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Title:
ns2 package has mangled test/example suite
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There are a lot of bug fixes in 0.8.2, please include it in Precise.
** Affects: gns3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bump version
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Comment on attachment 594152
Use -moz-menubartext rather than MenuText for text on menubar styled elements
MDN says -moz-menubartext - Foreground color for text in menu bars. Often
similar to MenuText. Should be used on top of Menu background.
So that should be all right here.
Looks good on
Public bug reported:
After installing ns2{,doc,examples} and trying to run the validation
there are a couple of problems:
The validation script is gziped (
/usr/share/doc/ns2/examples/validate.gz )
All testsuites in /usr/share/doc/ns2/examples/tcl/test/ are gziped.
The test driver
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ns2 package has mangled test/example suite
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I'm having the same issue, but after starting the update-manager with
sudo it works.
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Title:
exception from gpg: GnuPG exited non-zero whie
Another followup:
After using the computer at work some more days, it is still problematic
to suspend after using external monitor. With 3.1-rc9 the computer at
least does not hang, just comes back up, often with stack traces in
dmesg. Is there any use of posting these? They seem to occur in
Just as a followup, today after using the external screen at the office
the computer hung while suspending again. This was on the same 3.1-rc9
kernel that worked with the monitor at home.
The laptop has a native res. of 1600x900, the monitor at the office has
1920x1280 and the one at home has
Sorry for the delay... The short answer is, there is fix upstream :)
I tested as follows:
Test with external screen at home (1280x1024)
Linux bowmore 3.1.0-0301rc9-generic #201110050905 SMP Wed Oct 5 09:15:03 UTC
2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Works :) Some graphics tearing while resuming
Public bug reported:
After using an external monitor the machine hangs indefinatly on suspend
to ram. With nvidia-current it works just fine.
According to https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=689044 it's a
xrandr related bug, possibly in the xserver.
The machine is a lenovo thinkpad t510
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Suspend fails after external display has been used
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Nouveau hangs the system way more often then the nvidia driver for me as
well.
With the nvidia-driver I a hung X, but I can still ssh into the box, so
clean shutdown is possible.
I also noticed that when using mplayer to watch some 720p mkv-files (
non-vdpau ) X hangs just when movie is done and
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Binary package hint: ffmpeg
While using ffmpeg to transcode a movie captured on my iphone I needed
to uses the filter vflip and hflip, but ffmpeg -filters shows no filters
available, and ffmpeg doesn't recognize neither -vf hflip,vflip nor
-vfilters hflip,vflip.
Expected
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I should have described howto reproduce the bug:
Start Devede, click add under files list, click the file to choose a
movie file - crash happens when the info from the movie is
read/displayed in the GUI.
I used a .mov file captured on my iphone.
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iphone usb internet tethering gives no ip, while bluetooth does
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devede crashed with TypeError in set_widgets(): value is of the wrong
type for this column
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Connecting the iphone 4.2.1 device with usb the system fails to get an
ip-address. Tethering over bluetooth works just fine.
Both usb and bluetooth tethering used to work on Maverick.
Attached is a tcpdump of all the trafic on the ipheth interface.
$ lsb_release -rd
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Once in a while I see this bug on my Lenovo T510 laptop. Output from
dmesg after first failed suspend attempt is attached.
Os is Ubuntu 10.10 amd64
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(real bug report is https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=635079
but filing here too so we can track it as a papercut)
Quickly wanted to edit a track. Entered the song title and tried to save by
pressing Enter. That did not work.
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Binary package hint: banshee
(the real bug report is
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=633665 but filing here too so
we can track it as a papercut)
If the movie is paused before entering fulllscreen, the output goes blank until
unpaused again. The same is true if
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(Originally filed as https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=611796
but filing here too so we can track this as a papercut)
It seems the icons in the two dropdowns are of different size.
The ones in Music source looks like 24x24 and the ones
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(real bug is https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=634107 but
filing here too so we can track it as a papercut)
I keep wondering if I actually managed to add a podcast from Miro or
not, or if it didn't work. Ivanka seems to have this
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(real bug is https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=615797 but
filing it here too so we can track it as a papercut)
The track properties dialog sports a tabbed interface, but there is only
one tab, so that looks odd and it makes it not
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Binary package hint: banshee
(the real bug is https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=632214 but
posting it here too so we can track it as a papercut)
Would be cool to have a specific icon for the Samsung Galaxy i9000 device,
since Jakub drew one anyway [1].
1.
Sorry to bother you, will it be just for Natty or will this appear in
Maverick as well?
Best reagards
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Binary package hint: libimobiledevice1
$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 10.10
Release:10.10
$ apt-cache policy libimobiledevice1
libimobiledevice1:
Installed: 1.0.1-1
Candidate: 1.0.1-1
On connecting a iOS device one expects it to automatically mount,
I have N-6300 chip in a Lenovo T510, and I have great problems with the
wlan even g mode ( no n available to test ). Will the disabling of n
help this situation as well ( seems unlikely to me )?
The chip was working just fine in FreeBSD :/
There are no errors logged to dmesg. The network just
My thinkpad t510 does suspend and resume with standard kernel and nvidia
drivers on 10.10, but graphics are slow on resume.
I adapted Claudios script and put it in /etc/pm/sleep.d/10_nvidia-hack, so
it automaticlly gets run on suspend and resume.
Now graphics are snappy as on fresh boot, so it
I also have the NVRAM errors in the logs. However I haven't noticed any
problems from it, suspends works perfectly.
Hardware: nVidia quadro nvs 3100m, Lenovo t510 laptop.
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@vish: I don't think I drew that icon to begin with (that I can
remember), but it looks good now.
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Spinning off bug 621646.
The preference saying:
Start service at login
is a bit unclear, especially the service part. We should look into if we can
make that more straight forward.
Alternatives:
* Start watching for new messages when I log in
Sure!
Filed as bug 637891
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Whups, seems I created a small bike shed. :)
My intent with the radiobuttons was mainly to get rid of the behavior where one
checkbox would made the other one not work.
A side effect was that we got three levels of notification noise, perhaps a bit
similar to a stop light. Maybe that is a good
Also (somewhat unrelated to this bug), the Start service at login
label is quite technical. Perhaps changing it to something like Start
watching for new messages when I log in would be more understandable.
I think this makes sense too.
Can you open that issue as a separate bug?
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One thing that could be done here is to use radiobuttons instead of checkboxes.
After some discussion with Ken and Paul Cutler (doc writer) on IRC, we came up
with the following suggestion:
Show notifications for:
( ) All messages
( ) Mentions and replies only
( ) Do not display notifications
I agree with this change, but this is not a election, so I don't think
those kind of comments adds any additional value to the bug report.
#80 ...and makes other menus cute again
A cute looking Operating System is not something I think we should strive for.
Cute stuff could make you forgive the
Totem:
The recently opened documents under Movie
Tomboy:
The notes that comes up when pressing the capplet. (not Create Note, Notebooks,
Search All Notes)
gedit:
The recently opened documents under File
GIMP:
The files under File Open Recent
Abiword:
The recently opened documents under File
Opened a bug upstream http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=590652
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Setting the two gconf keys to true specifically for Ubuntu is quite
possible (as it's just a default setting that changed, no icons have
been removed for those who wish to keep the old behavior), however, when
mpt, Mark Shuttleworth and myself discussed this at the GNOME User
Experience hackfest
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I recently bought a Dell Inspiron 1545. It comes with Windows Vista on it. I
wanted to install Ubuntu 9.04 as well on it, so I booted the live cd and
started installing it. When I came to part 4, I dragged the pointer to make
Ubuntu take up about 140 gb and the vista
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I recently bought a Dell Inspiron 1545. It comes with Windows Vista on it. I
wanted to install Ubuntu 9.04 as well on it, so I booted the live cd and
started installing it. When I came to part 4, I dragged the pointer to make
Ubuntu take up about 140 gb and the vista
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Is there a upstream bug open about this already?
Here is a new face sad, he's just sad, not crying.
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Binary package hint: system-config-printer
The icon for adding a new printer looks like the create a new document icon
(gtk-file). This kind of gives a false illusion that new documents can be
created here, or if this was Star Trek [1]; new printers (wouldn't that be
Here is a comparison between the size of the chrome (gray) and the area where
you see the actual files (green) in the default nautilus window size on a new
(guest) account. This does not take into account tabs or the bar that appears
when you're about copy files to a writable cd.
Solving this
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Binary package hint: update-notifier
If the gconf-key buttons_have_icons is set to false, this dialog still
shows the icons in the restart later and restart now-buttons.
** Affects: update-notifier (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Iain: That sounds like non-free, yes.
Mark: are you kidding?
I guess you're free to do everything twice if you want to though.
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On closer inspection of the package it seems the new icons in notify-osd
are a copy-paste thing from existing gnome-icon-theme stuff, so not as
much wasted work as I first expected. Sorry for the noise.
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I don't think this is the right way to do it. It sounds like a icky thing to
do, since human-icon-theme inherit gnome-icon-theme already, so you'll have a
circular dependency kind off.
It will also deepen the gap between upstream and ubuntu's gnome-icon-theme (the
only difference I can think of
Might help to add the icon to hicolor in gnome-session
(usr/share/gnome-session/icons/hicolor/size/actions)
Some info on how to do it here: http://live.gnome.org/ThemableAppSpecificIcons/
This will hopefully make it work for themes that don't inherit human-
icon-theme (ie most of them).
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I think that boost 1.37 should be included.
Any version older than 1.36 has a serious bug in serialization functions
on amd64. You typically get something like
In file included from src/serialize/../World.h:7,
from src/serialize/Serialize.h:22,
from
Karl Lattimer filled some of the gaps [1], so I hope this can go into 2.26.
The upstream bug is http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504822
1. http://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-
list/2008-October/msg00313.html
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Sebastien also pointed this out in:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntrepidMenusReview
Seb: does the patch work?
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Ubuntu 7.10 - the Gutsy Gibbon
OpenOffice 2.3.0
I just got a phone call from a friend of mine that I converted to Ubuntu about
a year ago.
It seems that when download a document from the internet, editing it and saving
it, OpenOffice
Changing Firefox to pick up another size obviously breaks all other
themes, so it would be kind of nice to not do that.
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This is a human-icon-theme issue. Looks as it should with other icon
sets, such as gnome-icon-theme, where the folders are designed for that
size, not just resized in gimp. The 24x24 folders in human are 16 pixels
tall, so redesigning the 16x16 folder to be that tall should take care
of things.
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Binary package hint: python-central
Updating from 7.10 to 8.04. This error came up
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Thu Feb 28 11:16:54 2008
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.04
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Binary package hint: evince
On Gutsy, when trying to print the GUADEC Sponsor Brochure, when I press print,
nothing happens.
Other documents print fine, and I was able to print the document in kpdf
I tried to run it from the terminal, I got the error Error: Can't get Fields
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Bryce, as I understand this bug, its about the application launcher icon, not
the icons in the inkscape interface.
It has been reported (and fixed?) here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/169791
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-app-install
There are currently some issues with with the icon used by the icon used by
gnome-app-install.
1. Dragging it to the desktop will cause it to be very small.
2. The icon used is system-software-installer from tango-icon-theme, and that
** Attachment added: Patch to use the icon from the icon theme.
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gnome-icon-theme (or any theme that follows the fdo icon-naming-spec) does,
g-i-t is included in every ubuntu install and and is part of the GNOME Desktop,
so stuff like nautilus already depends on it.
Doesn't it already pick the different category icons from there?
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Yes, probably. As I told you on irc, when I spoke to Alexander Larsson
about this, he suggested we should solve it this way. I'll check with
him again and investigate this a bit deeper though.
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I've been told this icon is kept for legacy purposes. As far as I can
see, the regular png icon gets used for the launcher. Can we close this?
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It can probably use the generic scanner icon from the icon-theme.
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This issue can be avoided by having the application install a png in
/hicolor/48x48/apps
Will file bugs towards the apps that don't.
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Banshee: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=495279
Totem: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502931
Sound Juicer: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502933
Rhythmbox: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502935
Display Properties:
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To a extent, I also feel the Update Manager window should be closed
automatically, as soon as the system is done updating.
If it just closes silently, I guess you could be worried if the update was
successful, or just died. Although we have a lot of notification bubbles
popping up every now and
Yeah, sure. Sorry for being unclear.
The Changes applied window should close automatically. Right now it doesn't,
so I have to close a lot of windows every time I do a update.
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Binary package hint: update-manager
When downloading updates, there is a progress window. However, when the
update is done, it keeps open, forcing you to tidy it up manually. Same
with the big window I guess.
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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Binary package hint: language-selector
When selecting System Administration Language Support I see the UN
flag (the icon is config-language), but when I open the window, I get a
globe in the top left and on the Window list. They should both show the
UN flag.
** Affects:
This is still a issue in Gutsy. Having two nearly identical applications
installed by default is just silly. Pick only one to be installed/used by
default, the other one is still available in the repositories.
Unlike Tim, I haven't experienced any crashes in f-spot yet. Does it have a lot
of
I think Lapo have a fix for this around somewhere.
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With Pidgin 2.2.1 they have changed a lot of the interface and the icons are
much nicer now and apply to the tango style guidelines. The application feels
much more integrated now.
Is this bug still valid?
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This is a hicolor issue. When putting a icon on the desktop, Nautilus asks the
icon theme (hicolor) what size it wants and Hicolor tells it it wants a
scalable with a 128x128 canvas. Banshee provides a scalable with a 48x48 canvas
though, so Nautilus gets all confused.
This can be fixed by
Reported upstream: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=495279
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Is this icon used anywhere in the interface, or is it just a leftover?
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Fixed upstream since, hm, 2.18(?)
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We recently modified the icons in rhythmbox upstream. [1]
You can check them out and see if you think they blend well together with
human. If think they do a pretty good job.
Anyway, in the process we fixed the names and made it all more themeable as
well.
Here are the new names:
actions:
They are in gtk+ trunk now!
http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtk%2B/trunk/gtk/stock-icons/
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It's not a bug in gtk, as this icon is supposed to be used for dragging
multiple objects with the cursor only, hence the name gtk-dnd-multiple.png and
it only need to exist in 32x32. Too bad gaim misuse this icon (and some others
it seems) for totally different things that they were designed
Guess we might as well wait for GIMP 2.4 to ship it.
What version of gimp will ship in Fiesty?
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When copying several tracks from my music library to my Walkman 810i mobile
phone, Banshee shows the process bar, but freezes on one track and then the
whole application freezes. When running it from the terminal it spits out the
following:
Hi David!
I'm afraid I can't see any difference over here. Do you have a screenshot of
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Also, having Fixed instead of Threshold forces the g-p-m icon in the
notification-area to use the scalable image instead of the 24x24 like it
should apparently.
** Attachment added: this is what it looks like.
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4939221/regression.png
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[22x22/apps] Type should
mpt: ok, I trust you on this.
David: they were removed because they don't really belong in that
package and I was unsure about the metaphors. Hopefully the iconfactory-
dude will fix these in human-icon-theme, as they seem to be priority 10
in http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/ic . I want to keep
Moving this to human-icon-theme, as the reporter used that theme and
because human is the default.
** Changed in: tango-icon-theme-common (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: tango-icon-theme-common = human-icon-theme
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GTK default icons used in several places
https://launchpad.net/bugs/60424
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mpt just pointed me to
http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/2.0/controls-buttons.html
Basically says the same thing, but the other url was pointing to the
alert-specific guidelines.
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