Public bug reported:
The Desktop.browse functionality of Java is not supported on the Kubuntu
16.04 level of the KDE desktop. It was supported in earlier levels.
With this support no longer available, a Java application can no longer
activate the system's browser to display the already-installed
On 04/25/2016 08:25 PM, Tiago Stürmer Daitx wrote:
> Thank you for taking your time to report this bug and making Ubuntu
> better.
>
> Please try to install gvfs-libs and see if that fix it, then report it
> back here. Do not close the bug if it does as it indicates that the
> openjdk-8-jre package
On 04/25/2016 08:25 PM, Tiago Stürmer Daitx wrote:
> Still it is not clear if and how exactly
> this will work out on a non-gnome system: a quick search didn't indicate
> exactly how gnome_url_show is set up (gconf?).
I didn't see anything under /etc/gconf/ that looked like it configured
this supp
On 04/26/2016 08:19 AM, Tiago Stürmer Daitx wrote:
> I made a mistake: gnome_url_show is actually in libgnome-2-0 package,
> not gvfs-libs. Please make sure it is installed.
>
> Still, after taking another look it is weird that your system didn't have
> gvfs-libs installed. The dependency cycle is
On 04/26/2016 08:19 AM, Tiago Stürmer Daitx wrote:
> I made a mistake: gnome_url_show is actually in libgnome-2-0 package,
> not gvfs-libs. Please make sure it is installed.
>
> Still, after taking another look it is weird that your system didn't have
> gvfs-libs installed. The dependency cycle is
> APT::Install-Recommends "1";
>
> "1" indicates that recommends is activated and they should be
> installed by default. If recommends is disabled then double check the
> apt configuration files at /etc/apt/apt.conf.d (or maybe a custom
> /etc/apt/apt.con
Public bug reported:
Normally, XOR graphics in a JPanel works fine (and is the right color).
But if you open (expand) a combo-box, and scroll it, then select the
item that was formerly selected, the next time you do XOR graphics in an
adjacent JPanel, the color is wrong.
In this particular case,
On the surface, this error report may appear quite bizarre, but I have
spent a lot of time narrowing-down the conditions that trigger the
problem.
Since Ubuntu 16.04 came out in April, I have been seeing the yellow
notes, but have been unable to identify what triggered them. I finally
spent a lot
I have attached the code that does the JPanel graphics display.
** Attachment added: "Code that does the graphics display"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openjdk-8/+bug/1611180/+attachment/4717679/+files/GraphicsPanel.java
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A text-file of the debug-trace (information logged using
System.out.println()) has been attached.
The problem area is toward the very end. You can see where I scrolled
(and selected an item in the assignable combo-box in the trace entry:
jComboBoxF2Assign.itemStateChanged,
event=java.awt.event.I
Public bug reported:
When using a Java MIDI interface to connect a MIDI keyboard to either
the Java Sound Synthesizer, or to an external MIDI synthesizer (via a
hardware MIDI interface), the pitch-bend MIDI message is two half-steps
(one note) low (out-of-tune).
It appears that the data1 (least-s
The attached JAR-file has online help (click the Help button) to explain
how to use it. Unfortunately, Java cannot 'see' ALSA MIDI devices, so
you have to use a hardware MIDI interface (such as a USB MIDI keyboard).
The code to compensate for the out-of-tune pitch-bend makes things
worse, but you
In the traced MIDI messages in the bug-report, the top line is the most
recent, and the bottom line is the oldest. It came from the Java
console (of IcedTea).
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Public bug reported:
When using the GTK+ look-and-feel, slider controls have no visible
handle you can click-on with the mouse, and drag.
If you click in the slider area below the displayed number, and drag, it
acts like there is a handle there, but you just can't see it.
I expected to see a vis
Public bug reported:
When a Java application running under Open Java 7 JRE opens a modal
dialog, and the dialog is answered/closed, the main application window
does not regain focus.
Furthermore, the Java application window is not in the taskbar
(Lubuntu/LXDE). If you do Alt-Tab to return focus
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