** Description changed:
After resuming from a suspend, almost all text on screen is not visible.
This includes menu items, text in all three boxes (list of folders, list
of e-mails, e-mail body) in Thunderbird (with the curious exception of
"ffl" in the File menu), top menu in Chromium
Is there any browser available on Ubuntu which does not have this issue?
I experienced this with Chrome and tried Firefox, only to find out it's
just as bad (FF 51.01 64bit on Ubuntu 16.04.2).
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Yup, problem seems to be solved now. Closing the bug.
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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@Chris Cowan - thanks for pointing this out, added it to the
description.
** Summary changed:
- [16.04 beta] nm-applet does not show all connections
+ [16.04 beta] REGRESSION - nm-applet does not show all connections
** Description changed:
In version 1.0.10 of network-manager-gnome shipping
Public bug reported:
In version 1.0.10 of network-manager-gnome shipping with the 16.04 beta,
the nm-applet only shows limited info of the currently used network
connection, instead of all connections which are defined / available. As
such, it's impossible to switch connections manually,
So I understand this bug has been fixed upstream over 5 months ago. Now
how long will it take for this fix to trickle down into Precise?
Anything I can do to speed it up?
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I'm confused. I just got this error while trying to installing linux-
generic-lts-saucy on my 12.04.3 machine. The build for both nvidia-304
and nvidia-319 failed:
nvidia-304 304.88-0ubuntu0.0.3: nvidia-304 kernel module failed to build
nvidia-319 319.32-0ubuntu0.0.1: nvidia-319 kernel module
Just got a complete lock-up on kernel 3.7.4, I could not even ping the
machine anymore. Syslog shows this as the last entry before I shut down
the machine by pressing the power button for 3 seconds (even the reset
button did not work anymore!):
Jan 28 11:28:39 simba kernel: [ 7659.927292]
Also worth mentioning is that I'm also getting i915 related errors in
syslog which actually did not cause any problems in the UI. All entries
mentioned in the attached file for example - I just happened to see them
because I had the Log File Viewer open at that moment, but the machine
and UI just
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = New
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = New
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Here are two syslog snippets from the last time my machine crashed.
A lot of repeating stuff is going on at 14:11:41 (first file).
** Attachment added: 20130124 syslog at 14h11m41s crash.txt
Then 6 seconds later, again (second file). The GUI is completely frozen
at that point, but I can still move the mouse cursor.
I should point out that only the GUI breaks down - I can still SSH into
the machine and do stuff from there.
In the mean time I've upgraded to kernel 3.7.4 to see if that
This bug is still very much present, even with all the latest updates
installed. I just ran into it several times after re-installing my
system from scratch and trying again for a moment without the separate
videocard. It's even become worse since the system just drops (locks) to
a shell (see
In my situation (which is the situation Gert is referring to) the add-on
causing the slowness was Translate This! 1.8. Disabling it restored
the normal speed experience. Do you have this add-on installed?
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@ Tomasz - Interesting. I have not installed lo-menubar nor the package
libreoffice-presenter-console. However, I HAVE installed the metapackage
libreoffice and (although I am starting to get doubts now as I am
writing this) I believe the presenter console is actually working...
At any rate, I
Sorry, I don't have access to that specific network anymore (for several
years now). But I guess it would be easy enough for anyone with some
spare time (which I currently lack completely) and a WiFi accesspoint to
configure it to use WEP and try to connect?
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Still no fix? I would just like to add that the workarounds all have their own
issues:
1.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html#117645
- no matter how many times I set it to allow eu42.spreed.com, it always seems
to 'forget' this after some
+1 @ Stéphane / #32. What is keeping these bugs from being fixed? Or are
people already working on them but we simply don't know yet? What can I
/ we do to help?
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Public bug reported:
On my HP Pavilion zv6000 with 12.04 beta2 (updated until April 14), the
secondary screen (connected to the VGA port) is always rotated 90
degrees clockwise or counterclockwise. No 'Normal' or '180 Degrees'
options are available in the 'Rotation' menu of the Display Settings.
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Title:
Secondary screen always rotated 90 degrees clock- or counterclockwise
Status in “gnome-control-center”
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 798299 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/798299
Just confirmed that it's working on 12.04 after manually installing
libreoffice-presenter-console.
So I've marked this bug a dup of bug 798299.
Boy-oh-boy if only I had known about that bug earlier...
**
For anyone running into this issue - the package name is libreoffice-
presenter-console. Install it after installing 12.04 and voilà: working
like a charm (once you've set the 'Presentation display' to 'Display 2'
in the Slide Show Settings).
Still, this should definitely be a part of the default
Jeremy, do you mean to say that we actually _remove_ it from LO and then
package it? Because the presenter console has been an integral part of
LO since several versions. Why on earth would we do such a thing?
And what is the name of the package to be installed? I've been searching
in SC on a
Aw man... If only I had seen this bug report sooner, that would have
saved me a hell of a lot of frustration. See #824466.
So I guess it's too late now to add the presenter console to the
desktop-p-default-apps blueprint, right? If not, I would happily join
the discussion and provide reasons why
I'm experiencing the exact same problem, only my USB device is a Roland
UA-25 EX.
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Title:
[soundnua]:
What. The. F***. You don't have a second monitor lying around so this
bug is postponed yet again?!!
My dear Björn - if you mail me your address, I will personally send you my
spare monitor.
For me that is a small price to pay when compared to having to face YET ANOTHER
release (an LTS for
@ Mozaic - yes, this button is really useful... IF the Presenter Console
would work. But that's the whole point - it doesn't! See #1 and #2.
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@ Christopher - that's no use since the bug is only present in the
Ubuntu packages, not in upstream. I already indicated this in #3, #6 and
#8.
@ Jeremy - why would you need to install any extension? The presenter console
is has been integrated in LO since at least version 3.4.
And yes, I have
** Tags added: needs-reassignment packaging
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Title:
Libre Office Presenter console doesn't display controls
Status in
I was installing Chromium from the Software Center when this happened.
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Title:
gvfsd-http crashed with SIGSEGV in
I can hardly believe it, but this issue is STILL present in 12.04 beta.
What on earth must I do to get this bug to be fixed before 12.04 becomes
final?
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Gorka, the link is dead (or actually, the entire extensions part of
www.openoffice.org seems to be down). But even if it would be there and
your workaround would work, it's still bogus since this functionality
should be included and working by default since LO 3.3. See
I think I might have discovered the 'guilty' packages causing the controls of
the Presenter Console not being displayed.
At first, I was shocked to learn that even when I installed the packages from
LO's website, the issue still remained.
I then started looking (with the help of Synaptic) for
One more note - the packages provided on the LO website ship with their own
version of the UNO runtime environment (exact package name is
libreoffice3.4-ure), so it seems I don't have to do without the URE environment
after all :-)
Without having any extensive knowledge on packaging it's kind
I think I might have discovered the 'guilty' packages causing the controls of
the Presenter Console not being displayed.
At first, I was shocked to learn that even when I installed the 3.4.4 packages
from LO's website on Ubuntu 11.10, the issue still remained.
I then started looking (with the
@ Paál - I don't have lo-menubar installed and I never have.
I just tested the latest 3.4.4 release from the ppa:libreoffice/ppa and this
bug is still present there as well. So I guess I'll be downloading the packages
myself again from the LO website... *sigh*
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Gorka, I don't have lo-menubar installed and I'm still experiencing bug
#824466.
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Title:
Presenter Console doesn't work
I've filed a separate bug for this, to separate the two different
issues. The primary issue seems to be fixed on 11.10, but the issue
mentioned in Bug #824466 is not.
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This bug is still present in Ubuntu 11.10. And the situation has gotten
worse because of bug #883478 (although that bug doesn't seem to be
happening every time) .
It doesn't make a difference if the libreoffice-presenter-console
package is installed or not, the result is the same.
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@ Sebastien - here you go.
@ Paul - Looks like it...
** Attachment added: .xsession-errors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/874457/+attachment/2571318/+files/.xsession-errors
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Bug #874457 might be a duplicate as well, although in that case (my case), the
problem only occurs after resuming from suspend.
So should we consider this the master bug as this was the first to be reported?
I added my .xsession-errors for your reference.
** Attachment added: .xsession-errors
This bug seems to be a dupe of bug #859723.
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Title:
No GTK theme applied on login, should be Ambiance
Status in
So the question is - are these errors actually related to different
bugs, or is there one bug which causes different errors to appear in the
log but actually has the same root cause?
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After restoring the factory default settings (running 'Erase All Content
and Settings' on the iPod Touch), re-activating the device using iTunes
10.5 on WinXP, I added a few songs using Banshee.
After disconnecting the iPod music app says 'No Music'. So the whole
database syncing seems to be
Also tried adding files using iTunes (after removing the previously
added files first) to see if this makes any difference. While the files
that were added by iTunes work fine, nothing changes when adding files
using Banshee afterwards - they remain undetected by the iPod.
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Title:
Issues with iPod touch 16GB (1st generation)
Status in “banshee” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Just
Public bug reported:
Just plugged in my old 1st gen iPod touch 16GB (USB ID 05ac:1291) and when I
started Banshee, it crashed after a few seconds. Any subsequent start of
Banshee resulted in an immediate crash as long as the iPod was connected. When
physically dis- and reconnecting the iPod,
** Attachment added: bad nautilus theme after resume
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Public bug reported:
After resuming from suspend, Nautilus suddenly has a 'bad theme'. See
the attached screenshot.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: nautilus 1:3.2.0-0ubuntu5
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-12.20-generic 3.0.4
Uname: Linux 3.0.0-12-generic x86_64
Public bug reported:
As described on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM, I should be able to run
lightdm --test-mode in a console. However, when I try that, I first get
this error:
matthijs@Simba:~$ lightdm --test-mode
Running inside an X server requires Xephyr to be installed but it cannot be
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Title:
running LightDM in test mode doesn't work
Status in “lightdm” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
As described
Here's a video showing the problem on a different package.
** Attachment added: directories are shown twice when navigating one level up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/859407/+attachment/2465959/+files/out-7.ogv
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This is the output of lightdm --test-mode --debug:
matthijs@Simba:~$ lightdm --test-mode --debug
** (lightdm:5521): DEBUG: Logging to
/home/matthijs/.cache/lightdm/log/lightdm.log
** (lightdm:5521): DEBUG: Starting Light Display Manager 0.9.7, UID=1000
PID=5521
** (lightdm:5521): DEBUG: Loaded
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 846391 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/846391
Seems like there's something wrong with the Apport retracing service,
because https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/846391 refers to a page that
does not exist.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 846391 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/846391
Or, as the the warning below suggests, #846391 might be a private bug. In that
case, Launchpad should display a message like:
This bug has been marked 'private'. You are currently not allowed to view the
** Attachment added: 20110918 SC writing review crashes after 2 lines.ogv
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I still can't install it on my fully updated Oneiric 64 bit system:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
libreoffice-core : Depends: libreoffice-common ( 1:3.4.3) but
1:3.4.2-2ubuntu3 is to be installed
But the deb's from the LO site itself work just fine, so perhaps I'll
just leave
Messing around in the Options window. Right after pointing out the Sun
1.6.0_23 JRE in Options - LO - Java, this crash happened.
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I just got this crash as well, together with a whole bunch of other
crashes:
Happened shortly after starting up Thunderbird, right after a fresh boot
of the system. This crash occured together with a crash of bluetooth-
applet, Software Sources, Unitiy and two instances of Compiz. I'll
see if I
...and it's consistent, as it just happened again - Software Sources
closed unexpectedly after submitting this bug (once again).
Related bugs (so far):
#838418
#838417
#838378
#838407
I'll see if I can figure out which submission triggers which crash...
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