When I see that screenshot, it looks to me like it is simultaneously
showing the seconds as :02 and :03
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Title:
The last
It escaped my attention at the time, but Ubuntu 18.04 released with both
a version of duplicity that shows the new incremental-backups-also-have-
this-issue behavior (see my comment 22) and a release of deja-dup that
wasn't yet fixed to avoid it.
Which means that deja-dup in Ubuntu 18.04 is still
This resolved my issue installing my backup program Cloudberry backup. (version
3.2.2.125-01) Previously deb wouldn’t install on Impish with Bad file
descriptor issue.
*Validated issue remained.
*Enabled proposed updates.
*Updated gdebi and gdebi-core from 0.9.5.7+nmu5ubuntu1to
Yep the issue is fixed by impish-proposed package. Thanks!
Version:
gdebi - 0.9.5.7+nmu5ubuntu2
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SRU: GDebi -
I am not sure if this will help but I have a Acer Predator helios 300
with ALC295 and had to do the workaround snd_hda_intel model=alc255-acer
for the Headphone microphone to work. Would love it if the kernel could
automatically detect the card and apply the quirk.
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This seems to happen at very random times. I can be listening to
something and after opening another tab in the Firefox browser the
sounds immediately distorts to crackling and distorted sound. The only
fix is to kill the pulse audio process after pausing the audio (which
I've changed my card to an AMD one.
While it's considerably faster than the Nvidia, it's still slowish, or,
to put in another way, considerably slower than the GTK2 counterpart.
Something's broken in the GTK3 support. I reiterate that all the LO
builds I've tried have performance issue with
Public bug reported:
On previous versions of Ubuntu, after 5 minutes, my monitor would turn
off as per settings. Since I reinstalled fresh 21.10, this is not
happening. Screen becomes black and stays powered on.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 21.10
Package: xorg 1:7.7+22ubuntu2
Are you kidding me? Still in 20.04??
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Title:
Bluetooth won't stay disabled after reboot due to early upstart job
Status in
Package from impish-proposed fixed the issue.
Thanks!
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** Tags added: verification-done-impish
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Package from impish-proposed fixed the issue.
Thanks!
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This issue went away on disabling the display of seconds and then re-
enabling it. Will check if this persists across reboots and report here
if I see the issue again.
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Public bug reported:
I have enabled displaying the seconds in the GNOME top bar time using
the GNOME Tweaks application. Occasionally, the last digit of the
seconds is cut. It often gets fixed for a small number of seconds or by
hovering or clicking on the time.
I am unable to take a screenshot
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