Public bug reported:
affected hardware: HP ZBook 15 (generation 1).
* latest BIOS version: L70 Ver. 01.33
* UEFI BIOS set to native UEFI
* Secure Boot On
* autologin enabled
How to reproduce the bug:
1.) Turn on the computer. The bluetooth should be in its Off state.
2.) Close the lid so that
I just add that the status light of the hardware key and the status
shown by the network indicator are tightly coupled (as they should be).
For example, when I turn wifi off using the indicator, the LED light on
the HW button switches its colour from white (signalling the ON status)
to the orange
I do have the latest version of BIOS installed. My computer is a dual-
boot one so that it installs BIOS updates when it runs Windows 7. The
problem with the brightness level persists. I am using ubuntu-MATE (see
below for more details on the OS).
Output of the sudo dmidecode ... command is:
Public bug reported:
I have a USB modem Huawei E3251 (DC-HSPA+ USB modem).
It is a 3G device, although not quite a usual one: In the NetworkManager applet
it shows itself as an ethernet or wired connection.
How to reproduce the bug:
1.) Have a PC (with ubuntu 14.04 LTS) which is first turned
Public bug reported:
Anytime I boot up the system, it always sets the display brightness to
100%.
I can reduce the brighness using the Fn F9 key stroke. Similarly I
can increase the brighntess using the Fn F10 combination. (This did
not work until recently - see my bug report 1257766).
Public bug reported:
I open a PDF document in evince, e.g.
s atlas_install.pdf
(I have the alias s='evince' in my .bashrc .)
I have also firefox running.
I switch between the applications using Ctrl Tab or using the mouse.
Steps to reproduce the bug:
1.) I have firefox on the foreground and the
Public bug reported:
When installing the ubuntu 14.04 system (32-bit), I opted for the Slovak
language.
I am the only user on the machine.
As expected, I got the Slovak directory names Plocha, Dokumenty, Stiahnuté, etc
(instead of their English names Desktop, Documents, Downloads, etc).
Later
I forgot to say that my files within Plocha were write-protected (and
readable only by me: permisions -r ). The directory Plocha has
drwxr-xr-x , same as the newly created Desktop .
Anyway, the -r file permisions should not prevent the language-
selector to do its job
Public bug reported:
Using the command line, I open a PDF document (a multipage document
having the A4 paper size, generated with pdflatex). E.g.
evince myfile.pdf
I switch to the presentation mode (F5).
Then I want to close the document using the usual keystroke Ctrl w.
The whole display
Public bug reported:
This issue may be device-specific: the incorrect name of the connection
is used when the modem (the device) under use is Samsung SGH-Z810
dongle.
I live in Slovak Republic (Slovakia in short, or Slovensko in our language). My
operator is Orange Slovensko.
The connection
Public bug reported:
I am trying to use a USB modem (dongle) Samsung SGH-Z810. (It is a GSM
device serving to connect to a 3G mobile broadband network in my case).
How can I reproduce the bug:
1.) I start the computer (a HP ZBook 15 notebook).
2.) Once the system (64-bit ubuntu) is running and
Public bug reported:
I have just tested 4 different GSM modems with the lastest development version
of ubuntu (64 bit).
The computer is HP ZBook 15.
The modems which have the PC Express connector fail to work:
* Option GlobeTrotter Express 7.2
* Huawei E870 (3G Gold Express Card)
Both these
Today I tried to test latest development version of ubuntu (64 bit),
dated to 15th January. The system failed to boot on the HP ZBook 15. It
started booting as usually but after a short while it stopped. Even the
Ctrl Alt Del combination did not work and I had to use the power button
to get out of
At the moment I can not examine the bug on the machine (the Fujitsu-
Siemens notebook) on which I originally reported it. Such testing would
require to install the new system on the machine's hard drive. Once I
can do the installation I will send the apport info. (Perhaps in few
weeks.)
Now I can
Public bug reported:
affected machine: HP ZBook 15
Issue: I can not switch between tabs using Ctrl PgUp or Ctrl PgDown.
This concerns both the Terminal and Google Chrome. No matter if the
NumLock is on or off. Interestingly, switching between tabs in Firefox
works.
If I attach an external
Public bug reported:
machine: HP ZBook 15
(Intel Core i7 4700MQ Haswell, NVIDIA Quadro K1100M 2GB, 1920 x 1080 display)
I go to the settings/Brightness Lock section.
The button which should controll the screen brightness is on the right-hand
side.
I move it to the left-hand side but nothing
Public bug reported:
machine: HP ZBook 15
(Intel Core i7 4700MQ Haswell, NVIDIA Quadro K1100M 2GB, 1920 x 1080 display)
system: ubuntu 13.10 desktop, 64-bit, live DVD (md5 sum OK)
I boot from the live DVD. The boot goes fine.
Then I decide to try the ubuntu (not to install).
I go to the
Two days ago I tested development version of ubuntu 13.04 i386 on a
laptop. (With the Unity desktop.)
The bug is still there. It is present on any hardware I have tested so
far. (Notebooks, laptops, deskop PCs, regardless the kind of graphics
card.)
The bug is extremly annoying for me because I
I can not verify it at the moment. I am using ubuntu 11.04 on that
machine (and other model of modem). However I have a plan to upgrade my
notebook in a close future. Then I will check it and let you know.
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In my experience on ubuntu 11.04, this bug does not have any relation to
neither /tmp dir nor to the lyx. You can see my (duplicate) bug
report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/917666
The bug affects (on ubuntu 11.04, both 32 and 64 bit versions) any PDF
document, no
Public bug reported:
I type a comand like
evince file.pdf
The file is opened as it should but an annoying message appears in the
terminal:
** (evince:9497): WARNING **: Problem inhibiting the screensaver:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Name
org.gnome.SessionManager
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/984738
Title:
Problem inhibiting the screensaver
Status in “evince” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I type a comand like
I am using xubuntu session. The installation is the standard xubuntu
one; I have the choice of either xubuntu session of xfce session.
The languague is slovak.
There is no GNOME session available on the login screen.
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Public bug reported:
1.) I open a PDF document.
2.) I set my preferred view mode for it.
3.) I click on Save current settings as default
4.) I open a copy of the document (by clicking on the Open a Copy item).
5.) The copy is opened. Unfortunately, my preferred and saved setting
have been
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/917666
Title:
evince: 'Open a copy' ignores saved settings
Status in “evince” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
1.) I open a
Public bug reported:
This bug occurs when I am using my notebook at home, connected to internet via
a 3G modem.
Steps to reproduce the bug:
1.) Configure evolution so that it uses an IMAP protocol for receiving
emails from a server, encrypted by SSL.
2.) Sending is via SMPT, also SSL (but
** Attachment added: my general mail preferences in evolution
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/917927/+attachment/2679740/+files/MailGeneralPreferences.png
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I would like to say that my initial observation and report of the bug
784519 behaviour may be somewhat confusing. That time I had mentioned
constant computational load as a condition for bug occurrence.
No such a computational load is needed to see the buggy behaviour.
The terminals, both Gnome
** Attachment added: the (part of) /etc/cups/ppd/HP-BW.ppd file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/861564/+attachment/2475267/+files/HP-BW.ppd
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Public bug reported:
(This bug started to occur only recently; it may indicate that this bug
was imported in one of recent updates related to printing.)
We have a HP LaserJet p2055dn printer on our network. It has a usual
IP address and some configurations settings. See attached files.
When
** Attachment added: the /etc/cups/printers.conf file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/861564/+attachment/2475263/+files/printers.conf
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/850329
Title:
evolution window not opened if multimedia key is used
Status in “evolution” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Public bug reported:
I used to start the evolution mail client by pressing the dedicated
button on my notebook or on an attached multimedia USB keyboard which
also has a dedicated button to open the default mail client.
Since last week however, when I press the button (either on the notebook
or
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