@Sebastien Sorry for the late reply.
I recall that the workaround consisted in adding a random delay to the
apt-daily task, so that it would not happen *right* at startup.
How exactly this was done, unfortunately, I did write it down :-/ but I
think it was adding or creating the file
Same problem with 20.04.
I believe this is related to this issue:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=255817 .
FTR, as `apt-daily.service` is running on startup, this was also
increasing my boot-time significantly (although I found a workaround for
this particular problem). Just to
FTR, I tried as Daniel described, and it didn't work.
My configuration is slightly different, though:
* using Ubuntu 19.04
* my current firmware is 1.1.3
When I click on the update with AC plugged in, I get a "Software is up to date"
message,*
with no indication to reboot.
When I reboot, I see
I have had the same problem since I got my XPS 7390, and I have the same
problem. I just found this report and will try Daniel's fix ASAP
(actually, my laptop has been charging all night, so I hope it will
work). However, just before I do, here is the output of the two commands
required by
Sorry (again) for the late reply.
I just got an opportunity to install a fresh ubuntu 19.04, so I thought
I would give a try to the patch... But on this fresh install, I do not
have the problem... (without even enabling proposed packaged).
I don't even understand *why* the x11-bell module is
Sorry for the late answer.
In my case, the sound was the correct one, but it was played twice at
the same time, causing some unpleasant saturation.
Furthermore, if I changed the sound in the Gnome control panel, than I
would have two different sounds playing at the same time (the newly
configure
Public bug reported:
How to reproduce the bug:
- type some text
- change its font to 'Times New Roman'
- mark it as italic
- change the zoom level
At some zoom levels, the text is displayed in bold rather than italic...
I'm using Ubuntu 14.10 with libreoffice 1:4.3.3-0ubuntu1 .
Note that:
-
Public bug reported:
How to reproduce the bug
* open a long PDF in evince, or a long webpage in Firefox (this page should do)
* sroll with touchpad (two-fingers on my system)
* when you take of your fingers from the touchpad, the document keeps on
scrolling, slowing down (like inertia)
* before
Public bug reported:
$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Release:14.04
$ apt-cache policy evince
evince:
Installed: 3.10.3-0ubuntu10
Candidate: 3.10.3-0ubuntu10
Version table:
*** 3.10.3-0ubuntu10 0
500 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty/main amd64
Public bug reported:
With my laptop, I often move in different buildings in my university,
connecting to various local networks. Everytime I do so, a number of
remote printers appear in CUPS, which is good.
The problem is: once I move to a different network, those remote
printers do *not*
The problem seems to have disappeared for me,
probably following some update...
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Title:
No Certificate dialog not
Actually, I realize that the dialog underneath the warning dialog (entitled
Wii-Fi Network Authentication Required) is still active;
I can check the Show password box, click on Connect again (no effect) or on
Cancel, which closes both dialogs alltogether.
(I attach a screenshot to make things
Public bug reported:
I'm using ubuntu 13.04 (raring ringtail) beta.
I try to connect to a secure wi-fi network (eduroam).
I enter my login and password, but no certificate -- I'm instructed by my
university to ignore the warning (I know this is bad, but...).
Said warning appears (dialog entitled
yes; here are the installed versions of all the dependencies:
account-plugin-sip 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ empathy 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ libc6 2.17-0ubuntu4
--\ libglib2.0-0 2.36.0-1ubuntu1
--\ mcp-account-manager-uoa 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ telepathy-rakia 0.7.4-1
--\
Same problem here with 13.04 .
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Title:
Crashes with GLib-GIO-CRITICAL. UnknownMethod: Method DescribeAll
Status in “seahorse”
After further investigation, the problem disappears when I kill
seahorse-daemon, but comes back when I relaunch it... :-/
Not sure if this is related, but when I run seahorse-daemon, I get the
following (warning?) message:
pa@nua:~$ killall -q seahorse-daemon; seahorse-daemon -d
**
Public bug reported:
I installed account-plugin-sip, and tried to create a new SIP account.
First, the dialog is empty, but for Cancel and Done buttons; no configuration
field.
Then, whether I click on Cancel or Done, credentials-preferences stops with a
segmentation fault.
NB: I'm using
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