One can specify an alternative path, but it would be nice if the fact
that the tool was relocated to a non-default (or at least not-in-$PATH)
location was documented somewhere…
(Neither its manpage nor the other gdk-pixbuf documentation seems to
mention that.)
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I suppose it might actually be /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf-2.0
/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders in the libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 package instead.
Meaning the actual problem is that it is in a different location than
expected by that build file...
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Because EOG can't show webp images by default I tried to build
https://github.com/aruiz/webp-pixbuf-loader but it complains that it
can't find the 'gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders' tool it needs.
I assume it should be in the 'libgdk-pixbuf2.0-bin' package, as that
does contain a
Did I miss something?
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Title:
when you have "world clocks" configured (e.g. from the Gnome Clocks
application), Gnome
I tested gnome-shell 3.32.2-2ubuntu1~ubuntu19.04.1 from disco-proposed
and I had no problem to login, so it seems to be fixed.
** Tags removed: verification-needed-disco
** Tags added: verification-done-disco
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** Description changed:
Configure some “world clocks” in Gnome Clocks (or maybe using some other
tool).
- Expected behaviour: Gnome Shell shows the time for the cities you
- configured when you click on the date at the top centre.
+ Expected behaviour (how it worked in cosmic & before):
This seems to happen both when you have world clocks configured before
upgrading from cosmic to disco, as well as when configuring them after
upgrading.
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Public bug reported:
Configure some “world clocks” in Gnome Clocks (or maybe using some other
tool).
Expected behaviour: Gnome Shell shows the time for the cities you
configured when you click on the date at the top centre.
What happens: Gnome Shell crashes just after login, creating a “login
Folks, let's all calm down a bit and try to cooperate...
One of the problems here is that several very useful GUI applications
which have always run as root don't have alternatives to replace them,
but also they don't have the developers available to convert to a non-
root frontend + root backend
Public bug reported:
When ripping a CD to the FLAC format with Sound Juicer (and based on the
upstream bug also Rhythmbox, and maybe also affects other applications),
it creates corrupted files (e.g. when you test them with "flac -t").
** Affects: gst-plugins-good
Importance: Unknown
It also clutters the output of 'mount', 'df', etc. to the point where
the useful stuff scrolls off the screen...
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** Summary changed:
- nautilus trash doesn't include btrfs subvolumes
+ nautilus trash doesn't include btrfs and zfs subvolumes
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1579712 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1579712
An strace of the appstreamcli process while it's stuck at 100% CPU shows
nothing at all, so it looks like it got stuck in a loop doing
"something" that needs no syscalls...
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I have the same problem, and it happens with both apt-get and synaptic
when I try to update the list of packages.
It has nothing to do with installing without an internet connection, as
for me this just started happening tonight (it worked fine before).
A "workaround" is to remove the appstream
BTW: always run 'im-config' and 'ibus-setup' as your regular user
(unless you really know what you are doing)!
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Title:
compose
You can possibly work around this by selecting another input method (IM)
with 'im-config' or by removing ~/.xinputrc (which selects the default
for your locale) and then reboot (or restart X11—log out & back in is
not always enough).
The default IM for most languages is 'ibus' which you can
Meanwhile I found out that this also affects nautilus, but not e.g.
Gedit, Firefox, HexChat, etc.
And it only happens when XIM is selected as input method.
** Also affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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After upgrading to 16.04, entering characters using dead keys and using
the Compose key stopped working in Gnome Terminal, acting like they are
normal (non-dead) keys.
Other applications, even those who use the same libvte (e.g. ROXTerm),
don't have this issue.
This happens
** Tags added: quantal
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Title:
[Precise] Nautilus: memory leak
Status in Nautilus:
Invalid
Status in “nautilus” package in
@Martin Pitt:
Mounting as ext4 enables acl by default, but mounting as ext3 doesn't (see the
linux kernel documentation).
My system was installed in November 2007, long before ext4 was stable
(December 2008), so naturally '/' is formatted as ext3. I suppose other
people have older filesystems
From the ext3 documentation:
acl Enables POSIX Access Control Lists support.
Additionally, you need to have ACL support enabled in
the kernel configuration (CONFIG_EXT3_FS_POSIX_ACL).
See the acl(5)
@Martin Pitt:
As a last resort I can still make udisks get along without ACL support,
but this would be a bad and incomplete workaround for the root problem.
There's certainly other software which wants ACLs to work, so I'd like to
get this fixed properly rather.
Most applications don't need
@Martin Pitt:
Even if ACL support is included in the kernel, it is not necessarily enabled by
default when mounting.
You need to add the mount option in /etc/fstab or use tune2fs -o acl on the
partition to have ACL support enabled by default.
I don't know if the Ubuntu installers always added
Just creating the /media/$USER directory manually was enough for me, I
did not need to chown it.
'/media' is on an ext3 for me
And this system was originally installed with Ubuntu 7.10, and has been
upgraded to every version since (so, there might be leftovers like
different permissions from
So I did have a look at the source of udisks2 (this is in
'udiskslinuxfilesystem.c') and the reason for why this happens as it
does is obvious (the reason WHY the code does it like this is less
obvious to me though...).
If '/media/$USER' does not exist, Udisks 2 checks if '/media' exists and
if
I'm also seeing this bug on Precise 64-bit, but for me Nautilus grows to
eat several GiB of RAM (that's RSS, sometimes up to 8 GiB of VIRT)
before I (have to) kill it...
Just like the original reporter, some Nautilus windows/tabs might show
directories with a lot (thousands) of files and/or
Public bug reported:
It seems like webseeds (where a file gets downloaded using http from a
web server instead of using the bittorrent protocol) don't respect the
download speed-settings the user sets in Transmission.
I found this out when downloading the 720p version of the new Blender
movie
What happens is that when a directory hierarchy is deleted in nautilus
(or any other application that uses the method explained by Martin in
comment 16), it gets moved to the $trash/files directory, and then when
the trash gets emptied, that hierarchy is moved to the $trash/expunged
directory,
** Tags added: precise
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Title:
10bit video does not play
Status in The GStreamer Multimedia Framework:
New
Status in
I'm not sure if apport collects those logs at the same time and in the
same conditions, but UdevMonitorLog shows info about a filesystem while
GvfsMonitorLog UdisksMonitorLog say that there is no medium in the
drive?
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Most people don't try to use untranslated folders, so they probably
never see this error.
I get specific Verzonden folder doesn't exist errors when Evolution
tries to store those mails in a non-existent 'Verzonden' folder while I
specifically selected the existing 'Sent' folder.
I also see
Public bug reported:
When I select the 'Sent' folder in an (IMAP) account as the target for
sent mail, Evolution helpfully translates the 'Sent' to 'Verzonden'
(Dutch for 'Sent') after selecting it, but as there is no 'Verzonden'
folder, of course that subsequently results in Evolution not being
BTW: bugs like the following show the same error messages I get, so they
*might* be the result of this bug too—or not—difficult to say:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/898413
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/834335
For me those 2 icons don't perform the same action (and they don't look
exactly the same either).
Maybe merging them might make some sense, but requires taking into
account the user's settings for this type of device/medium (maybe
providing an option to open the dialog from the launcher icon's
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