Worked around the problem by:
0. Use "Esc" key to interrupt boot, edit boot to remove "quiet splash" from
boot line, then boot.
1. Replace "quiet splash" with "" in /etc/default/grub
2. Run "sudo update-grub".
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The ssh key breakage is worse than not handling certain key types. If
the user has ECDSA key, then ssh-add will fail to add ANY keys,
including RSA and DSA.
Do we really need the acroread of security key agents, with so many
features that none of it is reliably secure?
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This same bug affects ssh keys, since gnome-keyring cannot handle ECDSA
keys.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1387303
Title:
regression: gnome-keyring components
I found the problem, and it is with Firefox 9.
The meaning of the -no-remote option has changed from Open in a new
instance to Open in a new instance AND DO NOT ACCEPT REMOTE
CONNECTIONS. This means that if you want URL links to work in
Thunderbird and to use multiple Firefox profiles at the
I'm having trouble opening links from Thunderbird in Firefox 9.0.1, and
discovered that the problem is with Firefox.
Consider the following command:
firefox http://www.ubuntu.com
If Firefox is already running, this should open the web site in a new
tab or window. With 9.0.1, it opens the
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