Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-games
Gnome-sudoku crashes on start if using multi-byte strings,
the split does not respect multi-byte strings and therefore it crashes on
russian and probably other locales requiring unicode.
The game crashes on game initialization
Affected
To be verified whether file-roller is affected. As for zip, there are
workarounds.
** Package changed: zip (Ubuntu) = file-roller (Ubuntu)
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Zip compression fails if there is a file with a specific file name
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Fixed in upstream. As of 2.28.0 (ubuntu 10.04), sorting is consistent.
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Sort order of Processes %CPU column reversed (compared to Nice, ID, Memory,
etc.)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/141388
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Sort order of Processes %CPU column reversed (compared to Nice, ID, Memory,
etc.)
I've submitted a short bug report to gnome with a back-link to this
report now.
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** Also affects: file-roller via
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Title:
Zip compression fails if there is a file with a
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Title:
Zip compression fails if there is a file with a specific file name
Please find attached an one-liner patch which fixes this bug. I will
commit the patch to upstream in the next few days.
** Patch added: zip_adding_files_with_hyphens_fixed.patch
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I've tried recreating this bug with Ubuntu 12.04 and 12.10-alpha1 and
was unable to, given the information you've
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empathy crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()
To
I meant 11.10b2 of course. :)
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Title:
Tabs should respond to ALT+n like all major gnome applications
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Checked in 10.10b2 gnome-system-monitor -- alt-n works.
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Title:
System Monitor no
The upstream developers marked this bug report as expired because the
reported GNOME version is not being supported anymore.
The squashfs errors you reported look like errors either in the image
you installed or in the hardware (usb pen or RAM).
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As of 11.10b2, the fix is in gnome-system-monitor. Marking as fix
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- On the other hand if I change it via mouse (up/down arrows) the change
- is remembered.
+ In system monitor's preferences the refresh rate value is not saved when
+ changed by key. On the other hand if I change it via mouse (up/down
+ arrows) the change is remembered.
Original reporter has no suitable system to reproduce the bug.
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Patch uploaded to upstream, too.
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** Patch added: update_spin_buttons_by_key.patch
Reproducable on stock 11.10b2 amd64 without updates. I will check now
whether problem still exists with all today's updates installed. Always
reproducible with 2 filesystems mounted. In my case those are root (/)
and an ntfs drive.
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The bug is still reproducible with current updates installed. The
problem occurs only with specific size ratios and goes away on different
ratios (e.g. by resizing). Not only do entries disappear: at the same
time the progress bars for still visible entries lose their values (look
at
The reported patch [2] applies successfully on lucid from bzr repo [1]
and the gvfs source builds successfully on i386. I could not verify
whether the patch fixes the problem due to my time constraints.
[1] - lp:ubuntu/lucid/gvfs
[2] -
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g-s-m currently uses consistently SI units. The discussion at upstream
has stalled. I'm changing the status to ``opinion''.
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According to description the bug affects gnome-control-center instead of
gnome-system-monitor. I'm changing the package.
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Title:
multi boot screen displays, but does not boot
The original text talks about intervals, not frequencies. I took a look
into the French translation of gnome-system-monitor and it states
_Fréquence de mise à jour en secondes : for _Update interval in
seconds:
Looks like a mistake in the French translation (po/fr.po file). Please
suggest a
Thank you for the report.
g-s-m is a process and resources monitoring tool. Therefore g-s-m should
not provide functionality which doesn't fit in its spectre, even if it
provides all the needed information for such features. Additionally,
such a feature request will create a dependency on
This issue looks like a rendering issue coming from either the graphics
driver or Xorg or gtk+.
I currently experience similar issues with an Intel 945 mobile graphics
adapter with various applications (or full display) on various
distributions and never on systems with graphics adapters from
The time axis is present in the current builds of g-s-m.
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Title:
the CPU History graph info is unclear
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gnome-system-monitor spams dbus with requests for volume information
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Title:
end process dialog should have the name of the process
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English. If they were translated in English they would be more
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Looks like a live cd boot error issue.
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Looks like a scanner not being detected properly.
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Title:
freezes up , no cursor or
Thanks for the report. Could you please attach the contents of the files
/proc/cpuinfo and /proc/meminfo ?
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Title:
No puedo formatear el disco
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Title:
I have 2 Thread on My I 920
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** Summary changed:
- Sytem Monitor is unusable to check or stop running process
+ Sytem Monitor hangs while scrolling through the list of running processes
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Title:
Load averages should be moved to Resources tab
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I've tried to reproduce this bug under g-t 3.6.0 .
Does anyone know whether this bug still affects any LTE releases?
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Aw, forgot to mention that I couldn't reproduce it under g-t 3.6.0
(ubuntu 12.10) :)
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Title:
Scrollbars disappear when
Does it still occur in 12.04 and or 12.10 ? I can't reproduce it on
12.10.
g-t 3.6.0
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I've tried recreating this bug with ubuntu 12.04 LTS and 12.10 and was
unable to, given the information you've
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and was unable to, given the
** Also affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
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Looks like a kernel, acpi or NetworkManager bug.
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