@sladyo - Thanks. I hope I manage all that! Should I do this, or wait
for some official 22.04 solution? Don't want to further snafu the whole
thing.
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@sldayo Can you help? This is what I get:
$ sudo apt install gir1.2-mutter-10/jammy-proposed libmutter-10-0/jammy-proposed
[sudo] password for donn:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
Package gir1.2-mutter-10 is not available
I don't understand how to re-fix this on 22.04 after the original PPA
fix — any instructions?
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I'm just running glxgears all the time :(
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"MetaSyncRing: Sync object is
This is awful. 22.04 is back to being treacle again. Halp!
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Thanks. Things feel better now.
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"MetaSyncRing: Sync object is not ready
$apt update .. etc.
$apt search mutter ...
mutter/jammy-updates,now 42.9-0ubuntu7 amd64 [installed,automatic]
Example window manager using GNOME's window manager library
Seems I have "42.9". How do I get the new 46.0 release on Ubuntu 22.4.04
LTS?
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I have this issue on two different Lenovo laptops (Yoga 13 and Helix)
both running 15.10.
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My screen is shown after lifting lid before it
After recompiling mutt with openssl instead of gnutls I discovered that
openssl was also affected, so I tried another USB ethernet dongle and
that seems to have fixed it. At least I can't reproduce the problem with
the large IMAP fetch using openssl s_client. I've now blacklisted the
module for
Sorry, I spoke too soon, I was just able to reproduce it on the new NIC,
but it happens much less often.
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Title:
tls_socket_read (Decryption has
I reported a bug similar to this a while ago, and after a firmware
upgrade (see below) it was fixed. Recently the stuck keys and the syslog
spam about keycode e03e have come back.
sudo dmidecode -s bios-version sudo dmidecode -s bios-release-date
66CN55WW
02/28/2013
Linux 3.13.0-35-generic
Forgot link to the other bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
evdev/+bug/1238914
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Title:
[Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13]
Yes, I realise that now. I've tried on a Raspberry Pi with 2.12.20 (armhf)
without problems. What is curious is why it was working before under Ubuntu
12.04. Comparing tag and tag_ptr, I can say that it is in fact the HMAC that
differs, and not the padding check. I'll keep debugging.
On Mon, Feb
Public bug reported:
Since moving from Ubunutu 12.04 (armel) to 14.04 (armhf) on a
Beagleboard I have a persistent problem using mutt where (especially)
larger messages fail to download resulting in the error:
tls_socket_read (Decryption has failed.)
The failure is reproducable in that I can
This problem was fixed (as per the bug in comment #6) by upgrading the
firmware of the Yoga to the latest version (66CN55WW).
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Random
I dug a little deeper and recompiled gnutls28-3.2.11 from sources
provided by apt-get source and commented out the block at
gnutls_cipher.c:951(see snippet below) which caused the first assertion
in the log above. This fixes the problem, that is, I can download
attachments in mutt seemingly
I noticed this as well. TAB seems to be the way to change tabs now.
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l cleared up the reason for case #2 above. This is due to the Intel
Rapid Start Technology (IRST) in BIOS. When in sleep mode for a long
time (one comment says 3 hours) the Helix will wake up and tell the OS
to hibernate.
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/X-Series-Tablet-ThinkPad-Laptops/Helix-
Public bug reported:
Today when I plugged in my external monitor the Activities bar/clock/etc
(is there a name for this?) was on the wrong screen. It took me 20
minutes of plugging/unplugging, restarting X, searching and reading
forums until I came across this AskUbuntu post [1]. The answer, to
Same problem with a Lenovo Helix and Ubuntu 13.10. For me, disabling
Secure Boot is a workaround.
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Unable to chainload Windows 8 with
Yes, evdev (from /var/log/Xorg.0.log):
[17.883] (II) Using input driver 'evdev' for 'AT Translated Set 2 keyboard'
[17.883] (**) AT Translated Set 2 keyboard: always reports core events
[17.883] (**) evdev: AT Translated Set 2 keyboard: Device:
/dev/input/event3
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I also have a Yoga and have this issue with 13.04 and kernel
3.8.0-30-generic.
I use
sudo setkeycodes e03e 255
as a workaround to make it stop, but this is obviously does not persist
through a reboot.
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Certain keyboard keys get stuck down seemingly randomly resulting in
spurious bursts of key repeats. I have mostly noticed this with the
arrow keys, PgUp, PgDn and Delete. I have tried to replicate the
behaviour in the console with no luck so I believe this to be specific
to
Public bug reported:
Fresh install of 13.10, selected full disk encryption.
The Lenovo Helix turns into a tablet by detaching from the keyboard. If
the system is rebooted while you are away from the keyboard (e.g., you
leave it at home) you cannot enter the passphrase. I suspect this is or
will
experience, the longer I let it sleep the higher the probability
of one of the two (above) happening. For #2, perhaps something is
causing the machine to wake up? I am pretty certain nothing touches it
and the power button is hard to press even when you really try.
uname -a:
Linux donn-idi 3.11.0-4
Installing gnome-screensaver fixed this for me.
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Hi, I am having this issue on an Acer Aspire 1810TZ with a fresh 10.04
install (kernel version 2.6.32-19-generic #28-Ubuntu). Boot is very slow
and dmesg shows it is stuck after mounting the root partition with
messages as described in the original report.
...
[1.452734] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda]
(am useing LinuxMint 9.10) had the same problem with ffmpeg + MPlayer
not working with DeVeDe, don't know if this will help you guys but after
I reinstall MPlayer from:
https://launchpad.net/~rvm/+archive/mplayer
all works now :)
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Hello - I am the guilty party, being the author :)
The error is being fixed in the dev code (svn). If you want to live dangerously
(not really that bad) then visit the project website on
https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/fontypython/ (ignore the stupid error
about certificates) and then
Hello - I am the author. This crash is a mystery. If I could see the
exact error-report it would help. Unicode errors are a PITA and I am not
the best at figuring them out.
Also:
Please use the bug system on https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/fontypython/
rather than launchpad.
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Duh! I just saw the Traceback.txt file -- that contains the error.
Sorry.
Still not sure why this is happening. If the user could move to the
latest version of Fonty, perhaps things will magically go away.
Otherwise, I would ask them to install a utf-8 locale before they run
fonty.
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If the problem is Xorg related, as bug 325074 implies, is there any
work-around right now? I am getting these plasma holes all the time
and it's driving me crazy.
Makes no difference to plasma holes table:
(nvidia driver in xorg.conf)
GL effects ON/OFF
XRender effects ON/OFF
(nv driver in
I have some more images of what I call plasma holes.
The holes are mainly the result of popup boxes - often it's the ones in
Konqueror that appear when you pause over a file. The other holes are
caused by popups over the task bar and the system tray.
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On Monday, 25 May 2009 20:51:03 Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
This is really inspiring, Donn.
Many thanks.
I used to do ActionScript 1/2 a while ago
and loved the way you could express yourself and still use lots of logic
and math, like bleding the two sides of the brain.
While my brain
Hi,
I'm trying to run the clouds.thingum.py and it is
searching for timeline module.
Good catch. Thanks. I am 100% new to version control, so I expect a lot of
stupid mistakes like I just made. I have put the timeline.py file up now.
Please try again.
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On Tuesday, 26 May 2009 17:06:12 ApOgEE wrote:
Thanks for the reply and update. Now I can run the sample. Pretty
awesome... I really love it.
Glad it runs! Phew :P
I hope to see this go further. Maybe having a designer environment where we
can click and drag and finally generate the thingium.
On Monday, 25 May 2009 14:44:59 Kenneth Wimer wrote:
This looks awesome ;) I'll take a deeper look into it and suggest
that a few others I know do as well.
Grand. I hope it does not disappoint, my coding skillz are hardly l33t.
If you need any help, find any bugs or have any code just give me
Hi,
I have recently released a little python API that can do 2D vector animation.
You don't have to think entirely in Python code because you can do all your
artwork in Inkscape. Once that is done, you use Python to pull that artwork
out and animate it by keyframes and tweening.
Things offers
KDE 4.2.3 - from ppa package - Kubuntu Jaunty 64 AMD
Nvidia card : nvidia-glx-180
Desktop effects on and off.
One monitor.
When popups from the panel open, the attached image sometimes happens.
This kind of 'dead paint' problem also happens often in scroll-bar areas
and between the border and
actualy i want modify ubuntu .
but it told me u dnt hav rights to midify what i do?
a) What does this have to do with Ubuntu artwork?
b) Where did 'it' tell you that you do not have rights? That's 99% unlikely
with Gnu/Linux.
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I too enjoy that sample, the vivid red/orange one.
One thing: That wobbly wavey reflection thing is a bit too regular. I can't
help but imagine that it should move gradually and be more chaotic - as if it
was caused by reflection of the surrounds, say the clouds, simply to break
the cos() like
Public bug reported:
Connecting to a windows server under 'network' or 'connect to server' in
the Administration Menu will display and connect to server, but not show
any folders. It also does not bother to ask for login or password to the
server. This worked fine under Gutsy, but no longer works
Sorry. First line should read Connecting to a windows server under
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except by chance.
I must add that it is rather annoying.
Please re-open this bug.
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The bug has been fixed in the latest librsvg code but I don't know when
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jumped through some path hoops and tested it on Kubuntu Gutsy and it's
working.
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What does it matter that it is one file at a time? You're sending
WAVE FILES, and I (and as you already saw, others too) have
a painfully slow connection!
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Jeez - those files are monsters. I need my email and I have a slow connection
that's also limited. Please make another plan and don't just hit send
willy-nilly on files that big.
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On Thursday, 24 January 2008 19:35:01 Thorsten Wilms wrote:
Those round things are not meant to be exhaust pipes
I never thought that. To me they imply multi-faceted input to a common goal.
it's just that all that input could *launch* something...
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With all the hulabulu about the Ubuntu art people forget about Edubuntu.
Hi, I did a wallpaper for some kids a few years ago. Maybe it will suit
Edubuntu in some small way. Attached.
HTH,
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kids_desktop.svg.tar.gz
I kind of like those.
Here's another quick idea (bzip2 tar), using the elements of your ideas. I'm
not much good at gradients, and Ink keeps crashing on me with this file, for
some reason, but it's supposed to be a bug-spray can.
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A new bug, based on the likely most hated real life bug ;)
What the heck - some more hated bug ideas.
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As proof of my last point. I'll go out on a limb and suggest
that it is a can of bug killer. *sigh*.
Yup, bug killer alright - the nozzle is not well drawn.
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Anyways, no having fun...
http://troy-sobotka.blogspot.com/2008/01/things-get-silly-on-mailing-list.h
tml
Ha ha. That's the sound that bugs make as you swat them: 'Bzr... Svn! :D
Now back to work, you louts!
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Whats this for exactly?
Ha! I have no idea :) I just responded to the title.
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get the same effect as changing the device offset by adjusting
cairo's ctm for the original context appropriately. I'll attach a patch.
With reference:
http://lists.cairographics.org/archives/cairo/2007-December/012181.html
Donn.
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Importance: Undecided
Afterstep was good. Very good. But then again anything seemed
magnificent compare to the likes of twm. That default background was
epilepsy inducing.
Ha, you are right there!
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I PREFERE THE SIMPLICITY AND THE LOOK OF GNOME...
BUT SOME FUNCTIONS OF KDE ARE GOOD.
THANKS, MESSAGE RECEIVED LOUD AND CLEAR :|
THIS EMAIL WILL SELF-DESTRUCT IN 5 ... 4 ... 3 ...
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I think another big turn off for us Linux / FreeBSD users is the fact
that KDE is a direct rip off of Windows, and that's not fun,
I don't grok this. How is the essential layout and set of concepts between
Gnome, KDE and Windows any different?
Taskbar, tray, Start button, panels, windows,
In particular, I'd include the elephant wallpaper.
Just a drive-by posting, but has anyone thought to give the wallpaper a theme
related to the code-names of Ubuntu? That could lead to textures like the
elephant you mention (is that a code name?). Gibbon fur, drake feather, a
heron's bill,
Just a drive-by posting, but has anyone thought to give the wallpaper a
theme
related to the code-names of Ubuntu? That could lead to textures like the
elephant you mention (is that a code name?). Gibbon fur, drake feather, a
heron's bill, warthog skin! That would be cool.
By policy,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 115616 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/115616
Hi,
I'm also experiencing this problem. It can be worked around by
restarting udev. The CPU consumption drops and VTs are usable. It's a
bit of a pain to do this for each restart, however.
Donn
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I think we have a bright choice of media players right now (rythmbox,
amarok to name only the two big ones for ubuntu and kubuntu).
Amarok actually freezes my Dapper machine (This is not certain, but strongly
suspected.). I rely on xmms for lightweight no-nonsense playback. If you move
[CC'ed Donn Ingle as I point to his reaction on Mark's blog[1]--Donn,
see [2] for my original proposal; I think subscribing is required before
mailing to ubuntu-devel-discuss]
Jan, thanks for the CC - I have joined devel-discuss and will follow the
thread as it goes. I have yet to read your
Let me rephrase this for you to highlight how foolish the statement
truly is:
One thing is sure, if the food is good combination of spice, baking,
aroma, and ingredients, it tastes good to everyone.
TJ - you are developing a fan-club of at least one :D
Keep making sense, don't listen to the
most themes in most
distributions tend to be boring and very conservative, they do not
have any Maccish-shine.
S'funny that, I have never sat before a Mac OS X and I am already sick to the
gills of all that shine. I can't explain why, it just seems fake and
distracting -- as if the bling
Don't forget that color is not only
a matter of aesthetics but it is a usability issue as well. There are
plenty of info on the net about the effects of color on human
psychology. Research the subject to see what I mean.
I can't stress this enough, this is, by all empirical research, an
I still have
to meet with the one who wants to keep it.
Just to say, I love the browns and I wish Kubuntu would adopt them too. C'mon,
Ubuntu is African and Africa is all about tones of brown and the veld.
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There is a confusion here. No one is suggesting that the brown is
ugly.
No worries.
But the target users for ubuntu are not the Africans where this
color enjoys privileged symbolic meaning. Rather Ubuntu aims at the
global audience (dominated by western influences)
I'm white and western, I
Even if these designs are never used, you are showing that open source
software can be used to make very professional-quality artwork.
Thanks. Yeah, I used to work in Freehand a few years ago and that was an
awesome application, but inkscape is now equally powerful imho.
Actually, there is a
do find them cute.
And thanks for your input.
Donn
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Well, taking the comments so far I had time to try a new approach. This one is
very simple and does not rely on specialist words/memes.
I thought about error and bug and report and the one word that stood out
was broken. From there I asked myself how would I portray a broken
application; the
We really need to quit grasping and simply accept the fact
that the language barriers are symptomatic of the word
'universal' being completely a foolish puff of smoke
to even _attempt_ to pursue.
Aye. Agreed.
From a practical integration element -- it also must _readily_ fit
into the the
Have you a link for me? I have found the artwork links on the wiki to be
pretty confusing. Then again, I've been distracted.
Well there aren't any ;).
Ah right, I walked into that one :)
Currently, if you wish to develop in the Human style, you will need to
use your package manager to
In Unix, a traditional icon for a command
shell is ... a shell! Unfortunately, it reads as clam or snail in
other languages.
I always thought the literal shell image was corny, but visual puns are easy
to use and easy to learn -- as long as you speak the lingo...
log -- as in captain's log
Wow. Yet more proof that our little artwork community is filled with
some damn talented folks.
Well thanks, it's just a brain fart really :D
Do you have formal training?
Yes, but s many years ago; back when we still used pencils and cameras
still had film in them.
It would probably be
I had not given emblems too much attention, but now that I have I am firmly
convince that they leave A LOT to be desired.
I am nobody from nowhere - but I have been lurking and thought I would add
that surely those emblems should be linked to the system locale in some way?
It's the only way
I lurk, so forgive the randomness: I really like that hand sketch, but you
should lose that dramatic drop shadow!
You could have something quite iconic on your ... hands :)
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What a fascinating idea... I've run into this problem many times myself.
I will try it out.
I hope it helps you.
Please let me know if you got it working, if you struggled to install it etc.
Also let me know what it's like to use - I am open to suggestions for
improvements!
Donn.
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Well, I have taken too much of your time. Thanks for the interest and thanks
for Ubuntu!
Regards,
Donn Ingle
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that you should consult.
I have registered on Launchpad too, but it's hosted at Savannah (FSF)
Please let me know your experiences with it. I apologise in advance if it
melts your CPU, insults your toaster and then electrocutes you :)
Donn.
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