I just ran into this problem, but in my case the PS file that caused it
is actually corrupted and cannot be read by any reader I know of. Of
course, the thumbnailer should never freeze the CPU at 100%, not even if
the file is bad.
I can provide the file by email, if anyone would like it. I just
In response to this:
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Sebastien Bacher wrote on 2010-04-07:
the issue is mostly cosmetic and higher priority bugs are on the desktop team
list for lucid so no, nobody is working on this one, you are welcome to try to
fix it though we would welcome extra hands fixing issues
drx: A workaround for that is to set Compiz's Scale to activate on the
screen corner. It's not as nice as using the key combo, but it's
something at least :) . Since it works with screen corners, though, I
think the problem may be relate to GTK grabbing all keyboard events when
drag-and-drop is
Pedro, as I wrote on my previous comment, on Jaunty it seems that
Nautilus redirects any ~/.gvfs/hostname address to sftp://hostname;,
which bypasses the 0 bytes problem but creates other issues. Maybe I
should just create a new bug report for the new issues...
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[Intrepid] Connecting to SSH
I'm having the same problem. It seems that Nautilus now tries to work
around this issue by redirecting you to the sftp://hostname; equivalent
of the ~/.gvfs/sftp on hostname address.
For example:
1) connect to some ssh server on Nautilus
2) type ~/.gvfs/sftp on hostname on the location bar
3)
done
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=570527
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gnome-volume-control does not list virtual sinks
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/323864
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desktop-bugs mailing list
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-media
The new gnome-volume-control in Jaunty does not list virtual Pulseaudio
sinks in the output tab of the sound preferences dialog.
Additionally, if a virtual sink is selected as default using the
pavucontrol application, then the output volume
I have this problem with GVFS 0.2.5-0ubuntu2 in both gvfs-mount and
Nautilus. It seems to be due to an offending RSA key, as shown below:
When I logged in through the terminal with SSH, I got the following
message:
Warning: the RSA host key for 'X' differs from the key for the IP
Since enough people seem to still have this problem, shouldn't this be
changed back from fix released to confirmed ?
** Changed in: gvfs (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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Can't browse sftp
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/188790
You received this bug notification because you
Changing back to *Fix released*
A fix was released upstream 4 days ago. I haven't tested it yet, though.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=545445
I believe the other fix mentioned by Oliver Gerlich
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/188790/comments/7)
only applies to
I'm have this problem, except logging out (or even rebooting) does not
solve it. The user is already in the sambashare group, by the way, and
this is a clean Hardy install. Any ideas?
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easy file sharing not notifying about logout/login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212098
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Apparently, my issue with the mail-notification applet was due to what
Sebastian said above: my splash screen was too small for all its icons.
I just changed it to a larger one and everything works quite peachy!
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gnome-session: malloc() memory corruption
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/93613
Just an fyi:
I looked it up online before posting, and i have to agree with you that it's
not a common error. I couldn't find anything on google.
It doesn't matter which screensaver i use, though. It happens with all
of then. That is, until i fixed the gconf entry as stated earlier.
It's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
Steps to reproduce:
1) go to system preferences screensaver
2) uncheck lock screen when screensaver is active
3) close
Then, when the screensaver goes on and you move the mouse or press a key to
resume your session, you are prompted
Well, here's how it turned out: due to a few other issues I was having I
just decided to rename my home folder and reinstall feisty. After that,
I moved all my files back and most of my hidden config directories. I
*did not* move .gconf, .gnome, and .gnome2 back. At that point,
everything worked
Ok, this is solved for me, but I'm not sure what did it. Browsing the
Ubuntu forums I found the problem may be a permissions issue. They
mentioned it could be the permissions/user/group on the .ICEauthority
file, but I don't think that was the case for me. I even deleted the
file (it comes back,
I've been getting the same error here after a clean feisty install.
Well, the install was not *entirely* clean since I kept my home
partition with all its hidden configuration files. Anyways, when I press
the OK button on the Your session lasted (...) dialog box, X restarts
and gives me the gdm
hmmm... apparently if i start a failsafe terminal session then run
gnome-session from within the terminal, i get no error message and
everything seems to work fine.
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gnome-session: malloc() memory corruption
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/93613
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scratch that. i *do* get an error message on the terminal, complaining
about the malloc error still. the only thing that's different is that i
don't get the Your session lasted (...) error.
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gnome-session: malloc() memory corruption
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/93613
You received this bug
** Description changed:
In some window managers (I believe KWin is one of them) the user is able
to initiate a drag-and-drop operation, then press alt-tab to raise a
- window that will the be drop target, and only then release the mouse
+ window that will be the drop target, and only then
Public bug reported:
In some window managers (I believe KWin is one of them) the user is able
to initiate a drag-and-drop operation, then press alt-tab to raise a
window that will the be drop target, and only then release the mouse
button so that the drag-and-drop is performed. This is not
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