I get loss of panels from a fully updated ubuntu 10.10 in an old machine with
lots of RAM, also in fact in Ubuntu 10.04 also.
The comment above by Alvils Berzins is very interesting indeed because my
problem machine is PIII 650MHz, right in his proposed trouble range.
The Ubuntuforums thread re
10.04 beta
I don't like the default theme so, unlike my previous use of ubuntu I will
certainly be making use of theme edit in future. Bugs with theme edit will
become a major irritant to me if the default theme stays.
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gnome-appearance-properties crashed with SIGSEGV in
ubuntu 10.04 beta1 installed from CD clean, and updates from update
manager. Then today I used update manager again, and saw 200 or more
updates waiting so I accepted the install.
A restart was required so I did that.
After the restart, I wanted to look at themes, I am on the default theme at
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
ubuntu 9.10 new install from online version upgrade from 9.04
initial settings window was seen and it included a connect button, which
was clicked
a new folder was placed into ubuntu one folder and this has synced to
the webstore overnight ok
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
lucid 10.04 beta with updates daily downloads.
Problem:
If a list of videos is seen in nautilus and attempted to view by opening
movieplayer from right click in the nautilus list, then the movieplayer window
shows black (but audio is ok). If
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video: I am not sure about the driver, however lspci shows:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics
Controller (rev 02)
I will certainly try to get more information if someone can say which actions
to use, thanks
Audio file: in movieplayer works normally,
@Conor Curran (cjcurran) It is not to do with sound output, or streaming, as is
used in say skype, or play audio from bbc radio, it is specific to capture of
that audio, and how that is managed in a recording app (Sound Recorder). I do
not know much about this but I think it might be related
12.04 beta 1 fully updated.
The machine supports unity 2d only
A few recent updates installed, then I tried cheese webcam app which I
know does not work (I had raised a bug) just to check it still was not
working, then I closed the inactive cheese app and then I opened
camorama webcam app, which
I am using ubuntu 12.04 beta 2 updated
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gnome-sound-recorder crashed with SIGSEGV in g_object_unref()
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Ubuntu 12.04 beta2 updated to date
In three different machines:
Play 'Examples' audio files, or play bbc radio live streams, and click Record
button in Sound Recorder.
No audio is recorded. There are signs that static 'noise' is recorded only.
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Sound Recorder does not record sound
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I notice that in Sound Settings, the Hardware tab seems to show only a
limited range od Profile options which do not include 'Analogue stereo
Output', which - for me - usualy works. the profile offers Analogue
stereo duplex, which does not seem to work here.
Aside:
I had installed AWN and it
Re install 12.04 in one machine, fully updated now, nothing else
installed, Sound Record (from Built-In Audio) not working still.
I should say that sound record *does* work from a microphone and also
from the usb microphone integral in a webcam I use for such as skype.
It seems the lack of
in Unity, only 'Analogue stereo duplex' is offered , attached
screenshot
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work)
In this machine I have, by chance, also got gnome classic login session
available.
I notice that in sound settings, using gnome classic desktop environment, the
mode using 'Analogue stereo Output', works ok.
However, in Unity, only 'Analogue stereo duplex' (not 'Analogue stereo Output')
is
In my (three) machines, skype works afaik (uses usb, which is an
external audio and vid device) however, when listening to streaming
audio or the Examples files for example, the -built in- audio is used
ok, but no record level is got from the sound recorder. Note that using
the gnome classic
Public bug reported:
looks similar to bug #957617
When using a VPN and monitoring up and download speeds shown in System
monitor (ubuntu 12.04), then the indicated speeds are much greater than
they apparently should be. When VPN is stoped and normal connection
used, then indicate speeds are as
screenshot - using VPN speed shown is high
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Hi Robert
The axis labels seem appropriate to the speed value apparently seen by system
monitor. It is th eapparent speed value seen by system monitor which is too
large. To keep th einitial report simple, I did not mention the similar
apparent inaccuracy in system monitor indication of upload
I have just compared with KNemo, and to a visual approximate assessment,
one could say that (under VPN conditions) the System Monitor is
indicating about a factor of 2 overspeed. A bit broad brush, an d need
to use squinty eyes of course. Any reason in System Monitor algorithms
or code for a x2
please see Bug #1076880
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I do not seem to have alsa-info.sh, nor even alsa-info
==
user@novatech1:~$ alsa-info.sh
alsa-info.sh: command not found
user@novatech1:~$ sudo alsa-info.sh
[sudo] password for user:
sudo: alsa-info.sh: command not found
user@novatech1:~$ alsa-info
alsa-info: command not found
Raymond - thanks:
also-info results link:
http://www.alsa-
project.org/db/?f=2d339e6916371c27f2f0ac238bc0dcf58ad47c93
is that sufficient?
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I need to stay on 12.04 LTS (!)
FWIW I found that restarting the machine and reinserting the usb stick, gave me
a normally functional usb with nautilus.
Another fix was to install an alternative file manager Thunar, and make use of
this while the problem occurred.
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