This finally solved the problem I had spent hours on! The computer in
question is an Acer Aspire 5538 with Realtek ALC269.
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Seems some people here are using the DisplayLink driver offered by the
company for USB3-based DL-devices. I ran into this bug using the udl
driver, since I'm using a DL-device based on one of the older USB2
DisplayLink chipsets. Confirmed the problem in Mint 20.1 and Ubuntu
20.04.2. In Ubuntu, I
This problem persists on the same system with all the latest updates. I
did however notice that in the "hardware" part of the GUI there is no
longer a "2.1" option, so defaulting to analogue stereo output.
I tried connecting an external speaker ("headphone") and it sounded as
it should.
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Public bug reported:
It seems the 2.0 speakers get mapped to Speaker and the subwoofer is
mapped to HEADPHONES, not LFE. I confirmed this by raising the volume
for "headphones" in alsamixer and getting the base to play along.
However, there seems to be no workaround in Ubuntu just using the
** Also affects: firefox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Slow scrolling in Firefox and slow
I discovered that both scrolling and Youtube-playback (HTML5) works just
fine in Chromium, both in Ubuntu 16.10 and Mint 18.1 (which is built on
16.04). So perhaps this is a Firefox bug?
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** Summary changed:
- Slow scrolling in Firefox and slow Youtube-playback with Radeon RV
+ Slow scrolling in Firefox and slow Youtube-playback with Radeon RV730
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Public bug reported:
I first discovered this problem in Mint 18.1 Cinnamon (64-bit) and Mint
18 XFCE (64-bit). I enabled Glamor (and thus, it seemed DRI3) and tried
turning off smooth scrolling and/or hardware support in Firefox, but to
no great avail. Interestingly, scrolling worked nice and
Problem remains on 15.04 amd64 with latest updates
** Package changed: xserver-xorg-video-ati-lts-utopic (Ubuntu) =
xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
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Installing and using Wine 1.7.41-staging under PlayOnLinux (still in
Ubuntu 14.10) seems to resolve this problem for me. As this is not the
default Wine in Ubuntu, I guess this is still a bug..
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Bug fixed after I today received update duplicity-0.6.23-1ubuntu4.1
** Changed in: duplicity (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Tried Mesa 10.1.3 from Proposed but the problem remains.
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Title:
Screen flickers when running game Sins of a Solar Empire
Status
Tried with
Option SwapbuffersWait off
(using radeon) just for the heck of it, made no difference.
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Title:
Screen flickers when
Public bug reported:
Running Trusty/14.04 with updates (duplicity 0.6.23-1ubuntu4) and
getting this when I try to backup. Seems like a new bug since the sort
of similar bugs have been marked fixed released.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/duplicity, line 1494, in module
Public bug reported:
Problem appeared after update from Ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04. Game worked
fine in Saucy with both radeon and fglrx. Now in Trusty only works with
fglrx. Using radeon driver gives heavy flickering (about 0,5s intervals)
when running the game (through PlayOnLinux/WINE). I expect
Tried running with Intel IGP instead of radeon - no flickering!
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Title:
Screen flickers when running game Sins of a Solar Empire
I have duplicity 0.6.23-1ubuntu4, having this problem:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/duplicity, line 1494, in module
with_tempdir(main)
File /usr/bin/duplicity, line 1488, in with_tempdir
fn()
File /usr/bin/duplicity, line 1337, in main
do_backup(action)
I'm suffering from this too, after upgrading from 13.10. I use my Radeon
with the open source driver.
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Title:
Ubuntu 14.04 random
Public bug reported:
Get following error when trying to log on SSO: cannot convert float NaN
to integer.
Tried to downgrade python-software-properties as per
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pycurl/+bug/1063350 but it
didn't help. I guess the problem is some code somewhere is compiled
Public bug reported:
Due to Adobe Flash requiring SSE2 CPU instruction, I'm left with
unsusable Flash support on my Athlon XP computer.
Expected behaviour: Check for SSE2 support and if none found, refuse to
install flashplugin or even better - offer to install Lightspark or
Gnash.
ProblemType:
Hmm, I ran into a problem. gdb was already installed, but when I run the
command, I get what is in gdb1.txt and Software center does not start.
** Attachment added: gdb1.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/1008652/+attachment/3176390/+files/gdb1.txt
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Gods, I must be blind...
Did run etc. attaching result, doesn't seem like anything useful. But
there was a difference this time. Software center just kept on spinning
about Connecting to payment service and never crashed completely.
** Attachment added: gdbdebug.txt
I tried it again and this time it looked more sensible! Software center
turned gray and the text Connecting to payment service disappeared.
The debug output looks interesting.
** Attachment added: gdbdebug2.txt
** Attachment added: software center crash.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/1008652/+attachment/3175212/+files/software%20center%20crash.txt
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