*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1409190 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1409190
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I was trying to upgrade from nvidia-304 to nvidia-331-updates on Trusty.
Along the way I hit various build failures. Initially I tried to install
it for the Vivid HWE kernel, but then
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1409190 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1409190
And now that I can see the build log, I can see that this is a dupe too.
:)
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1409190
nvidia kernel module failed to build [error: ‘struct file’ has no
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In Precise, it was possible in the System Settings program to separately
configure switchable keyboard layouts (e.g., QWERTY, Dvorak) and
switchable input methods (e.g., Anthy). That made it possible to use the
Anthy input method with a Dvorak keyboard layout and switch
Also, even with the fix to 331, wine is still not co-installable with
nvidia-libopencl1-331-updates for the reason in comment #33. Since that
is a problem in the wine dependencies rather than the nividia/opencl
dependencies, I am unduping bug 1320217 to cover the wine issue.
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Title:
Display brightness is stuck at lowest
Scanning old print photos at my local Walgreens results in a CD with PNG
files named with a .jpg extension, which triggers this bug.
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Here's the PPD as requested.
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This happened again, but on a different computer running Ubuntu 12.04. I
was having printer trouble and I noticed that the make and model showed
up as simply Local Raw Printer. I attempted to change it to the
MFC-7220 but I was unable to click apply on the Existing Settings
page. I tried the flow
What about putting the conffile in a different directory, symlinking it
in the postinst, and deleting the link in the perm?
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IMO it broke more than slightly.
Perhaps dkms could depend on linux-generic to prevent this? Even if the
installer is fixed, anyone who installs from the original ISO and
updates will hit this bug.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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How can one take a screenshot in the greeter?
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Title:
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I have a freshly-installed, up-to-date Ubuntu 12.10 amd64 machine (Dell
XPS M1710 with GeForce Go 7900 GS). I installed nvidia-current from the
Additional Drivers tab of Software Sources and it said it succeeded, but
upon reboot graphics were busted. The display was
Workaround: manually install headers for the running kernel and then
reinstall nvidia-current.
$ sudo apt-get install linux-headers-3.5.0-22-generic
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
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I have a Dell XPS M1710 with a GeForce Go 7900 GS and freshly-installed,
fully up-to-date Ubuntu 12.10 amd64. When using Nouveau (the default),
it is impossible to adjust the display brightness. Moving the slider in
Brightness and Lock has no effect on the actual display
Still repros in 12.10. Also repros in a LiveCD environment, so it's not
something with my install.
My computer is a System76 Leopard Extreme. I opened a System76 service
request but their technicians cannot reproduce the problem with their
hardware.
My girlfriend recently got a Dell XPS 13
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If you open the Folder Sharing dialog in Nautilus and click Share this
folder while neither the samba nor libpam-smbpass packages are
installed, then Nautilus automatically prompts you to install samba and
then libpam-smbpass. However, if samba is already installed and
I don't think it's valid to assume that any user that has installed the
samba package manually knows enough to install libpam-smbpass or manage
the passwords themselves. In this day and age, the web abounds with many
tutorials about all aspects of Ubuntu, most of which are grossly out
of date or
Still present in 12.10.
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Title:
[regression] Double-clicking a date in calendar applet opens the
previous day in Evolution
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Status: Unknown
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I am using only lightdm and Unity. My lightdm.conf is attached above.
Also, in my case the screen does _not_ power down after 10 minutes, it
just displays black. i.e., the HDMI display connected to it shows that
it is still receiving a signal. By comparison, the Turn off screen when
inactive
I am experiencing a similar issue in 12.10 using Unity, filed as bug
1072531.
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Title:
screen powers down after 10
Thanks Alan. To my knowledge, Ubuntu actually has _never_ had a UI to
control this--screen blanking has always been disabled before. The UI
only allows the user to configure the time period for powering off the
display. Now it seems that screen blanking is mysteriously enabled on
some machines in
Public bug reported:
On this Dell Inspiron E1505, Jockey suggests to use the driver in bcmwl-
kernel-source for the BCM4311 wireless card. However, this driver
doesn't work. No wireless options show up in nm-applet. For wireless to
work, I have to remove bcmwl-kernel-source and install
ext3 root fs:
$ sudo dumpe2fs -h /dev/sda1 | grep -E 'mount options|created'
dumpe2fs 1.42.5 (29-Jul-2012)
Default mount options:(none)
Filesystem created: Thu Sep 17 21:56:42 2009
ext4 homedir:
$ sudo dumpe2fs -h /dev/md0 | grep -E 'mount options|created'
dumpe2fs 1.42.5
My fstab doesn't have the acl option set, and I don't recall the acl
option ever being there before. I installed this machine years ago from
9.04. Would the 9.04 installer have set that option? If not, perhaps
that explains the problem.
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Adding ACLs to /media/$user does not work
Status in “gnome-settings-daemon” package
I have now upgraded two other computers to 12.10 and neither of them
experience this issue ...
To the other people experiencing this bug: are you also using multi-head
/multi-seat? (If you've never heard those terms before, the answer is
probably no.)
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I think the default value of 10 minutes is coming from
DEFAULT_SCREEN_SAVER_TIME in include/site.h. I don't understand why it
only affects one of my computers though ...
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Public bug reported:
The cups package ships a default config at /etc/cups/cupsd.conf as a
dpkg conffile, and the CUPS server modifies this file automatically when
settings are changed through GUI tools (e.g., system-config-printer-
gnome). When the user upgrades to a later version of Ubuntu,
Public bug reported:
After updating from Ubuntu 12.04 Precise to Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal, X11
has started automatically blanking the screen after 10 minutes of
inactivity even though I have set Turn off screen when inactive in
Brightness and Lock to 1 hour.
If I change Turn off screen when inactive
** Attachment added: xorg1.conf (for seat #1)
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Workaround: add this to xorg.conf (in my case, to both of them):
Section ServerFlags
Option BlankTime 0
EndSection
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Still repros in 12.10. Confirmed that qpdf --decrypt works around the
problem.
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Evince cannot save filled PDF forms
Status
FYI, no longer repros for me in Precise.
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Title:
The Evolution calendar opens with the wrong date
Status in The Date and Time
Public bug reported:
This bug is back again. In Precise, double-clicking a date in the
calendar applet consistently opens the previous day in Evolution for me.
Looking in ps, the calendar applet is launching Evolution with this
command-line for July 25:
evolution
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Title:
[regression] Double-clicking a date in calendar applet opens the
previous day in Evolution (again)
Status in
Still a problem in 12.04 precise.
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10bit video does not play
Status in The GStreamer Multimedia Framework:
New
Also repros with 802.11n disabled via:
sudo rmmod iwlwifi
sudo modprobe iwlwifi 11n_disable=1
So apparently not related to 802.11n as I thought.
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As another test I left my computer connected to only wired, but that did
_not_ repro the bug after 1 day. So it seems that having a wireless
connection is a requirement.
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As a test I left my computer connected to both wired _and_ wireless, and
that also repro'ed the bug after 1 day.
Update Manager was open with 4 updates, but it was working properly, so
probably the Update Manager hang before was unrelated.
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Interestingly, physically disconnecting the wired network while the
applet was unresponsive _did_ correctly update the applet state, so it
wasn't totally hung. But the sub-menus continued to be empty and
clicking on anything in the main applet menu continued to be ignored.
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I continue to experience this in 12.04. I am unduping since the symptoms
and chronology of this bug bear no resemblance to bug 684599.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 684599
Memory leak in nm-applet
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Some more information:
I can repro this 100% of the time by enabling wireless, connecting to my
802.11n router, disconnecting from the wired network, and leaving the
computer on for a long time. 1 day seems to be sufficient. After that,
the NM applet becomes unresponsive--clicking on any menu
FYI, a work-around is to use View - Select Today after the calendar
opens.
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Title:
The Evolution calendar opens with the wrong
Doing the unlock captcha seemed to help for me. It stopped the dialogs
and seemed to restore access to the Google calendar in Evolution. The
current link is https://www.google.com/accounts/UnlockCaptcha.
Would be nice if Evolution could display a message suggesting users to
try the unlock
Not sure when I could fit that in ... I'll see.
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Title:
[Upstream] Previously-saved LibreOffice document lost by power outage
Created attachment 55932
gdb trace of all the calls to close(2) when saving a document
Seems reasonable. I used gdb to find all the stacks that call close when
saving a file (in 3.4.4, since I didn't have time to build my own
package with symbols). There's a lot of calls (27), but most are very
Charles, this bug report is not about the date being wrong, it is about
Evolution not opening at all. For the date issue, see bug 919157.
** Changed in: evolution-data-server (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = New
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@amias and wribeiro, please see bug 919157 for the 1 January 1970 issue.
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Title:
double click desktop calendar opens wrong day
Same here. This is a regression from Natty. The problem occurs whenever
double-clicking a date in the calendar applet. Evolution opens showing
the current day's appointments but the calendar in the bottom-left of
the Evolution window shows 1 January 1970.
If Evolution is opened manually, the
Also, as mentioned by Charles on bug 855620, the problem does not occur
when clicking Add Event... from the applet; Evolution shows the
current date.
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Opening against indicator-datetime too since the problem may be on that
side.
** Also affects: indicator-datetime (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Actually on second thought there is a simpler and more robust approach,
just run realpath() on the document file and then scan /etc/mtab for the
longest mount point that is a prefix of the document's path. That way
tmpfs and such can be detected correctly. That appears to be how df
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Created attachment 55617
Small utility to test if fsync() is desirable for a certain path
Here you go. Tested on ext3, ext4, tmpfs, none filesystems, procfs,
sysfs, and bind mounts, including mount points that are renamed after
they are mounted and mount points with whitespace in their paths. I
Created attachment 55708
Small utility to test if fsync() is desirable for a certain path
Discovered a small bug in my code, attaching a fixed version.
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FYI, the parse_mounts in your patch won't work for paths containing
whitespace. The whitespace characters are translated into octal escape
sequences in the file. You'd be better off using setmntent and friends,
which handle that for you.
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@Evan See comment #26--I tested 3.5.0 Beta 2 too and it still repros.
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Title:
[Upstream] Previously-saved LibreOffice
Tested 3.5.0 Beta 2 and the bug persists. My repro steps:
1) Open LibreOffice, type something, and save it.
2) Open GEdit Text Editor, type something, and save it.
3) In a terminal, run sync. The previously-saved versions are now on disk.
4) Change the LibreOffice document and save again.
5)
(In reply to comment #13)
If some
enterprising kernel hacker wants to create a nice, ultra-liberally licensed
library that turns a dev_t into a boolean: int is_it_safe_to_fsync (dev_t *t);
then I'd be more than happy to see it used un-conditionally in our
system-abstraction for Unix / Linux.
I'm not sure the enhancement category is the right fit here. I'm sure
loss of data was not one of the design criteria, so it doesn't seem to
me like this aspect of LibreOffice can be considered to be working as
designed.
I'll try out 3.5.0 beta 1 when I get a chance.
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Yeah sorry about the Java comment, I thought for some reason that
LibreOffice was written in Java. Ignore that.
Doing the atomic rename as Michael suggests is a good middle-ground
between robustness and performance. ext4 in recent builds supposedly
adds an fsync to that if it is missing.
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@Eduard I suspect LibreOffice is saving the file in such a cavalier way
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saved transactionally.
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One of the user accounts on my system uses GNOME classic and the upgrade
from Natty to Oneiric caused that user's custom panel launcher icons to
be lost. There were two custom launcher icons in the top panel before
the upgrade which the user used as shortcuts for some common
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Custom GNOME panel launcher icons lost upon upgrade to Oneiric
Status in “gnome-panel” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug
FYI, this issue isn't fully gone--I got into this situation today.
Logging in with the Ubuntu session produced the nautilus-menbar-with-
no-launcher issue seen in the screenshots. Logging in with the Ubuntu
2D session worked. In ccsm, the Unity plugin was not enabled so I
turned it on, and then I
@Yann I ran into the same problem in Oneiric, but in fact language-
support-translations-en no longer exists in Oneiric at all! It hasn't
existed for ages. Somehow for both you and me a previous upgrade failed
to remove it from our systems.
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Title:
language-support-translations-* installs evolution-documentation-* and
should not be
I experience the problem with both battery power and AC power.
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Title:
Resume from suspend takes much more time when
Still experiencing it here too.
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Title:
Resume from suspend takes much more time when nvidia-current driver is
installed.
3.2.1-0ubuntu1 works over here.
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The Use SSH tunnel option doesn't work
Status in Vinagre: VNC client for GNOME:
I've tracked down the problem. A patch is attached for the Oneiric
package. The issue is that ssh enumerates and closes its file
descriptors before opening /dev/tty, so the PTY slave is temporarily
closed and thus an EIO is delivered to the PTY master in read(). The
solution is to keep the slave
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 684599 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/684599
I don't see how this could be a dupe of bug #684599. That was marked as
fixed in Natty on 2011-02-04, whereas Jamin and I are seeing this issue
in Natty now. If this were a dupe of #684599, the problem would
I agree, but normally it is courtesy to let the developers assign the
priority. You may want to comment on the upstream report at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40607 about the importance.
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** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #40607
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40607
** Also affects: df-libreoffice via
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40607
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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