Please close: not reproducible any more (EOL reached). Thanks for
getting back to this and cleaning up.
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Title:
video
Bug #1741074 is related, explains the snap issues
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Title:
[snap] password store issue, plus keepassxc integration fail
Public bug reported:
Since switching to 20.04 I see a lot of problems with my standard
browser (chromium-browser), which seem to be related to snap.
Problem can be described as: Password management impossible
* chromium does not remember passwords and cannot import from csv
* chromium does not
Maybe merge this bug with #1777415, since it targets the circumvention
of login, too.
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Title:
password field unusable
Public bug reported:
I often lose the ability to type in my password on a locked screen
(gnome3), if the display configuration changes.
Steps to reproduce:
* plug off external display
* lock screen in gnome (ctrl-alt-l)
* plug in external display
After these steps the password field cannot get
I experience this sometimes (currently running 16.04 LTS), you can
easily enlarge the time by:
* high load, have processes running taking 100% CPU
* a lot of used RAM
* slow I/O (hard disk)
E.g., on a netbook, I was regularly even able to type in commands on open
shells, start or close
Ran into the same issue, and was stuck with apt not being able to get to
a working, clean state, see below.
I had to use aptitude (instead of apt), which gave a proper solution and
managed to deinstall, finally my solution was:
aptitude remove kde-telepathy-minimal
apt remove 'unity-*'
apt
Upstream says the fix is in more recent versions, but could be
backported:
> [...]your issue is fixed by commit for bug #709162, which was
(stable-) released as 3.12.0 only. The patch can be backported by
respective distribution maintainers.
Currently I have:
Version: 3.10.4-0ubuntu2
Ubuntu
I am still experiencing this problem, there should be a recent crash report
about it, with this date:
whoopsie 3323689 Jul 16 12:02
_usr_lib_evolution_3.10_evolution-alarm-notify.1000.crash
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It seems *not* related to video, some (but not all) fullscreen
applications show the issue (e.g. plain chromium window). So it may be a
gnome issue (I use gnome-flashback here).
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** Attachment added: "xev.timestamped.log the emitted keys catched by xev"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1544880/+attachment/4569874/+files/xev.timestamped.log
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Regularly happens to me, even without resume.
I often switch Networks (VPN), which might be a reason for time outs (share not
available in another network), but generally after a while the connection seems
to time out.
A killall gvfsd-smb and killall gvfsd-smb-browse brings back the possibility
Possibly related bugs are :
#1463863
#528314
#1397486
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Title:
gvfsd-smb breaks (hangs?) on resume
Status in gvfs package in
This affects me without using a virtual machine.
There are other bugs about excessive CPU usage,. which might be related:
#369194
#1404765
Similar other bugs were filed against other protocol types (dav, http, ssh,
sftp, fuse), so these issues might be related, e.g.
#1401351
#1174663
#1404765
The issue is unfortunately hard to reproduce these days, since it
happens less often than at the time of first bug report. Still appears
sometimes on different installations/machines.
Upstream bug report now in gnome bugzilla:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=734085
[unrelated]
Public bug reported:
The alarm notification window becomes unresponsive on clicking snooze.
This usually happens, after I get updates in an ics file that is monitored by
evolution and the due alarms are popping up.
The window is modal (in foreground) and does not respond, the only way to get
** Attachment added: The second log (window hangs) in full length
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/1278429/+attachment/3976005/+files/evolution.debug2.log
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the binary is part of libevolution package, so changed package
accordingly:
$ dpkg -S evolution-alarm-notify
libevolution: /usr/lib/evolution/3.8/evolution-alarm-notify
$ aptitude why libevolution
i gnome Depends evolution-plugins (= 3.8)
i A evolution-plugins Depends libevolution
Public bug reported:
The search field of chromium selects the string in the search field directly
into the clipboard, thereby overwriting existing content in the clipboard.
This is annoying, since if you want to search something from the clipboard on a
page, you cannot paste it into the search
With gv you cannot save to pdf (it will be eps), so I took this bash shell
script with a gs command. You might want to crop the pdf to the bounding box
afterwards with pdfcrop
(http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/support/pdfcrop), which comes with latex (also
uses gs, so it could be integrated
With following process to post-process the crappy 1-pixel stuff
generated by LO, I was able to get a relatively clean PDF (Fonts are not
exported as fonts, but that is another topic):
Save the file/export to EPS format.
The EPS is pretty readable, so I remove the lines with the dots with the
Public bug reported:
I have regular flickering screens (xinerama re-initialises them) in a
dual-screen setup under gnome-2d, as can be seen in .xsession-errors and
Xorg.0.log.
Sometimes metacity crashes then, as it was the case recently, when I had
verbose logging-mode on.
Last 1000 lines of
** Attachment added: .xsession-errors, search line with metacity.desktop
(crash time)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/1081297/+attachment/3439813/+files/.xsession-errors
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** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log with reconfiguration messages (during flicker)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/1081297/+attachment/3439814/+files/Xorg.0.log
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Created attachment 65060
dotscase.eps dotscase.fig dotscase.odg dotscase.pdf
These are the files described in my comment (simple diamond shape).
dotscase.eps dotscase.fig dotscase.odg dotscase.pdf
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(In reply to comment #41)
dotscase.eps dotscase.fig dotscase.odg dotscase.pdf
Stumbled upon this bug, too (LibreOffice 3.4.4 OOO340m1 (Build:402)) and looked
into the files/exports.
Simple diamond shape here, dots shows up in pdf viewed with okular (not
evince).
this is in the content.xml
(In reply to comment #42)
Just found qpdf to decompress the pdf data to a readable stream:
qpdf --stream-data=uncompress --normalize-content=y --filtered-stream-data
dotscase.pdf dotscase4.pdf
and then you can see the dots in the pdf stream, too:
stream
0.1 w
q 0 0.1 595.2 841.8 re
W* n
1 1 1
Public bug reported:
In the calendar there is a problem with the tooltip showing appointments:
As long as the tooltip is shown it is not possible to use dialog windows, e.g
for adding a new appointment. See attached and annotated screenshot for
illustration.
To reproduce:
1) add an
** Attachment added: Annotated screenshot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/979723/+attachment/3051609/+files/evolution_screen_annotated.png
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You know that you can move windows with Alt-left mouse button drag ?
This is a workaround, but often needed on such small screens...
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Thanks Chris, this was the reason. Setting that var to false stops this
behaviour (Edit-Preferences-Advanced-[Config Editor...] for the curious).
I never changed/touched this manually, though. The flag seems to be not
recognised in earlier versions, since by reverting to an older version it did
Public bug reported:
Thunderbird window elements change colors randomly, leading to
flickering rainbow effect.
While resizing window, or any update of window elements the colors
cycle, as you can see in the attached screenshot in menu (colors as
cycled on mouse over entries). A progress bar for
** Attachment added: Screenshot of TB with random colors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/962078/+attachment/2915596/+files/Screenshot_at_2012-03-22_11_12_16.png
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** Attachment added: GIF animation: this is how the color cycling looks like
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/962078/+attachment/2915636/+files/animation.gif
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A downgrade to
dpkg -i
/var/cache/apt/archives/thunderbird_10.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.11.10.1_amd64.deb
solves this issue, so regression must be in between.
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