This has been reported upstream:
(https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/pygobject/-/issues/405
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Title:
Gtk.Clipboard set_text() not
And here is the 1-page PDF used in the above screenshot.
** Attachment added: "sample 'bad' PDF"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/1560286/+attachment/5226857/+files/978-1-57896-287-7%20LL4%20SW%20Sem%201%20Reduced%20p.17.pdf
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Same issue here, Ubuntu 18.04. We're having a hard time finding a way to
print these documents. I am attaching a screenshot.
** Attachment added: "Evince (left) and Print Preview (right)"
I occasionally see this on two separate 18.04 installations using Xorg
sessions. The time to unlock varies from a couple of seconds to several
minutes. Everything other than unlocking the screen feels to work at a
normal speed.
I can reliably reproduce this issue (cause screen unlocking to take
Seth--thanks for the helpful details.
I appreciate the suggestions, but none quite fit my use case. It's
really 2 users wanting to share the fonts--one owns them and the other
has a symlink. If I put them in /usr/local/share/fonts/ then they don't
get backed up and can't be modified. I think the
I have additional information. Within ~/.fonts I have a subfolder
containing some Windows fonts. It seems that if those files are not
OWNED by the user running Evince (even though they are group readable),
then Evince does not display the fonts at all.
I feel this is a bug. At the very least,
I have a number of PDF files which, when opened, display some text but
not others, and show dozens of "some font thing failed" lines in the
terminal. The PDFs appear fine in Firefox. I don't know what "texlive"
is, so I'm quite sure I'm not using that, but I do have some fonts in
~/.fonts
Thanks
Closely related: Bug #793122
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Title:
Evince fails to display some fonts (some font thing failed)
Status in evince package in
Related: Bug #1702878 - Cant add folders to Search in Gnome Control
Center
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Full text search does not work
Status in
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
* open a Nautilus window
* minimize other windows so you can see some desktop icons next to the
Nautilus window
* click on the Nautilus window to give it focus
* press ctrl-2 to switch to grid view
* press ctrl-+ a few times to make the icons
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1319195 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1319195
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1319195
indicator-datetime set for 24 hours does not show 24 hour clock for "Other
Locations"
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This may help someone. I fixed a consistent login loop by moving 52
.tif files (127MB) from the desktop into a subfolder. The desktop still
has 30 .gif and .jpg files but seems okay.
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Here is the help documentation which describes this process:
https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Comparing_Versions_of_a_Document
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/782406
Maybe I'm missing something, but this seems like a huge deal and still
an issue in LibreOffice (4.2.8.2 on Ubuntu 14.04). I have tried
variations of this procedure many times, always with the same result.
The two texts differ in a few minor places.
To reproduce:
* open Writer
* copy text 1
Update to comment #66: Turning ccsm Commands off (comment #63) was not
a permanent fix for me. All my shortcuts died again today. Turning
Commands on and then back off restored my shortcuts for now (no log-out
required), although last time I did this on two separate machines, they
both crashed
@Matthias (comment #67): I have Gnome Compatibility turned off in ccms
and still my keyboard shortcuts die occasionally.
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This problem has been bugging me for a very long time--custom and media
keyboard shortcuts occasionally not working; logging out and back in
usually fixes it. Comment #63 fixed it for me immediately (did not have
to log out). :-) To be clear, I ran CompizConfig (search for ccsm) and,
under the
Actually, I'd like to retract part of what I said above. Via tcpdump, I
was able to confirm that --push on the server for dhcp-option DNS ...
and redirect-gateway ARE ACTUALLY WORKING, though the changes are not
visible in /etc/resolv.conf. Rather, they are updated in dnsmasq and
resolv.conf
This issue is not limited to Firefox or even the control key. When
scrolling and then coasting in one application and then using alt-tab to
switch to another application, often the coasting continues.
For example, begin scrolling a long web page in Firefox and let it
coast. While it is still
Whether this is a bug or feature request, I don't know, but to be sure,
it is possible to do this with a .conf file and sudo service openvpn
start and not possible to do it via network-manager-openvpn (unless you
count disabling dnsmasq--I'm curious what side effects this has). As
described in
Still not working for me, same nautilus 1:3.10.1-0ubuntu9.1. Felix, try
the steps in post #4.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1278437
Title:
can't move link type
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1278437 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1278437
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1278437
can't move link type .desktop files around on desktop
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This bug makes saving URLs to the desktop unusable (e.g. from Firefox).
In addition, Nautilus crashes if moving multiple files at once if the
.desktop file contains certain types of URLs.
Steps to reproduce crash:
* save this as test.desktop on the Ubuntu desktop:
[Desktop Entry]
As dimovnike wrote, this happens on simple pages too--as long as they
are at least several screens long. Two-finger scrolling has momentum,
or coasts a while after removing your fingers from the touchpad if
they are in motion. I love this feature and think it works well. The
problem is that the
I also can confirm this works. Thank you, Eugene!
It took me an embarrassing number of tries to get this right, so for
others wanting to implement this work-around:
printf
'\n[SeatDefaults]\ndisplay-setup-script=/usr/bin/bug1245474-work-around.sh\n'
|sudo tee
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1245474 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1245474
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1245474
saucy regression: on login screen, monitor stays on forever
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When I was upgraded to Firefox 22, pages refused to load with Firefox
is configured to use a proxy server that is refusing connections.
Firefox Edit Preferences Advanced Settings Configure
Proxies... was set to Use system proxy settings but in System Settings
Network Network proxy, Method
Hackel, does the attached screen shot show the issue are describing?
Only a small gray box drops down where the menu should be. Tapping alt
and typing does not work properly either, so all menu commands are
inaccessible. I've seen this in Firefox and Nautilus on two different
12.04 installs.
Thank you, Kuroshima, for reporting this. I have struggled with this
bug on Ubuntu 10.10 and 12.04. I didn't report it myself because my
problematic PDFs are copyrighted. However, I am attaching a screenshot
of Evince's screen display (left) and Evince's print preview (right).
This sounds like
Screen shot of the problem attached.
** Attachment added: screen-vs-print-preview.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/794142/+attachment/3262271/+files/screen-vs-print-preview.png
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Tested today--yes, it is still a problem on Precise (Unity session,
ThinkPad T420s). Fix in comment #46 works until reboot.
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I was hit by this today. I completed an important applicatoin form with
Evince 3.4.0, verified that it looked correct (in Evince), and submitted
it via email only to hear back that the administrators (presumably using
Windows and Adobe Reader) were unable to open it.
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I can confirm that this did not happen on 11.10 with the same music
collection. I have ogg, mp3, and wma.
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playback
If not a duplicate, this seems at least closely related to bug #956830.
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Title:
daap served files sometimes stop playing
I think this is the same bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=808789
The comments mention it could be related to a mismatched DISPLAY
environment variable.
Also:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.redhat.fedora.testers/98401
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I am unable to reproduce this bug as described, but I can easliy
reproduce bug 938069 (marked as dup of this one) via:
* open Trash
* select View Extra Pane (or press F3)
* select Go Home
I'll let the programmers decide if these are really the same issue.
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To reproduce:
* open Trash
* select View Extra Pane (or press F3)
* select Go Home
Observed results: the Trash pane width unexpectedly changes to fill
about 85% of the window
Expected results: the width does not change
I'm seeing this on Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit
I reproduced this problem in 11.10 Oneiric 64-bit by opening the
655-page PDF linked above in Evince and printing to a Postscript file,
then viewing the .ps file in Evince. The on-screen PDF looks fine, as
does Print Preview in Evince. A screenshot of page 5 of the .ps file is
attached.
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For text rotated 270 degrees, text is invisible unless Vertical
Alignment=TOP.
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Title:
[Upstream] Rotated text is invisible
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