Public bug reported:
I'm running Edgy, updated as of today (2006-08-04) and when applications
are crashing, bug buddy wants to save them to ~/Desktop, which doesn't
exist because I run desktop_is_home_dir or what that setting is called.
All other apps that I know of honour this setting and looks
Got the same thing here too, as well as if I want to save a buddy icon,
so file dialog may be a likely cause? Version: 1:2.0.0+beta3-4ubuntu2
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I have to agree that dragging an image, or indeed any file to the text
are means you want to send it. Dragging it to the icon area could mean
replace buddy icon with this one but seriously, how often do people
do that at all?
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I get a little message about notification-daemon crashing quite often,
though I am not sure about the cause. It's often at least two messages
in a row, and at one time I had to restart X to get it to stop pumping
messages.
Not sure why or if it is any special
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 56382 ***
Just to make very sure here: I am not clicking any bubbles for this to
happen, nor am I running xchat (or even have it installed that I know
of). Is it still a duplicate?
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I have something similar, but possibly not the same(?)
I have, showing on the desktop: hdb5, hdd1, Media, Media2 and Windows.
hdb5 and hdd1 are the same as Media2 and Media, respectively. The only
thing apparently different is that Windows isn't mounted via UUID (as
that didn't work when the
With the updated description, maybe I should mention that my partitions
are not made with Partition Magic or any of the parted variants, but as
far as I can recall only managed from within Ubuntu and its installers.
Nor are the affected partitions NTFS or FAT, they are both ext3 systems.
I'm not
not a firefox bug
Ummm what?? It only shows up in Firefox, it only affects Firefox,
and it does so under both GNOME and KDE - if it is not a Firefox bug
then what on earth is it?
At the very least explain why it is not, don't just unmark it with a
cryptic comment like that!
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I'm not so sure those are actual duplicates, to me and many others that
has posted in forums (see those links), it is impossible to duplicate
this behaviour in anything but Firefox, not even other Geckobased
applications like Epiphany.
Menus, desktop, programs - you name it, they behave like they
I can confirm that this is fixed with the beta drivers, trying them now
on the same machine as originally reported.
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When hibernating with Gaim active, and then resuming later, Gaim looks
and behaves as if it has active connections and is connected to the
network - however, it may just display how it looked when hibernate was
invoked.
Eventually, it will come around and update its status
That would only be if/when network manager is the default in Ubuntu,
right? Also, my version of Gaim is not that version yet. Until then, it
will only work after manual intervention, by installing NM and upgrading
Gaim from CVS.
If it worked for you anyways, what protocol(s) were you testing? It
No fix is released, though there might be possible workarounds with
next/latest Gaim.
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It seems this is till not fixed in edgy, which is a real shame for
something that seems a really small change.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 6.10, Gimp 2.2.13 according to About. Just drawing with a Wacom
graphire tablet, not sure if I did anything special or not, but will
attach crash data provided by Ubuntu.
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My Bug #69391 is marked as a duplicate of this one, and that is probably
correct, but my Gimp crashes for more scenarios than the one listed
above, it can crash doing just about anything (selecting tools, drawing
normally etc), however using a tablet does seem to be the common factor
so far.
Yes, correct, although I would also like for this to happen with dialogs
that only have a 'Close' button, like File Transfers and Room List.
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Michael: it does fix the problem.
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It seems to work fine now in 6.10. You can close this bug, thanks!
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Sorry, no chance to try Feisty at the moment, I suggest you close this
then, I'll simply file a new bug or reopen this if it doesn't work when
I move to Feisty (but probably I won't have to, then).
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Is someone looking at this? It is an annoyance, especially using a
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The updated packages from Debian works OOTB on Edgy, is it possible to
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I didn't understand that at all: uses the browser selected to the
preferred app capplet, what does that mean?
And sure it is the default, maybe there is some technical reason to call
it something else, but the fact remains that:
On a fairly vanilla install of Ubuntu 6.10 that has not mucked with
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 6.10
Totem 2.16.2 (GStreamer)
View-Fit Window to Movie-Resize X:Y
Only 1:1 works, for 1:2 and 2:1 nothing happens. Same result if pressing
shortcuts for the same (0,1,2).
Tried on a number of different movies and formats. This used to work in
earlier versions,
I hear you. But what is happening then? All I know is that installing
Epiphany makes it default and that I found sensible-browser in the
prefs, and changing that to the Firefox setting fixed the problem back
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for me. Understand does not enter into it, it was not my choice. And
no, making system-wide, huge changes silently without any explanation
makes no sense.
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Public bug reported:
Small enhancement request:
I have all of my albums that contain more than one disc tagged with disc
number, and album name being the same for all the discs in the set
(after all, there's an entry for disc # so why not use it? :).
Rhythmbox currently has no way of showing
I disagree.
This is a small fix/tweak/enhancement to existing features, something
which has traditionally been handled in this and other bug systems from
what I can see. To draft a complete specification and have it go through
boards of review and all that seems a very backwards and wasteful way
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Affects: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
When opening more than a few tabs in Gnome applications like Gedit,
Epiphany etc, earlier tabs suddenly disappear
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Comment:
Thanks. Yeah, it's not the only thread on the subject either, but note
that it doesn't reach a conclusion either. =)
I'm gonna try and make my point a little more at least, because the
whole point of filing this bug was
Public bug reported:
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Affects: gedit (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
File-Revert does not actually revert the file. Revert means to return
to a former condition, while what it actually
Public bug reported:
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Affects: ubuntu-artwork (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
The animated cursor that is displayed when the system is busy flickers a
lot, and by a lot I mean to the
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Comment:
Well what do you know, I found an easy testcase:
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/cursor.html displays different cursors via
CSS, and 'progress' (hand + circle) and 'wait' (circle) both flicker a
lot even without anythign
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Comment:
Ok, after much digging and research it turns out that this seems to be a
bug with Nvidia and their drivers. It's the hardware cursor that is
borked in some way.
Setting SWCursor to true fixes the issue... for normal
Public bug reported:
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Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
See attached image. This is how it always looks for me at each login,
which means I have to invoke Clean Up By
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Added a comment upstream as well.
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Comment:
Agreed. We need to be able to change settings of screensavers, for many
reasons: language/text, file locations and also performance reasons.
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Affects: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
I would like it to be possible to be selective about which screensavers
gets to be in the random list. I
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Severity: Normal = Wishlist
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Comment:
Would it be possible to run out a patched version for testing and see
what happens? I would sure appreciate it if it could be fixed.
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Comment:
It's a pretty critical thing as it blocks anyone from using more than a
few buttons(?) on their mouse, so of course one is concerned if there is
any work being done?
I just tried the patch on the Gnome bugzilla and it
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Comment:
Thanks! I wish information like this was a bit more readily available as
it seems that lack of testing is one of the biggest problems in cases
like these. Devs don't want to apply without testing and users don't
know how
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gimp
Starting with Feisty, Wacom boards work out of the box, except for
pressure sensitivity.
Steps needed to enable pressure today are (in Gimp, about the same in
Inkscape and maybe others):
1. File-Preferences
2. Input Devices-Configure extended
No, what I am looking for is to have it enabled, which it isn't by
default. You need to invoke strange rituals for that to happen, even
though the tablet is already acknowledged by the system and rest works
fine. It has nothing to do with levels, xorg.conf or PressCurve.
No matter what tablet is
Given that it's on 7.04 it could be a duplicate of Bug #108643
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Binary package hint: gaim
D-Bus can't be used to start Gaim service, because the gaim.service file
is malformed.
* Ubuntu 6.10
* Gaim 1:2.0.0+beta6-0ubuntu4
See also upstream Debian bug: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=404293
Steps to reproduce:
Run
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anyone has the time to help provide a patch:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/langpack-
locales/+bug/2098/comments/4 (and also comment #6)
Oh, and one thing I forgot to mention, which is also in that other bug
Same here with a HP2710p, it works but gives the message and beeps
briefly but loudly when resuming. It was silent both message-wise and
soundcard-wise earlier in the betas, though I'm not sure exactly when it
started misbehaving.
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Good call on the long sleep time, I have to verify but I think it may be
the same for me - I wondered a bit what it could be that triggered it
sometimes and sometimes not, and I think the most common case is when
I've left it overnight, but also other cases when I've been away for a
longer while.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Hardy updated as of 2008-03-31
When I connect to a SSH (SFTP) server, Totem is launched. This is
happening directly after I add the server, before I click on the
shortcut on the desktop. Totem doesn't really do anything, just hangs
and
Eh... so that the media player is launched whenever I add a SSH server
in Nautilus is not a bug?
That sounds kinda weird, I don't think it is a desirable behaviour to
open my media player when I just want to browser a remote server, and
even before I tried top actually open the remote directory.
Actually, I can't trigger this anymore, so marking as fixed. Thanks
whoever fixed it! =)
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Of course you can have any info you ask for. :)
But the first reply was really kinda offensive, since it was some
boilerplate both totally wrong and inappropriate, as well as essentially
telling the reporter to please don't file bug reports, because we don't
want them.
It does just what I say
I figured it out, finally. It's something between a bug and user error.
:) I'd call it a regression, but possibly it's just unexpected behavior.
The problem is Open with in Nautilus. I always add Open with Totem
on directories to be able to play a directory of movies easily. For some
reason this
not really a bug then
No, not really - but it's an unexpected (change in) behavior, even
though it's an unusual corner case.
I guess the real issue is a discussion on how Open with should be
treated for folders, and how it should work for special folders.
Maybe it should be special cased to
Could somebody attach an example or describe easy steps to get the
issue?
I can attach a screenshot of how it looks - as for repeating it, it's
the same for any PDF, and I've tried a lot. No difference if opening
from Nautilus, or via invoking evince or xdg-open on command line. So
there is only
bgerlich: Not true for me. The values in that file seem sane, and even
so, editing the values or deleting the file does not change the behavior
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but I don't think it's an evince bug since I observe the same problem
with Adobe Reader.
Acrobat reader (via Medibuntu) works for me, Evince doesn't.
Tom Kirby: did not solve it for me.
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I wondered why it would launch RB, when the common action probably is to
rip the CD. Turns out that, according to the help file, Importing a CD
means launching Sound juicer.
Could be more clearly worded in the menu, does not automatically
actually import the music unless you tweak settings, and
I got this too, though not every time I click. It may or may not
happen... haven't had it happen in a while though I do not often open
the calendar.
Was sure I filed a bug about it, but apparently not!
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Binary package hint: gnome
This bug is about the calendar applet in GNOME, but I don't know which
package that is.
Latest Hardy, updated as of 2008-03-29.
In short: When in Sweden, the week should start on Monday, no matter
what language is chosen. When I pick English,
Oh, so it's a recorded sound... it sure sounds more like somethings
broken in my speakers. I think it is the same, but it seems it is
played a bit faster (and therefore also at a higher pitch) when it
indicates suspend failure.
This GNOME bug is about this sound:
Got the same issue.
Also see this thread in forums:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=664522 (first posts are about
another issue, then it comes to this one).
According to the thread, creating new user accounts works for many
people, but I didn't try it myself.
killall nautilus works for
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Binary package hint: sound-juicer
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=8.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=hardy
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION=Ubuntu hardy (development branch)
(Updated completely as of 2008-02-29, 13:00 CET)
Package: sound-juicer
Version: 2.21.92-0ubuntu1
What happened: A CD was
Can someone still reproduce this with latest packages on Hardy?
Seems to be fixed for me...
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Extremely annoying. It's only semi-possible to work on anything else
while updates are installed, because every so often Update Manager
steals focus right in the middle of whatever.
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Have to take that back, now it happened again. Don't know if it
regressed in today's updates or if it's just semi-random.
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Updated as of 2008-03-02
eog version: 2.21.92-0ubuntu1
Browsing images in phone camera album via bluetooth in Nautilus. If I
click
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
Hardy, updated as of 2008-03-04
Minimal nitpick, but I reacted and continue to react to it:
When logging in to Ubuntu, the password bullets appear very low in the
password field, which makes it look a bit unpolished. The cursor is in
the middle
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I don't know. =) For some reason I can't reach any *.gnome.org site
since recently, though anything else on the internet seems fine. I
thought it was just down, but if you can reach it...
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Got this too, no files are created. Updated, 2007-09-17.
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Confirming this, got it also. Happened with last updates for gutsy. I'm
on i386 though.
The window is much smaller than usual, with a really small cursor, that
moves but doesn't print anything. Changing font etc in preferences does
nothing. Will post screenshot.
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I often watch series with Totem Always on top while doing other stuff.
In gutsy, updated, Totem often just disappears when it has had focus and
I focus some other app, like Firefox behind it. It doesn't happen every
time, but often, so it should be
Doesn't seem to do it anymore, probably a temporary glitch. Thanks for
the attention, feel free to close this and I'll reopen with info if it
starts to happen again.
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Binary package hint: gnome-applets
In the quest of being a desktop for human beings, with a human-friendly
interface:
What is PCM? Does any regular user know? Does it make sense that the
volume applet displays PCM: 100% when hovering over it, or that PCM is
the main control
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Bug #31881 still unchanged for me.
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According to upstream this version fixes the issue:
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Affects: gimp (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
When drawing in the Gimp, the cursor often lags behind, and some strokes
are sometimes missing completely. This gets worse as one draws faster,
up till
Found another one with the same problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=142832highlight=gimp+lag
That description is probably better, too:
have my Wacom Graphire 4 tablet working on Linux (Ubuntu 6.04,
kernel 2.6.15, built-in tablet drivers) and get bad pressure sensivity
and line
I'm not sure it's all that similar: if I'm drawing my signature, like
the example says, some lines will be missing, but they are drawn mostly
in realtime. It's like some strokes never have the time to get
registered, or something - but they do in other programs.
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This seems to be fixed for me in Intrepid. I've been running it for a
week and have not heard the sound yet, earlier it was almost every day.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 202089 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202089
You're doing it wrong. To restart pulseaudio, first kill it (killall
pulseaudio), verify that it's no longer there (`pidof pulseaudio`
shouldn't show any output, then start pulseaudio (pulseaudio -D).
Ah.
I have something similar to your problem in Intrepid, Miloš. Totem seeks
forward on VOB files even when I press the left arrow, and clicking the
seek bar with middle button is imprecise.
No idea if it's the same bug as this though, but please let me know if
you open a separate bug?
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Seeking
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
(First off, sorry if this is not a Nautilus bug per se, but that's where
I see the effect of it)
Actionscript files are improperly detected as OpenOffice.org files,
something called Applix Spreadsheets spreadsheet and opens by default
in OOo.
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/627906/+attachment/1533783/+files/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: ProcEnviron.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/627906/+attachment/1533784/+files/ProcEnviron.txt
** Attachment added: usr_lib_nautilus.txt
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