I've just installed it, I'll see how it works.
However, I stopped seeing the exact behavior mentioned at the top of
this report for some time. The WiFi is re-connected on resume _some_
times, though not always. I still get weird behavior on some resumes,
which I've documented in some other
I still see it in the logs. The earliest occurrences are from Nov 29,
which is today.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/log$ grep -iIr 'nscd hosts cache' *
grep: apt/term.log: Permission denied
grep: apt/term.log.1.gz: Permission denied
grep: cups/cups-pdf_log: Permission denied
daemon.log:Nov 26 10:54:20
This bug actually applies to all of Ubuntu's video players, I'll edit it
and attach it to the others I'm using (MPlayer and Totem).
** Also affects: mplayer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: totem (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
**
By the way, there is a patch that (almost) fixes this for MPlayer,
there's some info at http://smspillaz.wordpress.com/2007/10/18
/unlocking-the-full-video-potential-of-your-video-card/
It's not perfect (maximizing breaks the aspect ratio, and if you make
the window transparent you can see the
I hadn't noticed the relationship with key press duration, but other
than that it seems it's the same problem.
I've just tried it, and indeed, it happens right away when a key is
pressed longer than an instant.
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Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy on a Dell Latitude D620 laptop.
Usually sleep works very well: there's a special Fn key on the
keyboard that can turn on some special effects, for instance it turns
Esc into sleep. This is correctly detected by Ubuntu, and it enters
sleep mode
Sorry, I can't remember which video file caused it. Is there a way to
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Hello! This is about latest Gutsy.
Compiz* remembers the window size when applications are closed. The next
time an application is started, its window is set to the last recorded
size (I'm not sure about the position). The problem is that if a
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Hello! This is about latest Gutsy. Consider it a feature-request rather
than a bug.
On Mac OS X, the Flash player has a very nice feature: when pressing the
full-screen button, the Flash window fills up the screen completely.
This mode can be exited by simply pressing the
Public bug reported:
Hello! This is about the latest Gutsy.
Currently, during login, the login process, the desktop switches colors
several times, which isn't very pretty. (This is not about the multiple
mode switches during boot.)
At first we have the GDM theme, which has its own look, that's
I don't see this anymore, but I didn't have this in a long time. I have
made some changes to Azureus (eg, I eliminated GCJ, and I disabled
sliding animation/on top style for alert messages in the display
options, which caused me other problems, too).
So as far as I'm concerned, this bug doesn't
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Ubuntu Gutsy. I used to have this before. Something strange happens
after some disconnects.
I tell nm-applet to connect to a WiFi network. It starts connecting, it
associates with the AP, then it gets an address from DHCP, and then it
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Weird issue on latest Gutsy. I disabled the networking from the nm-
applet (right click, uncheck enable networking) to test how some
program behaved. When I re-enabled it, the enable wireless option
wasn't in the applet anymore.
I tried
OK, I did that (sorry, didn't cross my mind to just do a fresh
reinstall).
I tried simulating network failures by disconnecting NetworkManager and
by flipping the hardware switch, and Azureus doesn't seem to crash
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I've just did some more testing, and it seems the second part of this
bug is caused by the same issue that causes bug #162762.
When the user initiates moving a window using the Alt+drag combination,
compiz calls (among other things)
Hello! I've done a bit of hacking through Compiz' sources, and I think I
found the reason for the first problem.
As far as I could follow the process, Compiz calls
updateWindowAttributes() on newly-created windows, with the stackingMode
argument set to CompStackingUpdateModeInitialMap. This
After taking a look through the code, I think it's not exactly the same
thing as bug #153676.
As far as I can tell, the widget plugin uses raiseWindow (from window.c)
to put the widgets on top. However, that function then uses
findSiblingBelow() with aboveFs=FALSE, which causes the widgets to
OK, another case where it is useful:
Video software that uses video overlays (ie, X Video), like VLC and
Totem, depend on some parts of the screen having an exact key color.
When the window is turned transparent, the color is changed, and the
video image disappears. (Depending on which key color
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Hello! This is about the latest Gutsy, up to date.
Compiz currently allows setting an option to make windows semi-
transparent while they're moved. This is very nice, as it allows easier
positioning by seeing windows behind it. However, it can be
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It's a shame that even with Compiz working very well now, there is no
suitable VLC output plugin that allows all the nice visual features to
work correctly.
I've tried everything I have installed by default:
* X11 is the only one where Compiz
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Binary package hint: kdebase-dev
Hello! This is about up-to-date Ubuntu Gutsy.
Please take a look at bug #160953. Compiz' build-deps include the kwin
headers (for the kde window decorator); unfortunately the only way to
get those is to depend on kdebase-dev.
This is
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This is about Compiz running on latest updated Gutsy.
I've tried adding some widgets using Compiz' widgets layer plugin and
the screenlets package (from an external repository). Unfortunately I've
noticed an issue: whenever I have a full-screen
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Hello! This is about Ubuntu Gutsy, up-to-date.
I've thought about taking a look through Compiz's source, and I tried a
simple apt-get build-dep compiz. For some reason apt-get insisted on
installing 200 megs of packages, including things like
Simply removing kdebase-data got rid of pretty much everything KDE, by
the way.
However, for some reason this removed libxslt1-dev, which ./configure
asks for. It seems to work after installing it manually.
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I take that back. It seems it does need parts of KDE, to build the kde
part. It works though if I just ./configure --disable-kde (it
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Wait a minute. I agree that some components of kde-base and a few others
(qt-dev-whatever) are necessary, and I suppose apt-get doesn't allow the
option of installing partial build-deps.
But are konqueror, konsole, kdeprint, kicker, klipper, poster, and
libvorbis really used by Compiz?
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That is, should I move this bug to kdebase-dev because it depends on too
many things(*), or should Compiz depend on something more precise than
kdebase?
(*: While it's not unreasonable, it seems unnecessary that Konqueror be
needed to develop something _for_ Konqueror. I'd
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Hello! This is about Compiz on Ubuntu Gutsy, though it probably applies
to every distribution out there (and to many window managers, too).
Compiz allows flipping between workspaces when the mouse cursor touches
the screen edges (including when dragging some object). This is
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This is about Gutsy. I have set-up remote drives mounted over sshfs,
which in turns runs over a WiFi connection.
Every now and then, the router reboots itself (crappy ISP, irrelevant),
and the network connection naturally stops. When that happens, sshfs
will block on any
How is this fixed? Is there a new status panel that was added recently?
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Here's the file. Nautilus doesn't give the error anymore (I think it
only gave it when it first tried to thumbnail it using Totem, and it
remembers it failed). Totem gives the same error or at least something
similar when I try to double-click on it. Firefox can open it, though.
I'm not sure how
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Hello! I'm using Gutsy on a laptop with an ipw3945 WiFi card.
I've noticed some weird behavior of the Network Manager when resuming
from sleep. I'm connected at home to a WPA2 network, which seems to work
very well. However, when I resume the computer from sleep,
1) The
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Hello! This is about Firefox on the latest Ubuntu Gutsy.
I've noticed that very often, after I tell the computer to shut down or
reboot while Firefox is running, the next time I open Firefox (after
restarting the computer) I get a warning that Firefox crashed the last
time
No, it really says it crashed. I have setup Firefox's session manager to
automatically load the last session, and if I close FF manually and
restart it it works correctly.
Only when I shutdown the computer with FF running (thus letting the
computer close FF) I get the error on the next start.
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I can't seem to reproduce this on Gutsy.
However, there is another difference that might be related: When I
entered this bug report, I had the computer set-up to lock the screen
when I closed the lid. I can't figure out how to do this now, the only
equivalent setting in the power manager is to
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Hello! This is about the package language-support-en on Ubuntu Gutsy,
but it applies generally to all language-support-* packages in all or
most other Ubuntu versions.
When I install the package, English dictionaries for the spell-checking
feature of Firefox are installed.
I'm not using 915res anymore, precisely because of the new intel driver.
But the initial bug report was about the console settings, and I'm still
having that problem.
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I'm not using 915 resolution anymore (because of the new driver), so I'm
not sure I have what to check. The Intel driver didn't seem to affect
the LCD expansion.
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Well I don't use 915resolution anymore (precisely because I use the new
Intel driver), so I can't really check it easily. But unless someone
merged my replacement above, or duplicated it, I doubt the situation
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What I did was (1) open the time and date settings (time-admin), using
the clock applet on the panel, (2) configure my time zone to
Europe/Paris (which is UTC+2), and (3) activated Keep synchronized with
internet servers, which is the next option in that menu.
Now my clock displays 5:56 pm (and
I should probably mention that this doesn't seem to happen anymore for
me.
However, during the last few weeks I had several computer issues, which
among other things led to replacing the motherboard (twice), the hard
drive and the battery, and reinstalling Gutsy from scratch (the previous
one had
Note that in my first report the delay was much higher, now it seems to
have stabilized to two hours.
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I linked this to NTP, since that's where I think the issue is. I also
linked it to gnome-system-tools, which contains the time-admin applet; I
don't think that's the problem, but someone there might now how to look
for more info.
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- ntpd behaves strangely---clock is badly
I have this behaviour on every Gutsy machine I have (three). After a bit
of following this thing it appears that the delay is exactly +2hours,
which incidentally is my timezone, CEST, or UTC+2. I think some of the
packages, probably NTP, are confused; probably it thinks the RTC is set
to UTC
Note that this with Compiz this works without any hassle.
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It would be nice if the Link target field in a simlink's properties
panel (right-click, Properties) would be editable. Currently there is no
easy way of managing simlinks in Nautilus other than right-click menu's
Make link option, which always creates absolute simlinks
I'm not so sure. I have none of the symptoms described there. Also,
there is absolutely no corruption visible, it's as if Compiz thinks
that's what's supposed to happen.
By the way, I have the exact same behavior on firegl and intel drivers,
on two different computers. On the ATI card Compiz runs
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I'm having a bit of an issue with avahi-daemon on Ubuntu Gutsy.
My home network consists of an ADSL modem that includes a WiFi ethernet
router, into which I have plugged:
1) one laptop, running Gutsy, connected via ethernet; let's call it gutsy-eth.
2) one laptop, running
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Hello! I've just done a fresh install of Ubuntu Gutsy, and I'm currently
quite pleased with how Compiz works.
(I had Gutsy before (re-installed after some hardware problems), but
Compiz didn't work very well, probably because of cruft accumulated
through upgrades all the way
Any idea when it will be accessible here? BTW, not sure if that's
related or interesting, but I can't print the document given above.
(Evince usually prints PDFs.)
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The funny thing is that using compiz's settings manager (ccsm) this
works without any problem.
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Binary package hint: tracker
Hello. I have Ubuntu Gutsy installed since a long time ago on a work
computer (and a couple at home).
Today I got really annoyed by the fact that during the last month or so
I can't remember a single moment when trackerd wasn't trashing the
I know this is a bit complex to work-around, but we could hack Nautilus
to work around this whenever it encounters a VFAT volume.
If I understand correctly, Nautilus uses the statfs call to determine
the free space on the drive, to show it on the bottom of the window.
I would suggest that
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Binary package hint: vlc
Hello! This is about VLC on Gutsy; however it probably applies to other
versions too.
The Open File... dialog (the complete one, not the quick one) has two
text fields for choosing the video and the subtitle file.
When drag-and-dropping a file on
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
Hello! I'm using Amarok on an otherwise Gnome-exclusive Ubuntu Gutsy
box.
One thing I'm very fond of is using global hotkeys to control the music
player (in this case Amarok) from any application. For example, I have
hotkeys set for skipping to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
Hello! This is about Ubuntu Gutsy, though it applies to every distro
that uses Gnome. I've attached it to gnome-session, though I'm not sure
there's where the change must go.
The problem is that Gnome starts all startup applications at
Public bug reported:
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and I have a strange issue:
I have three Lacie USB drives, one is 320GB and the others 500GB. The
small one and one of the others are FAT-formatted, and the third is
reiserfs.
For some strange reason, whenever I mount the small one, the first
Public bug reported:
Seen during last Gutsy update, a couple minutes ago.
Removing language-pack-en-base ...
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
LANGUAGE = (unset),
LC_ALL = (unset),
LANG = en_US.UTF-8
are
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Hello! I'm using an up-to-date Gutsy; a few updates ago (I think I saw
something thumbnail-related in the changelists) Nautilus started to
behave strangely:
I have thumbnail-able files on the desktop at all times, including
several PDF
That would work, too. I didn't look at their system in detail, but if I
understand how it works I don't think rsync is the best idea.
The problem is that _each_time_ a file is re-synchronized, both the
server (with the new file) and the client (the one updating) must read
the file completely,
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Binary package hint: apt
Hello! This is a feature request for Ubuntu Gutsy, though it can apply
to every dist that uses apt-get. I marked it as affecting apt-get, but I
think it would affect lots of other things if implemented.
AFAIK, every apt-get update checks each
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Binary package hint: hotkey-setup
Hello! From my latest Gutsy update:
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Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Reading extended state information
Initializing
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Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and I just realized an annoying fact:
When doing software updates which install a new version of the network
manager, the network connections are temporarily disconnected while the
network-manager is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: beagle
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and I noticed that the beagle package
doesn't clean-up after itself even after a purge.
I'm trying to switch to tracker for a while, and I tried to remove
beagle. (libbeagle can't be removed because Nautilus depends
Public bug reported:
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy and I noticed some very strange behavior
of the date and time settings.
I've been using manually-set date for a long time, but it had a lot of
skew (not sure why) so I switched to using the time servers. I just
enabled the network time in the
This is the file showing the warnings, please check if it happens for
others, too.
** Attachment added: IN100_TD_2005_06.pdf
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Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and after a big set of updates this
morning (about 140) I started noticing weird behavior.
After the (asked-for) reboot gnome-terminal stopped working. It starts
(randomly) in two different states:
1) A
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Binary package hint: evince
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and after a big update this morning I
noticed some strange behavior.
I'm not sure if this is related, but I noticed Evince throwing up
repeated warnings of cairo context error: NULL pointer in the console
when
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Binary package hint: metacity
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, and after a big set of updates this
morning (about 140) I started noticing weird behavior.
For instance, Metacity started acting buggy. Two things I noticed were:
(1) Firefox seems stuck in full-screen mode. When
Confirming that Hendrick's fix works. I used the deskbar to start an
xterm and typed the command. There's probably a way to do that from the
apps menu, too.
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Binary package hint: cupsys-common
Hello!
Seen on the console during the latest round of updates:
Preparing to replace cupsys-common 1.3.0-4ubuntu3 (using
.../cupsys-common_1.3.0-4ubuntu4_all.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement cupsys-common ...
Preparing to replace cupsys
The font issue is probably unrelated. Try the fix at
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I got this error repeatedly:
$ sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Reading extended state information
Initializing package states... Done
Building tag database... Done
The
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apt-get's crash log file, from /var/crash
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aptitude's crash log file, from /var/crash
I don't know where the core dumps should be.
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Here's the .deb file in
/var/cache/apt/archives/libgnomevfs2-common_1%3a2.20.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb
which I assume is what apt-get is trying to install.
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(Ubuntu Gutsy:)
I get the following error chain when trying to update:
$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [sudo] password for bogdanb:
E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg
Yeah, I got the answer from an apt-get bug. It works already, thanks!
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Binary package hint: app-install-data
Seen during recent updates (I'm using Gutsy):
Setting up app-install-data (0.4.6) ...
Caching application data...
Skipped k3dsurf.desktop: does not include a menu name
Generating mime/codec maps...
For the record, I don't have k3dsurf
It happens to me in Gutsy, too. It also happens if the sound device
becomes unavailable (eg, using PulseAudio when the network fails).
It also happens when the _files_ become unavailable (eg, the remote
drive can't be accessed through the network anymore): Amarok cycles
through the entire
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Oh, and I can press Ctrl-C at any moment at a sudo prompt and try
again. (Depending on your POV that might be a bug in sudo, but
anyway.)
On 9/13/07, Bogdan Butnaru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, but you can kill it's parent shell. You can do 'bash -c sudo
cmd' and kill bash. On my attempts
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Binary package hint: eclipse
Hello! I'm using Eclipse on an up-to-date Gutsy machine.
I noticed that Eclipse throws the following message to the console
during start-up:
$ eclipse
using specified vm: /usr/lib/jvm/java
Could not create
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Binary package hint: sudo
Hello! This is about Ubuntu Gutsy, though it applies to the other
versions as well.
My problem is that every password-entry that requires the user's log-in
password has an annoying little delay of a few seconds when entering a
mistaken password
After a bit more reading-up I see most of this should be possible by
simply updating the default configuration in /etc/pam.d
The delay can be removed by adding parameter to common-auth's pam_unix,
and the counting by using pam_tally. I can't figure out how to add a
growing timeout; perhaps a new
Here are a couple of screenshots for a discharge cycle: I turned on the
computer unplugged (with a full battery). After I got the critical
battery level warning I opened the PM applet and took a couple of
screenshots. The first is the Charge History. Note how sudden it falls
towards the end of the
And this is the Voltage History screenshot, took a few seconds later.
Notice how there is no corresponding sudden change—it even rises a
little around the time the Charge fell down.
Another interesting tidbit is that the battery model on this laptop has
a little charge monitor: a small button and
And finally some info I took out of
/proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/(info|state):
info:
present: yes
design capacity: 5200 mAh
last full capacity: 12238 mAh
battery technology: rechargeable
design voltage: 11100 mV
design capacity warning: 520 mAh
design
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As can be seen from at least the last attachment, I have version A05. On
the Dell site I see they reached version A08. However the changelogs for
the newer versions don't show anything related to ACPI, so I'm not sure
if that would change anything.
I'm reluctant to update because I have the
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, up-to-date, and I noticed an unpleasant
issue with the gnome-keyboard-preferences applet.
Said applet offers the very useful possibility of customizing the
keyboard configuration through using its
This is an example layout file (derived from the us layout) that shows
the problem. To use it you must copy it in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols.
Note that you must add it in /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/base.[lst|xml].
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I can confirm that it doesn't work with autologin. There's a bug already
filled, bug #137247
And I too would like NM to work without the keyring. I can appreciate
why the keyring is a nice idea, but in practice I've had so many
problems with it I resorted to keeping all my network passwords in a
Public bug reported:
Hello. I'm running up-to-date Gutsy using the normal Gnome interface.
I'm having a bit of an issue with the save file dialogs. On my machine
(I assume this happens everywhere) when I click save in a GTK
application (like GEdit), the dialog comes up, but its focus is in the
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Hello! This is about the latest-version Gnome Power Manager in Ubuntu
Gutsy.
(1) The graph colors are used inconsistently between the various graphs.
For instance, the Charge time accuracy profile uses blue for valid data
and black
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Hello! I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy on a Dell Latitude Laptop, and I'm seeing
very weird behavior from the Power Manager, and (consequently, I think)
the battery-related behavior of the computer. Maybe someone can help me
trace the problem
I have attached screenshots of each of the graphs shown by the Power
Manager during a charge-up. What I did was (1) disabled PM's reaction to
critically low battery, (2) used the computer until it just turned off
because the battery was exhausted, (3) plugged the computer in, turned
it on, and as
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