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I don't think you read my bug report correctly.
My screenshot shows the result of me having manually created 1 BIOS GRUB
partition which gets listed as partition #2. partition #1 is another
BIOS GRUB partition that gets auto created by the instaler and is not
shown to the user.
I understand why
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1926600
Title:
Ubuntu server 20.04.2 installer hidden partition problem
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Public bug reported:
The Ubuntu server 20.04.2 installer (ubiquity?) doesn't show all of the
partitions that will be created on the storage configuration page for
the first disk, specifically the GRUB BIOS boot partition.
To reproduce:
Boot Ubuntu Server 20.04.2 iso on a BIOS based x86-64
+1 for libwebp
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Title:
Request to package webp pixbuf
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I have seen mentions on the Ubuntu developer blog via Phoronix that
Canonical are working on ZFS root support for Ubiquity?
I wrote a ZFS installer for Arch ( https://github.com/danboid/ALEZ ) and
one of its main features is that it configures your pool so as to enable
the
Hi Sebastien
As I said in my last comment, the problem only occurs after rebooting or
after shutdown and so all I can really show you are the results after a
normal gdm3 boot (with debug enabled), I think?
Here's the AccountsService details, my journalctl dump is attached
# cat
On closer inspection, gdm3 does remember both my user and last chosen
session/desktop when I log out of X but it fails to recall my user and
session if I reboot or shutdown.
I'm under the impression that gdm3 saves session per user so maybe this
bug should've really been titled something more
Public bug reported:
gdm3 under Ubuntu 18.04 amd64 doesn't save/restore the last session you
logged into, instead it always reverts to GNOME (that's the case if you
have GNOME installed at least). If you want to use any other desktop it
has to be manually chosen from the session menu every time
Public bug reported:
I have installed Ubuntu 17.10 (amd64) several times now and I have
noticed it retains an issue that has been present in the Ubuntu
installer (I forget its name) for several years, if not since the
inception of the current installer so my apologies for only just
reporting
I hit this bug today under Ubuntu MATE 17.10 x64.
The workaround for me was:
wget
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/contrib/m/msttcorefonts/ttf-mscorefonts-installer_3.6_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i ttf-mscorefonts-installer_3.6_all.deb
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I am running the very latest of all 12.04 and TI OMAP4 release PPA
packages at the time of writing and I'm experiencing frequent freezes,
lock-ups and black outs which usually occur when running Firefox (which
I nearly always do) under Fluxbox or KDE.
Here is the tail of
Public bug reported:
I am currently running precise on my Pandaboard (rev A4) and, just as is
also the case under Oneiric and Linaro 12.02, I am unable to use
qjackctl to start JACK because JACK says it cannot set the period size
to any power of 2. My kernel is 3.2.0-1409-omap4 and this is the
I can see that qtractor version 0.5.4 is in the Debian sid repos now so
who is it who can authorize or perform this sync you mention Alessio?
I personally don't use UbuntuStudio so I'm not entirely sure they even
bundle qtractor with that distro although they most certainly should and
I fully
Yes, it is commonly used in Ubuntu studio Scott.
Thanks for updating qtractor Alessio!
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 4:52 PM, Scott Kitterman
ubu...@kitterman.comwrote:
Is this used in Ubuntu Studio?
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qtractor is one of the most powerful and most popular audio programs
available for Linux and a very significant new release - thats not
really evident in its version number being 0.5.4 now - was made
yesterday.
http://qtractor.sourceforge.net/qtractor-index.html
This update
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Fabien Lusseau
fabien26ubu...@gmail.com wrote:
We have a lot of trouble recently because OSS ALSA emulation is gone on
Maverick.
Uh oh! I've not had need to compile or use xdtv recently ie under
Maverick but the dropping of ALSA OSS is news to me and totally
Public bug reported:
[NEEDS-PACKAGING]
jack_oscrolloscope
http://das.nasophon.de/jack_oscrolloscope/
This is the best JACK-aware oscilloscope I've found so far- be a great
addition to Ubuntu esp. for 64 Studio and Ubuntustudio use
License: GPL v2
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/
License: GPL
rakarrack is the best JACK realtime FX processor I've tried and its
interface is suitable for use on Netbooks
Description from homepage:
Rakarrack is a richly featured multi-effects processor emulating a
guitar effects
Public bug reported:
License: LGPL
http://smasher.sourceforge.net/
Cross-platform audio loop slicer designed to create sliced loops from
WAV, MP3, FLAC or AIFF files in seconds without a sequencer. Effects
include filter sweeps, phasing, flanging, delay, and distortion.
** Affects: ubuntu
1.0.2 (ie current svn version) now detects and displays the octave
number of the note you are playing which was the major missing feature
in 1.0.1 hence Linux finally has a fully-functional, easy to use
instrument tuner. I can stop using APTuner under wine now and I'm keen
to see qpitch make its
It would seem that the latest stable version of phasex has been packaged
and just waiting on some final go ahead for well over a year now-
anybody able to give an update on the state of the phasex ubuntu package
as I'd really love to see this great synth make it into karmic.
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[needs-packaging] Piano Booster
Homepage: http://pianobooster.sourceforge.net/
License: GPL V3
Piano Booster is a fun way of playing along with a musical accompaniment
and at the same time learning the basics of reading musical notation.
Piano Booster plays Standard Midi
I originally hoped to see xdtv included in Ubuntu (and Debian) because
it was the best solution for analogue (v4l(2)) video capture under Linux
I know of. However, analogue video capture alone is a pretty small niche
of users who would be interested in using xdtv but, after days of failed
KDEnlive 0.7.x being available in the official Ubuntu repos would be a
massive step forward for not only Linux multimedia production but the
free software movement as a whole as 0.7 represent a huge step (complete
re-write) of KDEnlive and finally we have the fast, easy to use, well-
designed and
Just got a reply from the author. I pointed him towards this page and
said that we didn't think GE would be able to be included in Ubuntu but
he says otherwise:
-
Hi Dan,
Thanks you for your message.
It's fine for the ubuntu distro have the Game Editor if put the Game
Editor in
I'm running 8.10 RC x86-64 and I'm also having problems with synaptic
search, both the new quicksearch and normal search. Both only work
partially in that only a small proportion of the available packages that
I search for are found. I've had many packages (such as videolan and
dvd95) fail to be
Public bug reported:
Game Editor is a 2D game creation tool.
Game Editor lets you design and develop 2D games for personal computers
and mobile devices. No need to worry about system issues or
compatibility. Game Editor is designed to be portable across all popular
platforms, including Windows
Hi Ian!
Thanks for looking at the license for me. Shame that it cannot be
included in Ubuntu but as you know I had my doubts about it.
I'll forward this onto the programs author to see if he is willing to
comment on or modify the license.
Dan
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I've got a Realtek ALC883 in my Fujitsu Amilo Pi 2550. Today I installed
a fresh 64bit 8.10 RC followed by all updates and not only were my
laptop speakers not muting when I plugged in some headphones but I had
no independent control of either. I fixed both problems by editing
I was very disappointed to see this highly irritating bug (nm not
remembering my WPA password after a reboot) make it all the way to 8.10
RC x86-64, which I did a fresh install and full update of today. The
problem persisted after the update so that magical working nm package
mustn't have made it
Could someone please give an update on the status of wicd getting into
Deb/Ub repos? Might it make it into ubuntu in time for 9.04?
I tried nm 0.7 under the last 8.10 alpha and was disappointed. I failed
to get it to work with an unprotected wireless static IP connection and
the interface is no
Hi Dan (and all other Ubuntu fans/devs)
It really is a shame 1.5.0 has just missed the cut-off point for being
included in II. If it makes it into 9.04 then far as I'm concerned that
will be the Ubuntu release to watch out for, the one which could really
start a large number of people switching
Excuse me Murat, but I do feel the need to comment on this one, as this
is a major sore spot in the progress of free software.
I have been an avid Linux user now since 1996 and I have watched Linux
be transformed from a niche geek toy to what it is today- a very viable
solution to the desktop OS
Public bug reported:
ext3undel is a collection of scripts to help you recover files from
ext2/ext3 file systems, where you (accidentally) deleted them from
Note that ext3undel also requires photorec which is also missing from
the repos currently
http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel
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The author is unable to provide 64-bit packages for winff but I can
confirm that the latest version of winff (0.41 ATM) compiles and runs
without any problem under Hardy x86-64. I couldn't find any instructions
on how to compile winff in its docs but it pretty simple:
1 - Install
fpc
fpc-source
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WinFF is a cross platform batch GUI for FFMPEG. It will convert most any
video file that FFmpeg will convert. WinFF does multiple files in
multiple formats at one time. You can for example convert mpeg's, flv's,
and mov's, all into avi's (or DVD/VCD format MPEG, .3gp etc.)
Ooops!
This has already been packaged as ams
Sorry!
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Status: New = Invalid
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RTSynth is a a midi event triggered real time, physical modeling synth
specialising in the synthesis of 'real' instruments like strings,
organs, flutes and drums which it does through simulating the physical
properties of the instrument.
http://linux-sound.org/rtsynth/
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clavier is a GTK based virtual MIDI keyboard, offering more octaves and
more contemporary interface than vkeybd
http://helgo.net/simon/clavier/
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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DBP (David's Batch Processor) is a simple batch processing plug in for
the Gimp - it allows the user to automatically perform operations (such
as resize) on a collection of image files. Its main advantage is that
the user does not have to learn a scripting language. The
Public bug reported:
The biggest omission from the Ubuntu repositories as it stands for me is
xawdecode (or xdtv for short) which is the only fully working, stable
GUI program capable of capturing DVD quality video from analogue sources
such as VHS that I have found for Linux (hint: use mjpeg avi
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AlsaModularSynth is a realtime modular synthesizer and effect processor.
It features
* MIDI controlled modular software synthesis
* Realtime effect processing with capture from e.g. Line In or Mic In.
* Full control of all synthesis and effect parameters via
Public bug reported:
chibitracker is currently the best open source music tracking program.
Its is an improved clone of Impulse Tracker and the only FOSS tracker
capable of importing the incredibly popular .MOD tracker file format, it
has low system and memory requirements such as running well at
Public bug reported:
An instrument editor for gig files. With gigedit it is possible to
modify existing, as well as to create new Gigasampler format instruments
from scratch, which are not only accepted by LinuxSampler, but by
Gigastudio too.
http://www.linuxsampler.org/downloads.html
(site
Public bug reported:
tclabc and tkabc together form the most stable and complete graphical
environment for the typesetting of music currently available under Linux
tclabc (which contains tkabc) can be downloaded here:
http://moinejf.free.fr/
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
+1 more vote for MuseScore!
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I've just installed Ubuntu 6.06 on the same machine. The same hibernate
problem was still present on a fresh and remains after I updated the
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