For others who end up here unable to activate Livepatch because of this
bug, here is how you can activate it from the command line:
1. sudo snap install canonical-livepatch
2. go to https://auth.livepatch.canonical.com and generate a token.
3. sudo canonical-livepatch enable
and you're done.
On Wed, 25 Mar 2020 11:00:39 +0100, Khurshid Alam
wrote:
> Hittin Enter, or TAB+Enter should work.
Afraid not. I'd already tried that.
> It isn't u-c-c bug. The issue is
> in gnome-online-accounts.
It's always hard discovering which program you should be reporting a bug
for. Sometimes
Public bug reported:
1. Software updater says "You can use Livepatch to keep your computer up to
date"
2. I click on the Livepatch button
3. Which says I have to log in to my Ubuntu One account
4. Up pops a dialogue box, which allows me to fill in my email and password
5. And no OK button.
Just tried it with 16.04 and my Ubuntu phone, and the problem is still
there... indeed rather embarrassing that my Ubuntu computer can't talk
to my Ubuntu phone. This bug is now two years old by the way.
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I seem to have the same problem with MTP and a Nokia Lumia device
wunning WP 8.1
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1314556
Title:
Unable to mount Android MTP device
Status
Public bug reported:
Since 14.10 the only way to use the system is with apps full-screen,
because the background/desktop is constantly flickering. If you close a
window, it leaves flickering ghosts of itself, like a nightmare. See
enclosed ogv file for an example.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Problem still exists in 13.10. I will try to find time to test the 14.04
daily tomorrow.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1076389
Title:
[12.10] eDP
I had this problem last night. The cause in my case was that I changed
the network password from another machine, and the machine that the
problem was on was left on all night. When I got to it in the morning
there were many dozens of Wifi network identification required
dialogue windows open,
This is still happening in 13.10, but there is a difference: before
13.10 one of the ways to get back to the right resolution was to start
'System Settings', and then start 'Displays'. That would fix the
resolution (without having to click on 'Apply').
Since 13.10 just starting 'System Settings'
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