I'm working right now so I'm not able to check at the moment, but I
don't think that universe is initially enabled - only main and
restricted. (I originally only looked in the System Administration
Software Sources sense, and though I assumed this just parses the
sources.list when started and is
To confirm: I just checked, and universe is indeed _not_ initially
enabled in sources.list (and thus also in SystemAdministrationSoftware
Sources)
Should the Codec installer be searching Universe when its not enabled?
Right now it is not. Or should the popup message displayed when trying
to open
It seems likely to me that this is caused by the same root problem as
#363594
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Codec manager does not find bad codecs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349607
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...sorry, submitted that comment too soon...(no comment
editing...grumble grumble)
My point was, Michael, that if I disable Universe repo, and try playing
the stream provided by Gabriele, it doesn't find any codecs (No
packages with the requested plugins found when trying to play that
stream. The
Public bug reported:
I'm using today's (April 18th) current daily
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 9.04
Release:9.04
##My Actions##
Boot from a (non-persistent) USB stick created with today's daily CD
Open Totem
Select YouTube from the dropdown
Search for kitties
Apparently what I have called a bug is in fact a feature.
According to http://www.gnome.org/start/2.20/notes/en/index.html
#rnusers-gedit, the color schemes are actually for syntax highlighting,
not for the user interface as I implied. However, I still have yet to
find any mechanism for editing
Here is a source file (written in Cell SPU assembly) that should take
advantage of source highlighting from the custom .lang file above. In
Feisty it looks good, but in Gutsy, only the comments are highlighted
(as blue by default)
** Attachment added: Cell SPU assembly file that should be
Sarah: That's true, but it I thought a bug isn't supposed to be marked
as Fix Released until the fix is, in fact, available. Is that not the
intended distinction between the Fix Committed and Fix Released
statuses?
Thanks,
-Gabriel
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ABI changed without a corresponding soname change
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
Opening the gedit Preferences dialogue (Edit-Preferences) no long has a
tab for Syntax Highlighting as it does in Feisty. While the
FontsColours tab now has Color Schemes, there does not appear to be
any way to remap color preferences for Syntax
I think that if ubuntu sax.ogg isn't working then the fix isn't in
yet...I believe that the video worked all along, it was just the audio
files that were causing problems.
-Gabriel
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[gutsy] no default application for ogg files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134134
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A couple notes: First, as of today's daily desktop live image, this is
still a problem...are we expecting to merge the upstream patch before
beta freeze?
Second, does the patch also address .spx files? fables_01_01_aesop.spx
from the Examples directory on the live cd throws the same error when
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Assignee: (unassigned) = GabrielGrant
Status: Unconfirmed = Needs Info
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102054
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