So far the bug hasn't occurred for me in the final :)
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Firefox recovers from a non-responsiveness but colours stay monochrome
To manage
Yeah you're right, I've changed the 'affected package' now. Thanks for
pointing that out.
** Package changed: wesnoth (Ubuntu) = wesnoth-1.10 (Ubuntu)
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I don't have time for changing my kernel at the moment (will it break
anything like wireless that I need for work?). Hopefully I'll be able to
do that in a few weeks though.
I've attached my /var/log/syslog file. I haven't had any emergency
shut-offs for several days though because I haven't been
Public bug reported:
When I maximase Wesnoth in Unity (whether it's by dragging the window to
the top of the screen or by clicking the maximise button) the game kind
of maximises but the top window bar doesn't merge with the global
menu/unity panel.
Please see my screenshot for more clarity.
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Public bug reported:
I play Battle for Wesnoth in windowed mode so I can do other things
while waiting for my turn.
If I hit Super + W to call the Spread function in Unity the Wesnoth
window dissapears. The icon stays in the launcher and appears in Alt +
Tab but switching to it fails to show the
I'm using Unity version 5.10.0-0ubuntu6.
Yes the overlay says Alt + F10 should maximise the current window, but on my
computer it does not do this. Instead it opens the app's global-menu.
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I'm not sure exactly how to recreate this as I was listening to
rhythmbox in the background.
My library (21000 songs) was on shuffle. It reached the end of a song
then there was no more sound. I opened the rhythmbox window to see what
happened and the interface made it look
** Summary changed:
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+ Rhythmbox sound cuts out, then play head goes at super speed before getting
stuck
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Keyboard input in Javascript file causes seg fault
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Right click on any song in rhythmbox library.
Click on the lyrics tab.
The 'Edit' and 'Search Again' buttons have underscores in their labels.
12.04 en-gb localisation.
See screenshot attached.
** Affects: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Sometimes I get permission-related errors when I try to copy a lot of
songs to my iPod Classic.
I'll look deeper into these errors myself, but the main issue is how
Rhytmbox handles these errors. It generates a new error-message window
for each song that it fails to copy. I
One (easier to implement?) alternative would be to change the 'album art
viewer' in the bottom-left corner so that it can be toggled between
displaying art for 'currently playing song' and 'currently selected
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Running Bluefish 2.2.2 on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit.
To recreate the Bluefish crash:
1. Create new file
2 . Paste in this line:
tagCloud.innerHTML += 'nbsp\; a href=javascript:tagClick();
style=font-size: ' + tags[i].size + '%\;' + tags[i].id + '/a nbsp\;';
3. Save as a
Public bug reported:
The Keyboard Shortcuts overly says:
Alt + F10 Maximises the current window
and
Ctrl + Super + Down Restores/minimises the current window
On my machine:
Alt + F10 opens 'File' in global menu
and
Ctrl + Super + Down restores the window okay, but never succeeds in minimising
Public bug reported:
I've found this happening an increasing amount since upgrading to 12.04.
When under heavy load my laptop has all fans at full speed but still
often reachs critical heat (on the hard drive I think) and shuts itself
off.
I think this is mostly poor hardware design but it
** Summary changed:
- Serious overheating issues: Scale back CPU and GPU to avoid overheating
notebooks?
+ Request: Scale back CPU and GPU to avoid notebook overheating
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** Description changed:
I've found this happening an increasing amount since upgrading to 12.04.
When under heavy load my laptop has all fans at full speed but still
often reachs critical heat (on the hard drive I think) and shuts itself
off.
I think this is
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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** Description changed:
My wireless drops out quite frequently with the rt2800pci module on
Ralink RT3090 wireless n card.
dmesg shows an error like this every time the wireless disassociates itself:
no probe response
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Wireless
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Oneiric)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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This bug happened for me a lot on 11.10.
I upgraded to 12.04 a couple of days ago and I have yet to see if Tim Felgate's
fix is required on my machine.
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I've found that disabling Document Highlight Syntax stops the bug from
occuring.
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Title:
Keyboard input in Javascript file causes seg fault
To
cpufreq-indicator shows a range of frequency options between 1.60GHz and
0.93GHz. I found that changing cpufreq-indicator from 'Ondemand'
(default) to 'Powersave' or 0.93GHz seems to help the most.
I think my system is using 'Ondemand' as it is supposed to but I thought
it would be a good to add
Also sorry, I'm not very familiar with how things are done around here
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Request: Scale back CPU and GPU to avoid notebook overheating
Public bug reported:
Running 12.04 beta 2 from a live USB stick.
While running update manager Firefox starts becoming very sluggish, sometimes
greying out when loading a new webpage.
It usually recovers from these moments of unresponsiveness, but sometimes the
colours in the window (the
** Attachment added: See how all colours on FF window are slightly monochrome
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Same here with beta 2 Unity 5.8.0-0ubuntu2
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Shortcut overlay appears even if you Super + another key
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And I've tried everything to make the overlay go away (it would be good
if Esc was made to work for this?). I think opening the dash might be
the only way to make it go away.
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My wireless drops out quite frequently with the rt2800pci module on
Ralink RT3090 wireless n card.
dmesg shows an error like this every time the wireless disassociates itself:
no probe response from AP *MAC ADDRESS* after 500ms time-out.
Once it happens the network manager
I would like to re-open this bug as it happens to me now in Ubuntu 11.10. Could
this regression be related to the recent transition to GNOME3?
I'm using Nautilus 1:3.2.0-0ubuntu5 64-bit with the Unity interface.
To recreate:
Open Nautilus
Create new folder in Nautilus
Click: View Sidebar Tree
Also requested for re-opening upstream:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=336724#c12
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Title:
Removing any entry from the left
I found another piece of strange behavior today. When I opened a .ppt file a
generic LibreOffice icon appeared instead of the usual 'LO Impress' one.
Screen shot attached.
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I found another piece of strange behavior today. When I opened a .ppt file a
generic LibreOffice icon appeared in the launcher instead of the usual 'LO
Impress' one.
Screen shot attached.
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Affects Oneiric
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cannot change volume by scrolling on the icon when the SoundMenu is
opened
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I at least expect to be able to CHANGE VOLUME with the keyboard when the
SOUND APPLET is open. This isn't a high priortity bug but it definitely
shouldn't be a 'won't-fix'.
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Hey Josh/coder543 do you mean to say that this bug affects you too?
Do you have the 'Library Watcher' extension enabled in Banshee?
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Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to Oneiric, Libre Office often fails to create an icon
in the Unity launcher. The problem occurs with all Libre Office apps be
it Write, Calc or Draw etc.
I don't have any Libre Office icons pinned to my Unity launcher. When I
start Libre Office (through
After resetting all values to default in dconf-editor desktop unity
launcher I rebooted. The problem still remains for me.
To recreate the bug:
1. Remove all Libre Office icons from unity launcher.
2. Open Dash and search for LibreOffice.
3. Launch the 'LibreOffice' entry rather than one of
Public bug reported:
Sorry there could be an overlap with similar bugs but I couldn't see a
bug that was quite the same. Please see screenshot attached. There are
two menus at the top of the screen and the 'close', 'minimize and
'maximize' buttons refuse to appear on mouse rollover when the
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I have this problem too on 11.04 and 11.10 (Banshee 2.0 and 2.2) . My
Library got pretty screwed up before I noticed. I'm now going through my
2 songs manually restoring albums from backup one by one.
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I don't know much about the internals of Banshee (or the system in
general) so I don't know if this is a problem with Banshee or something
'upstream' like D-Bus.
The problem started since I installed Ubuntu 11.10. Ubuntu 11.04 was ok
with Banshee 2.0 and 2.2 (from PPA).
I
Public bug reported:
I installed the gnome-shell package, logged out and selected 'GNOME' on
the LightDM login screen. When I logged in all of the interface is
blurry/garbled/distorted and text is unreadable. The desktop icons and
applications like Nautilus are fine but the top panel, bottom
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In Natty [Super + W] used to show windows on all workspaces but not
minimized ones. In Oneiric all windows are shown from all workspaces
including minimized ones. If you have more than a few programs running
Super + W becomes pretty much useless as an 'improved productivity'
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It didn't happen to me on Natty but it has been happening a lot since I
installed Oneiric on release day.
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unity doesn't respond to
I can confirm the bug's presence in Oneiric although it wasn't in Natty.
To reproduce
Open 'scale plugin' settings in CompizConfig Settings Manager, go to the
'bindings' tab.
Make sure that Button Bindings toggle scale mode is unchecked.
Assign a mouse button to initiate window picker
Open
Similar to bug #876118
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Compiz Scale Plugin breaks global menu
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Title:
The title disappear from the panel when
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