This bug was reported in 2012 - and is still present in Kubuntu 14.04.
How can we help to fix this?
Writing the console in the lightdm.conf is no real fix.
Why is it not possible to switch keyboard layouts according to users
preferences after the user has entered hi username (or clicked on his
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1217191 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1217191
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1217191
Send document as e-mail fails to attach doc when using Thunderbird
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IMHO this is not a related bug, but describes EXACTLY the same problem. It's
just about PDF, and not generic. But the problem (and possible solution) is the
same. If noone minds I'll mark this as duplicate.
The permalink to the possible solution is
Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 13.10 with all updates and enabled nvidia-319-updates driver,
gnome-control-center crashes each time. I can't find any -dbg packages, so no
dbg symbols are installed, sorry (BTW, where are they packaged?)
using gdb and LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose, I get the following
Hm - sorry. after a reboot everything worked as expected. I think I just
deinstalled my nvidia proprietary drivers and forgot to reboot. I'll
close this one.
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Public bug reported:
After filling out a few (~20) form items in this pdf form:
http://www.pehamholz.at/fileadmin/content01/Service/Peham_Zuschnittsformular.pdf
, evince doesn't accept more input - the keyboard just does not respond to
typing within evince. Cursor positioning in other form
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #721849
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=721849
** Also affects: evince via
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=721849
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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@Sebastien Bacher: gedit is NOT perfectly usable - i never changed the
compiz settings of switching workspaces, it's the default setting here.
Even when I install CCSM and deactivate viewport switching alltogether,
the scroll issue in gedit remains (and only there!) - gnome-system-
monitor is not
As affected saucy (stable!) user, I think this should get high priority
on saucy too. Gedit is THE main text editor in Ubuntu (any release), and
this bug renders Gedit nearly unusable.
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Public bug reported:
The new search functionality of Nautilus by ad-hoc searching files when you
start typing is loved by some and hated by others - I don't want to discuss
this here.
But the new search method lacks an important feature: it is not possible to
distinguish two files (or folders)
It should only show matching files in the current folder.
This is not correct IMHO, as it should show all files that match the search
pattern in the current folder and folders BELOW that. Can you confirm that?
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BTW, while writing the apport bug report, I am connected by wifi to my
android phone, which works perfectly well. cable ethernet and WLAN in
any way works perfectly.
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Public bug reported:
On my Ubuntu 13.10, NetworkManager crashes when I turn on USB tethering on my
connected Android phone. Funnily, this does NOT occur on an USB live Ubuntu
system, there everything went fine - just here onmy installed and upgraded
(from Kubuntu 13.04, with KDE first) box.
Exact same bahaviour here. Don't know if it helps (or is another bug) that
connecting to a DSL network crashes the network-manager as well, sometimes with
lightdm.
If it seems to be another bug, please ignore my comment.
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Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 13.04, type xrandr-tool outputs and watch it crash with
the following message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./xrandr-tool, line 82, in module
for line in str(xrandr_stdout, encoding='utf8').split(\n):
TypeError: str() takes at most 1
Just for testing purposes: removing the , encoding='utf-8' part makes
it work.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1206060
Title:
xrandr-tool crashes when providing one
Installing an old nautilus is no option here. This is a really annoying,
broken feature and should be reverted to the old behaviour. Starting to
type lets you loose your overview of where you are in the file system.
If I want to search, I press Ctrl+F. Then this search should be
available.
Please
reopened with crash report attached
** Changed in: gedit (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/871290
Title:
gedit 3 crashes when
here is the crash report.
tried to change to en_US, doesn't make a difference.
What makes a difference ist switching to a new, freshyla created user and
running gedit then.
So I think it is a gedit config update problem as I updated gedit with my
migration from Ubuntu maveric to oneiric,
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Title:
gedit 3 crashes when dragging text
Status in “gedit” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I just managed to crash
Public bug reported:
I just managed to crash gedit (reproducible each time) with a few easy steps.
open gedit, open any text file, select some text with the mouse, drag this text
to another position (a few letters to the right in this example), drop the text.
Gedit 3.2 crashes every time.
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