I'm sorry, I would rather not be a programmer to fix a simple bug. Can
this please be explained so a casual user can just fix it? Linux
shouldn't be for programmers only.
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Once again, I do not understand any of this. You're asking me to do
this but I am just a casual user who wrote this bug report because me,
like others, are experiencing this only on Ubuntu.
If you can ELI5 (explain like I'm 5), I might be able to do something.
Otherwise if not, I give up and
No, I am using the built in mic on this computer. Also, it's not using
a Cirrus Logic sound chip, it's using all Intel. So, this patch you are
linking me to is not likely to work or will make things worse.
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Looks like this is still stuck here, almost a month later.
That's ok, I switched to Debian. Sorry, I just can't be waiting like
this anymore.
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Now this is affecting my desktop with Ubuntu 14.04.
This software sucks, I'm sorry. It's crap, I'm switching distro's at
this point. It's only affecting Ubuntu. ONLY. And if no one is
willing to fix this problem, screw it.
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I meant with 14.10..
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1334329
Title:
Sound input settings not saved
Status in “alsa-driver” package in Ubuntu:
New
Status in
I've been having this problem for so long, that I am basically ready to
ditch Ubuntu over it. Gnome control center does not have the issue for
me, only ubuntu control center.
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My bug report is here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-
driver/+bug/1334329
Every computer I have now has this bug since 14.10.
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Here's mine, it's a huge log.
** Attachment added: sound.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-control-center/+bug/1376776/+attachment/4248219/+files/sound.txt
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I'll try checking the fix when I get back home from work. If I leave
Ubuntu control center open, it does actually change the inputs just
fine, and apps get the change, I found that interesting because it is
controlling Pulse. On my desktop closing the window seems to stay, but
reopening sound
Also, as for my laptop, this was happening far before then, and was
happening for about 3/4 of the past year.. My desktop however, only
just happened now since upgrading to 14.10. So for the laptop, I don't
think it's related to the fix, but for the desktop, possibly.
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It won't install because it keeps insisting a newer version is already
installed.
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Title:
Sound panel's input
You said it's for 14.04, I'm on 14.10. Oddly enough though, your PPA
did not get listed, despite me putting it in the software sources and
updating apt-get. :/
unity-control-center:
Installed: 14.10.0+14.10.20140922-0ubuntu2
Candidate: 14.10.0+14.10.20140922-0ubuntu2
Version table:
***
I was SSH-ed into my other computer, woops. Here's the true output from
the one I am on right now that has your PPA. Still refuses to install,
same error, claims the latest is already installed.
brandon@BrandonsLinuxLaptop:~$ apt-cache policy
unity-control-centerunity-control-center:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1383486 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1383486
Happens to me, nothing I do gets that menu to work, so I can't currently
find a way to immediately fit things to the page.
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This is still apparently happening in Ubuntu 14.10, but NOT Xubuntu
14.10. How annoying that after all this time this hasn't truly been
fixed yet.
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Public bug reported:
When the computer goes to sleep, it freezes to a black screen with a
single text cursor frozen (not blinking.). If I try to go to TTY1, it
goes there, but upon entering my user name, it freezes and doesn't do
anything. This happened since I got a mysterious Ubuntu 14.10
Ok I found the mysterious update, it's systemd-shim. So this may not be
an Xorg issue.
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Title:
Display frozen during sleep
Status
Old bug, still hasn't had the fix pushed to Ubuntu. A total shame.
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evolution crashes with SIGSEGV in
I would prefer no workaround. This is something that should just be
fixed, not hacked to work.
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Title:
Sound input settings
Can confirm it works here too.
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Title:
Sound panel's input selection resets the default on every invocation
Status
Public bug reported:
When attempting to set my preferred sound input device, simply leaving
sound preferences and going back to sound preferences, and selecting
input, causes the default SPDIF to be selected again, and not the
internal microphone I preferred. I made a video to demonstrate what I
Not sure I understand what you said. This is for the internal
microphone. It won't stay switched to the internal microphone as per my
command. I don't know what to do with the files you gave me.
Please keep in mind I am a simple user, I'm not an expert.
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@Sebastien, I only switch distros when a bug takes too long to fix, one
shouldn't need to wait so long especially when switching sound outputs
and inputs easily system wide must be done for my production.
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I would like to add, that in Kubuntu, it doesn't show up if I have it
set to show the lock screen on resume. But if the lock screen is not
set to be shown on resume (just go straight to my desktop), then the
line does make an appearance again.
Currently using Kubuntu for now as a result, but I
Public bug reported:
Since Ubuntu 14.10, no matter what DE or version of Ubuntu (Xubuntu,
Kubuntu), after sleep there is a flickering line at the bottom of my
screen. For Kubuntu, it can be prevented by simply requiring a password
after resume. For Unity, running unity --replace works as a
** Description changed:
Since Ubuntu 14.10, no matter what DE or version of Ubuntu (Xubuntu,
Kubuntu), after sleep there is a flickering line at the bottom of my
screen. For Kubuntu, it can be prevented by simply requiring a password
after resume. For Unity, running unity --replace
Can we finally fix this please? This still isn't working correctly in
15.04, and I still have to modify xdg-open.
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Title:
Can confirm this issue. For example, if I keep unredirected fullscreen
windows turned on, and play Netflix in Google Chrome, for the most part
the movies do play without tearing, but as soon as I hit the volume
button and the OSD fades away, tearing happens and doesn't go away
unless the OSD is
Affects me. Intel GPU, and seems to only affect maximized windows.
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Title:
Major screen flickering in Chromium and Google Chrome
You can't exactly unplug and plug in onboard sound. Especially one with
multiple inputs. It's purely a bug with Ubuntu preferences. In gnome it
works just fine.
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Still an issue. Every week, every month, I'm still here hoping for a
miracle.. New installs still affected on 16.04.1.
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Title:
Let me break it down for you, the BIOS is NOT out of date in regards to
any of the Intel video BIOS portions. Version 2.27 has the same Intel
video BIOS extension that 2.29 contains. It is foolish to update BIOS's
just because you can, generally you do them because something is broken,
but in
Yea, this is pretty much unusable, and I may reinstall 16.04. I don't
know who thought this was a good idea but they need to be smacked upside
the head. ;)
** Attachment added: "Screenshot from 2017-02-12 01-19-13.png"
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 16.10, and the included version of Nautilus, when you right-
click a file and go to Properties, you can only seemingly pull up one
properties window PER folder, as the parent window you were just in is
frozen in time, you can't click anything in it. Essentially
I am not trying out testing versions, I'm sorry, but you guys have
wasted a lot of our time, you and the Xorg team. It's a joke really.
You added the tag "bios-outdated" there's nothing outdated about my BIOS
so I don't know where you think that's an appropriate tag.
I'm sorry but testing zesty
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1174162 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1174162
Affecting me on latest Chromium browser and Ubuntu Mate 16.04 on a
raspberry Pi.
As if it was one more reason to go back to Firefox, this is possibly the
final nail in the coffin.
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In reference to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-
video-intel/+bug/1586539
Was asked by Christopher M. Penalver (penalvch) to make this new bug
report.
Google chrome intermittently flickers (sometimes even Firefox I found,
but very very rarely), and
Christopher M. Penalver (penalvch), why do we both need to file a new
report? What exactly is wrong with this one?
Anyways, here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1657875
I don't have time to go back and forth on this as I have a lot to do
daily, even the weekends. I just
I have been trying a few of the recommended changes, and so far, Force
rasterization on all layers didn't work. It was less of an issue but
not completely gone.
I have now moved on to the one you mentioned, using sna and dri 3.0. I
thought these were default options though? Either way I forced
I can now officially confirm, that simply doing as you mentioned:
sudo nano /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf
Section "Device"
Identifier "Intel Graphics"
Driver "intel"
Option "AccelMethod" "sna"
Option "TearFree""true"
Option "DRI""3"
I'm having this issue right now on 16.04. What's strange, is that if I
copy say 600GB worth of thousands of files, about half way through, Xorg
will start chewing up resources, and everything slows down to a hault,
even though literally the only thing I ever opened was Nautilus. I
never opened
Public bug reported:
When using the mouse to select multiple files in a GTK3 based
application via the file choser, everything works as expected, but if
you undrag the lasso you just made to unselect them, once the last file
is unselected, the entire applications crash. It doesn't matter what
Public bug reported:
Every once in a while, Nautilus will fail to launch. Clicking it's icon
in the Unity launcher will either open up a black window, outlined only
by its shadow, or it just flashes in the launcher and nothing happens.
Sometimes when this happens, it can be fixed by killing
Yes as a first responder I would like to see this fixed in 16.04. My
radio equipment only supports LTS releases and has no support for 16.10.
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I have converted my father to Linux, and he's on Ubuntu 16.04.1, and his
computer is observing this same Nautilus freeze. I am hoping someone
can look into this. He doesn't have a launchpad account, and doesn't
know a single thing about Linux to even really be of assistance here.
But, I am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4syY5TGxq0
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Title:
File Properties window doesn't allow interaction with folder
Status in
I'm having this issue on Ubuntu Gnome 16.10.
Does anyone care about fixing these issues or is Linux seriously so full
of bugs these days that everyone is twiddling thumbs while they relearn
coding?
Before you respond (to the devs), prove me wrong. I used to be a Linux
dev 15 years ago, and
Vej, I didn't even know you responded to me, Launchpad never sent me an
email, and with the busy schedule I am running, I had no time to
manually check.
Either way, since Unity is dead, there's no point in figuring this out.
It's not an issue with Ubuntu 16.10, and since Unity is dead anyway,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1682193 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1682193
I have tried all sorts of mice, either a Logitech Trackman (my
preferred), or a wired USB mouse, nothing.
Even tried a USB/PS2 adapter and used a few different mice, still
nothing.
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