Public bug reported:
There are one too many icons in the System section of System Settings.
Perhaps we should move privacy up to the Personal section or something.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: gnome-control-center 1:3.3.92-0ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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Public bug reported:
You don't have the ability to block yahoo contact requests anymore. You
can pick Yes, No, or Decide later - not block. The result is every time
you start up Empathy you get asked by the same contacts. This worked in
oneiric, it's currently a regression in the precise build.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/933527
Title:
Cannot block yahoo contact requests anymore
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I don't see how the ability to unblock a contact you've blocked has
anything to do with this bug as reported.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 928318
problem with the block / unblock contact
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Public bug reported:
Initial messages of a conversation are not being displayed in the
window. They show up in the log, but not in the window. Happens with all
protocols. This is a pretty annoying bug. It's similar to bug #475615
but as that's so old I thought a new bug would be applicable.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/947411
Title:
Initial message of a conversation lost
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Yes. Login and then have someone message you. A window will pop up (with
no text) however if you go to the log viewer you can see the message was
indeed received. Just never displayed.
** Changed in: empathy (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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The first issue reported above is a duplicate, the second was fixed with
a software update.
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Public bug reported:
On a fresh install of artful (today's daily build) everything installs
just fine. Upon initial login gdm says in red text "Failed to start
session".
If you choose GNOME on Wayland (the alternate), you just get a blank
splash and nothing starts.
** Affects: gnome-shell
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm3/+bug/1716011 for what
actually turned out to be my issue.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
I have been using Wayland for some time. In a recent artful update, my
session reverted to Xorg causing all sorts of HiDPI scaling issues (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1714295).
Even though in the gdm3 options Ubuntu (default Wayland) was selected,
it was using Xorg.
It turns out my title bar issue was because my session had reverted to X
for some reason rather than Wayland. I had to select X and then select
Ubuntu again in order for it to choose and launch Wayland. After that my
desktop is working as expected again.
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Also notifications remain tiny as well
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Title:
DPI scaling broken
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Public bug reported:
After applying the latest artful updates today and rebooting, the login
screen is correctly scaled but after I login DPI scaling doesn't apply
correctly. Everything is super tiny.
If I launch gnome tweak tool then the screen snaps and then applications
are correctly scaled.
On the affected system if you launch gnome tweak tool will it do the
appropriately HiDPI scaling for everything but the title bar and
notifications?
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Public bug reported:
On my laptop, fractional scaling seems fine, including watching a
YouTube video. It has a quad HD display.
Enabling fractional scaling on my desktop which is attached to a single
4k display, fractional scaling isn't usable. The video appears to be
constantly refreshing and
Just to provide more information - my initial report was incorrect. I
did in fact see the tearing on the laptop display. It seems whenever
you're using non-integer scaling with Xorg, that's what happens.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1864682
Title:
Double notifications: first content, then "app is ready"
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Yes, it's not just Pidgin - other apps do it as well.
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Title:
Remove "Application is ready" notification
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Public bug reported:
When I wake my display, all applications are showing on the same
workspace, regardless of where they actually are. As soon as I switch
workspaces, they all go to the right workspaces as they should have
been. It's only when the display first wakes up.
ProblemType: Bug
OK, so an update. I removed fwupd from my system and I can confirm that
once I can get the displays to sleep, they stay that way as they should.
Now for the weird part... they won't go to sleep on their own. Doesn't
matter whether I'm in Wayland or Xorg - they won't go to sleep on their
own. DPMS
I don't use nightlight and disabling bolt didn't help. As I think it's
notification related, I'm going to turn on do not disturb this evening and
see what happens.
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I've disabled fwupd and cups and I still see it in the morning when I come
into the office. I'm inclined to shutdown boltd and see if that stops it
from happening since I don't have anything plugged into the thunderbolt
port at this time.
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I disabled the color profile of both of my displays and my printer and the
displays are still awake in the morning. I did check the PID of gnome-shell
and it is the same so there don't appear to be any silent crashes.
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> Launchpad-Bug: distribution=ubuntu; sourcepackage=gnome-shell;
> component=main; status=Confirmed; importance=Undecided; assignee=None;
> Laun
OK, I'm out of ideas. Using do not disturb and thereby eliminating
notifications didn't help either.
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Title:
Displays
Public bug reported:
After a period of time, my displays go to sleep as they should. However,
I often come back to find that the displays are awake, the mouse pointer
is on a screen, but the screens are otherwise black. They're in this
weird "awake but not fully on" mode. At that point, they will
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I have no crashes in /var/crash of gnome-shell and I've removed all non-
system extensions. I'll post an update once I observe either the
behavior or lack there of.
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I rebooted last night for a new kernel. This morning the monitors were
on with nothing but a cursor on the screen again. Attached is the
journal output.
** Attachment added: "lastboot.log.gz"
Unsubscribing field high as desktop isn't covered under the Field SLA.
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Title:
Unrecoverable failure in
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