Mark it as fixed then.
** Tags added: focal
** Changed in: kdeconnect (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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[noble] merkuro-calendar fails to start
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I **thought** there was a ufs-utils package but I must have dreamt it.
There is a kernel module for UFS though.
The HAMMER filesystems were never ported anywhere outside of DFBSD that
I know of.
Tested Mantic for funsies and the behaviour is the same.
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It is an issue with Jammy too. I sent it to Ubiquity because that's what
the QA instructions said to do. Hopefully it's correct.
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Tried Win10/NTFS again and it seemed to work. I installed Win10 updates
but I'd be surprised if that made a difference. Possibly a file system
issue last time I tested. Tried Win11/NTFS too and it found that.
With DragonflyBSD, though, the issue is the same. I'd expect the HAMMER
file systems to
** Description changed:
As part of the QA ISO testing I have hit upon the following issue:
“Select Install Kubuntu XX.XX alongside SYSTEM YY
(SYSTEM YY is the name of the system already installed on disk (Kubuntu
12.04, Windows 7, ...)”
With DragonflyBSD installed, the installer
I tested on a 20 GB disk image. The installer shrank the existing
partition to around 9 GB and installed alongside it. There was also the
option to install over the existing installation.
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segfault during install after changing language
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Ubuntu installer does not detect other operating systems
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** Tags removed: iso-testing
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keyboard list is not in alphabetical order
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Turns out it can detect a previous install of Kubuntu, but when
rebooting the Grub screen isn't even shown (I assume it defaults to 0
seconds - sorry I haven't checked on that yet).
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Hmmm I see. Thanks.
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Why is yt-dlp on the live CD?
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Well I've tried to reassign this to Kubuntu, Ubuntu, kubuntu-desktop,
kde-settings-screenlock and a whole host of packages that this thing
claims doesn't exist. So I give up.
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Choosing your keyboard layout from the keyboard list in systemsettings
during a live session (I haven't tried an installed system yet) is a
real pain as the list is in an apparent random order. Screenshot
attached.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 24.04
Package:
The default settings are to lock the screen after one minute. That's not
even long enough to file a bug report.
** Description changed:
While testing the Kubuntu Noble daily live environment my session
locked, though I never asked it to nor did I get the change to set any
preferences, and
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Public bug reported:
While testing the Kubuntu Noble daily live environment my session
locked, though I never asked it to nor did I get the change to set any
preferences, and refused to unlock.
Supposedly the default password is empty, but entering an empty password
refuses to get it to unlock.
Public bug reported:
Immediately upon booting the Kubuntu Noble daily live environment I
attempted to change my language to English (UK), and I was greeted with
an error dialog about Kwin.
The dialog had a process of sending a bug report but it claimed that the
"backtrace is not useful" and
Public bug reported:
As part of the QA ISO testing I have hit upon the following issue:
“Select Install Kubuntu XX.XX alongside SYSTEM YY
(SYSTEM YY is the name of the system already installed on disk (Kubuntu 12.04,
Windows 7, ...)”
With DragonflyBSD installed, the installer cannot see it and
Public bug reported:
Opening plasma-discover on a Kubuntu Jammy daily live CD reports:
"Unable to load applications
Please verify Internet connectivity"
The Internet connection is fine, and Discover even shows that updates
are available.
On subsequent loads there is no issue, so it looks like
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pam_ecryptfs: seteuid error
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Same on Lucid. Also the pause button causes the same song to start
again!
** Tags added: i386 karmic lucid
** Summary changed:
- Amorok stops after playing 1 song in playlist
+ Amarok stops after playing 1 song in playlist
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