patch.
Look, I want Ubuntu to succeed, but this is increasingly annoying... I'm
beginning
I don't think so, but it's so old I can't really recall. I'm running
Ubuntu on a number of machines.
--- Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you still get the bug?
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> ** Changed in: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
>Importance: Undecided => Low
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> Random screensaver is always
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 17981 ***
I think I'm also confirming the network printer detection fails, though
I'm not really sure I'm doing it correctly. Definitely enabled in the
global settings, but...
However, I was able to install the printer by using the IP address
directly. Not sure
Basically just noting that I have the same question, but so far haven't
been able to come up with an answer. I would like to remove several
components from ubuntu-desktop without sacrificing all of it.
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gnome-screensaver conflicts with ubuntu-desktop
https://launchpad.net/bugs/22335
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desktop
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to the Dapper Drake, the random screen saver feature has
always been locked on one specific screensaver, the one called Xylap.
(Actually, I'd rather remove all of the screen savers and just use a
power saver, but I haven't gotten to that level yet... It seems
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 34051 ***
I also confirm that Daniel Carrera's three line solution worked for me.
As a neophyte to Ubuntu, I have to express appreciation for such
guruness. (Now if I could just stop it from frequently engaging Japanese
input mode (via Anthy) when I'm typing...)
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