Public bug reported:
After aptitude started reporting errors during a run of appstreamcli, I
checked the mentioned command manually, and indeed it fails with a glib
error:
marc@ellen:~$ sudo appstreamcli refresh-cache
(appstreamcli:16742): GLib-CRITICAL **: 18:30:00.982:
g_variant_builder_end:
Same message here when starting. I'm using the MS Exchange connector
(evolution-exchange), which is still at 2.24.2-0ubuntu1 while the rest
of the evolution stuff is at 2.24.3-0ubuntu1. Maybe this one should also
be updated?
When I ran evolution offline and with --disable-eplugin it started but
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
When my PC boots up sometimes the CMOS is reset (probably something
wrong with the CMOS battery). After the Ubuntu login screen it displays
a popup saying that the system time is probably not correct, offering
you the option to adjust it or ignore
This dialog shows up right after entering the username and password.
Steps to reproduce:
- Reboot PC
- Go into the BIOS setup and change the date to some date in the past (for
example 2000)
- Boot Ubuntu
- Log in
** Attachment added: Warning dialog
...and this the one i get after clicking Adjust
** Attachment added: Time and date settings
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14574937/DSC00033.JPG
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Cannot login after adjusting time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/231336
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I get the same when I logon with a newly created account: nothing
happens after closing the time/date dialog. Attached is the .xession-
errors file for the new user.
** Attachment added: .xsession-errors
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14574957/xsession-errors2
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Cannot login after adjusting
Now it happened again. Haven't seen it for 2 months or so. Haven't been
able to reproduce it.
Only this was logged in .xsession-errors:
(gnome-terminal:10081): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_set_default_size:
assertion `height = -1' failed
dpkg -l|grep gnome-terminal
ii gnome-terminal
I still have the problem that I cannot select a default one from gnome-
keyboard-properties (the radio button is not selectable, see
screenshot). The only way to change my layout now is by clicking on the
keyboard switch applet (USA changes to Nor then). I did a Reset to
defaults from there, added
Vytas: thanks for the info. I tried dragging my desired layout to the
top and that seemed to work. It would be more logical though if one
could just select it as the default, even in a global layout but that's
a minor thing indeed.
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Cannot select default keyboard layout in
Same here: after reboot the layout is US. When switching the keyboard
layout by clicking on -USA- on the keyboard switch applet it displays a
question (with tooltip: Keyboard Indicator ((null))) mark but the
keyboard layout still seems to be the same. When I go to the keyboard
settings the only
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
Sometimes when I have multiple tabs opened in gnome-terminal and I
select another tab by clicking the tab, the tab gets detached so it
becomes a separate window. I the .xsession-errors it displays the
following message:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Gnome: Preferences - Keyboard - Layout tab
What happened: I cannot select the radiobutton for the default layout anymore.
I had to remove the selected layout (US) with the Remove button and add my
own layout (Norwegian) to get it
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