One decent existing use-case for this feature is the baobab program
(that is useful to a broad user-base, not just power-users), which
helps people see their disk usage, and get rid of unneeded large files.
It would also apply to any other application that operates on folders.
Without this
There are many good suggestions here -- what are the next steps required
in order for action to happen (at least in Ubuntu)? Is someone willing
to create and attach a patch to this bug?
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I am experiencing the same problem on a Dell Inspiron 6400 with an Intel
GM945 display controller. Symptoms occur frequently when using
chromium-browser. Forcing AccelMethod to UXA resolved the symptoms.
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04, kernel 3.13.0-32-generic, and xserver-xorg-
video-intel version
I would argue that the texlive-latex-extra-doc package should be only a
*suggested* package when installing texlive-latex-extra. Because the
default policy is to install packages that are marked as *recommended*,
it means that a (currently) 317 MB package will be downloaded any time
one wants to
Public bug reported:
just ran sudo apt-get install synaptic texlive emacs24 git mercurial
terminator gimp inkscape chromium-browser xmonad xmobar suckless-tools nitrogen
simple-scan tesseract-ocr htop ssh ddclient
after having installed 14.04 and applied all updates.
ProblemType: Package
The pdf in comment #8 renders ok for me -- using evince 3.4.0 / Ubuntu
12.04.
However, I am attaching a pdf file which does *not* render correctly
(with several some font thing failed messages on the console). I
guess this is a problem with poppler? (I'm currently using 0.18.4 of
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