For me,. the workaround mentioned in #49 works fine for 15.04 but it
does not work for 15.10 anymore. The console is shown fine, but the
prompt is missing and entering th password blindly does not work.
I am using the plain radeon driver from the kernel, no fglrx, nouveau or
nvidia-drivers here.
Tried today with latest vivid release, same as OP:
- installed command line system
- apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade
- apt-get install ubuntu-mate-core
Problems still persists, although policykit-1 should be the patched
release. Please re-open!
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Finally! Today's update for 14.04 fixed it, the Umlauts are working
again! The update was:
chromium-browser_38.0.2125.111-0ubuntu0.14.04.1.1061_amd64.deb
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Preparing to replace chromium-codecs-ffmpeg
Sorry this was the log of a machine running 12.04 - but the problem
persists in 14.04(.1).
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Title:
Chromium 34 ignores ComposeKey
To manage
I can report that the problem also arises in KDE and exactly as stated
here - all clients work, except Chromium. I tried setting this variable
here as follows (as outlined in the upstream bug):
GTK_IM_MODULE=gtk-im-context-simple
But no effect- problem still persists.
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I am affected too on Lubuntu 14.04 and I can confirm that the temporary
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If you delete .config/openbox or .config/lxpanel, the problem still is
persistent because the skeleton version of lubuntu-rc.xml that is copied
over (from etc) seems to be
Sorry, my intention was to file this bug against lubuntu-desktop.
** Also affects: lubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** No longer affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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I checked out beta1 of the Lubuntu 14.04 Live-CD. It appears that the
screen locker is active in this live environment and locks the session
after a while. Unfortunately, I don't know the user/password to get back
and even if I found it via internet search it still would be
There is already a workaround available here, it simply copies over the
old startlubuntu script from 13.04 back in place:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/360358/13-10-startlubuntu-command-for-
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also this issue:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lubuntu-default-
settings/+bug/1241958
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The most recent qemu 1.3.0+dfsg-5expubuntu3 has usb
Is there any workaround for people who want it just to be working?
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The most recent qemu 1.3.0+dfsg-5expubuntu3 has usb redirection
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Title:
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I am running Lubuntu 13.04 in a multihead configuration with separate
xservers and additionally installed pekwm lateron. When logging into
pekwm instead of startlubuntu, everything works fine except that the
screen does not get refreshed so old content does not go away until
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Actually, --ppa sounds as complicated as --mirror to me. You have to
do (too) much effort to build an ppa first. The workaround proposed by
Nick sounds better in this respect, but still I think that it has the
disadvantage that it is tinkering, because you copy in deb files which -
even when you
If I understand this correctly, your patch is only loosely related to
the original intention of this bug and the discussion, as it only allows
adding items to the sources.list and thus requires a PPA-site or manual
copying of .deb-files into the VM?
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Actually, --ppa sounds as complicated as --mirror to me. You have to
do (too) much effort to build an ppa first. The workaround proposed by
Nick sounds better in this respect, but still I think that it has the
disadvantage that it is tinkering, because you copy in deb files which -
even when you
If I understand this correctly, your patch is only loosely related to
the original intention of this bug and the discussion, as it only allows
adding items to the sources.list and thus requires a PPA-site or manual
copying of .deb-files into the VM?
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I can confirm that exactly the same problem is still present also on a
Thinkpad X60 in Ubuntu 12.04 running with Kernel . Here are some details
about the machine (from dmidecode):
BIOS Information
Vendor: LENOVO
Version: 7BETD7WW (2.18 )
Release Date: 11/20/2008
System
I was able to reproduce the problem also on a live-system running Ubuntu
12.10, so it seems that this issue is still not fixed. Anybody with a
X60/T61 (maybe others) who can also confirm this?
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I am using Kmail 4.8.4 from Kubuntu 12.04. I have the following folder
structure:
Inbox
+ Folder A
+ Folder B
+ Folder C
+ Folder D
+ Folder E
+ Folder F
Now I added a new folder Archive like that:
Inbox
- Folder A
- Folder B
- Folder C
- Folder D
- Folder E
- Folder F
-
I have the same problem in Ubuntu 12.04 with a Thinkpad X60 and the same
wifi card - it does not look like this has been fixed yet, and 4 years
have passed...!
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The problem was observed in Kubuntu 12.04
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Title:
Rebuilding KDE menu with kbuildsyscoca4 does
I can confirm this bug as well, I observed it on three different systems
running Ubuntu 12.04. I installed each of these systems using the
alternative Installer, selecting English as the System Language, German
Keyboard and en_US.UTF8 for the locale (which seems to be a fix to the
bug I reported
On my 12.04 installation the locale-gen workaround does not seem to
work anymore. I tried regenerating all locales but I always end up with
the following when running a command like perl:
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
LANGUAGE
Update: Actually I can confirm that on systems where the setting locale
failed problem appears also command-not-found is broken and crashes as
reported by Martin here. When you get rid of the setting locale failed
problem, command-not-found does not crash anymore.
But nevertheless, even if the
Public bug reported:
I recently switched from the normal kde session to kde-openbox-session.
Everything works fine, except that the KDE menus are empty and all file
associations are not working because i.e. dolphin thinks that I have no
applications installed.
I tried several things like
When I logged into the normal KDE session and I ran the kbuildsyscoca4
--noincremental command everything went fine and I got the menus
rebuilt. When I then logged into the kde-openbox-session again, the
menus were still there and seemed to be working.
I have no idea what actually caused this
I can confirm that Timothys Hack with downgrading the mentioned packages
is a working workaround for the kwin crash issue (no more crashes when
resizing the window etc. as well. (Unfortunately it does not tackle the
performance issue in QT applications which I hoped was correlated with
this
I just did another fresh full reinstall and used the latest nomachine
server/client/node, but as already reported here it still crashes, but
this time it seems to recover. It also crashes on each attempt to resize
the NX window as also reported here already.
Another thing that I noticed is that
Looks like the NX folks have released an update which promises to fix
this issue:
http://www.nomachine.com/news-read.php?idnews=371
Did someone try it already?
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The upper part of the welcome screen on the 12.04 Kubuntu LiveCD uses
the title installation process and talks about choosing the language
for the installation process. This could be pretty misleading for
novices who want to try the system without installation as this option
I just did a clean, fresh-install of the final Kubuntu 12.04 (amd64) and
only installed openssh-server and nomachine's NX. I am experiencing
exactly this bug here as well.
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I don't know, but they seem to have also serious performance problems on
12.04 which they at least know about:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libx11/+bug/985202
http://www.nomachine.com/tr/view.php?id=TR01J02646
From my POV it is a shame that they list Ubuntu 12.04 as supported on
Actually I did not experience it anymore with the alternative-ISOs in
12.04 final (non-server) - it informs me that there is no locale for
this combination and asks which one I'd like to use.
So I guess if it's still broken, then only for the server installs.
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I recently upgraded my system from Lucid (10.04) to Precise (12.04)
doing a full, fresh installation.
On lucid, my KVM switch (Aten CS682) was working properly switching the
linux machine and another windows machine. The only thing which did not
work were they multimedia
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Regression:
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Sorry, but I provided even more Logs and related information than the
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The machine I am experiencing this problem with is not a developer box I
use for playing around, so please accept that I can't provide all the
log files as detailed as apport-collect would like to collect
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When copying files into the Lubuntu-Desktop, always this There is
already a file with the same name in this location message pops up.
Canceling it is safe, but still it's pretty misleading.
I saw this bug already in 11.10, and in yesterday's precise ISO it's
still there.
**
Steps to reproduce:
- Login to Lubuntu (using encrypted home)
- Insert some USB Media
- Accept to view the contents in the popup dialog
- Select some of the contents, next hit ctrl+c
- click somewhere on the Desktop
- hit ctrl-v
The described dialog shall popup.
I suspect this to be some sort
I would also suggest to implement a default keyboard shortcut to
manually activate the screenlock by issuing ctrl+alt+L as used by most
other desktop environments.
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I assume the actual problem behind this ommission is that Lubuntu uses
the normal Ubuntu Kernel, and APM is not included there.
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Title:
No apm
As far as I can recall this package was not installed by default in any
of the previous lubuntu releases either? I had the same problem with the
package not being available, pretty bad if you just installed Lubuntu on
some new machine before you left home and are now trying to get online
with the
I can't confirm the temporary workaround described by Harry Krueger. For
me, I had to downgrade both ruby1.8 and libruby1.8 to the previous
version as well, then it worked.
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Same problem here, a really unacceptable breakage for an LTS version,
even for a package from Universe.
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Title:
Update ruby1.8
I was not able to reproduce this bug using virt-manager 0.9 under Ubuntu
11.10 connected to a remote KVM-host running a Windows XP Guest.
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Title:
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As of virt-manager included in Ubuntu 11.10, the dependency to ssh-
askpass is obviously missing. On an connection attempt to a virtual
host via ssh I get the following (misleading) error message:
-
Unable to open a connection to the libvirt management daemon.
Libvirt URI
Public bug reported:
(sorry for double-reporting this bug, but there was a data privacy issue
with the first reported, therefore it was closed. The bug itself is
still valid, though)
As of virt-manager included in Ubuntu 11.10, the dependency to ssh-askpass is
obviously missing. On an
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I can confirm the bug, having the same problem under 11.10 final. I
tried both i386 and amd64 using the text-installer and installing on a
btrfs partition, but it fails.
I am opting to raise the importance of this bug, a non-installable
system is a no-go!
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Just did a fresh installation of 11.10 - the issue seems to be fixed!
After entering the language options in the installer a new screen pops
up which forces me to select an encoding. As far as I remember this was
already the case for 11.04...
Can someone else confirm the fix please?
Why was this
I think this is exactly the problem.
One easy way to reproduce it is as follows:
1.) Insert an USB pendrive with btrfs on it.
2.) Verify that the USB pendrive got automounted (but do not open it in
nautilus)
3.) dd the pendrive (depending on your device number, i.e.: dd if=/dev/zero
Public bug reported:
After mounting a pendrive with btrfs on it, Ubuntu hangs on shutdown
even if the drive has been previously removed. The behavior can be
observed in Ubuntu 10.10 as well as in 10.04.
** Affects: btrfs-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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I have the same bug in Ubuntu 11.04 (actually Lubuntu 11.04 but it uses
afaik the same applet) with a Thinkpad X40. It also showed up after a
suspend/resume.
This seems to be one of the really long-living bugs!
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I see, this might be the problem then - sorry about not mentioning this.
I installed Lubuntu using the regular Ubuntu 11.04 i386 alternative
ISO and selected install a command-line system in the boot menu. After
the command-line-system was installed, I issued apt-get install
lubuntu-desktop.
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Sorry, but I don't have a separate test machine with 11.04 installed to
reproduce this problem. It would be very helpful though if someone else
who has such an environment could verify this.
I tried to reproduce it in a VM running 11.04 though, and there the
behavior seems to be the same (see new
Public bug reported:
It seems there is a bug in Lubuntu-Desktop i386 11.04 that causes
shortcut-menus for applications which require root access (i.e.
Synaptic) not to work.
Reproduction:
1. Call Start Menu - System Tools - Synaptic Package Manager
2. Enter your Passwort
Expected behavior:
Can we do something to get the QA-Teams attention on this bug, so it
will get finally fixed in 11.04?
I just tried to reproduce this bug with the instructions given above
both on a fully updated 10.04 and 10.10 and it failed in BOTH
environments, with the described symptom: The apply button
Here we go. I have just set up a Virtual Machine and booted 11.04-alpha3
inside it. Then I configured a Wireless connection with WPA2-Enterprise
with PEAP/MSCHAPv2. As you can see in the attached screenshot, the apply
button (in 11.04 it is named save now) remains grayed out, although
all
Sorry, my fault. Please ignore my last two postings. The Button remains
grayed out, because I did not enter/select an SSID name. With the name
provided, the button is not grayed out anymore - neither on 10.04, nor
10.10 nor 11.04-alpha3.
Unfortunately I can't test what happens when you click it,
I can confirm that the bug is still present in 10.04.2 LTS as of today.
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Title:
[upstream] Open office crashes when trying to set up Bibliography
Sorry, I have sold the T30 a few weeks ago, thus I can not contribute to
this bug anymore.
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Thinkpad T30: Auto-detection selects wrong
I have a similar problem.
I am running a Desktop with two screens and two separate desktops. Once
logged into the first desktop, I start an LXDE-Session on the second.
Now when kscreenlocker jumps in, the CPU usage on the first (locked -
why does it only lock one Desktop btw.?) Desktop goes up
Thank you for this interesting report, Jonathan.
I am still running the approach described in #33 with no problems so
far. I just tried running apt-get autoremove, but it did not suggest
removing the packages you have mentioned. I guess, not mentioning the
dependency works different than the
Is there a reason why thttpd is not enabled by default just like any
other server than you can install in Ubuntu? This is completely
confusing for first time users. The already mentioned non-verbosity of
this behaviour makes this problem even worse.
Setting this bug to confirmed since it really
So what's the temporary solution for this problem now? I would propose
to put the fixed lxdm with the conflicts libpam-ck-connector back to
-proposed and finally release it. As of the current situation, the out
of the box experience with Lubuntu really sucks. You do a normal
installation with
Sorry, I can't access the machine with this installation at the moment.
But if lubuntu-desktop depends (indirectly) on libpam-ck-connector, I
will have this package installed, since I carried out the steps
described in #27 and this involves the installation of lubuntu-desktop
with all its
Thank you for pointing out the related bug #576073, Julien. After
uninstalling libpam-ck-connector the issue with the USB stick has been
resolved. The USB pen drive work now properly after lxdm login with the
0.3.0-0ubuntu1 version of lxdm.
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As already mentioned in #bug 635698, removing the package also resolved
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Maybe you can run the apport-collect and contribute some system
information to this bug? Unfortunately I can't because I am not running
it on a production system and not on a separate testing system and it's
not clear to me, what data will be collected there.
** Changed in: openoffice.org
I just upgraded to 0.3.0-0ubuntu1. Unfortunately, the issue with the usb
pen drive is still present.
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I can confirm the fix proposed in #20: After installing the Natty
kernel 2.6.36-020636-generic #201010210905, the stottering is gone.
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I am also affected, running 10.10 on a Thinkpad X40, also with i855GM.
Sound playback is interrupted every 5-10 seconds and the mouse cursor
freezes for a moment. This is really horrible when you try to make a
softphone call.
I tried Glasen's PPA back in 10.04, but it did not resolve the various
Oh, I didn't consider the installation path yet. How did you (Julien,
bailout) install lubuntu 10.10? I installed a console system using the
Alternative Ubuntu ISO, then installed the package lubuntu desktop - I
didn't try doing an upgrade from 10.04.
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In order to verify this bug I once again executed the following steps on
a completely different machine, where I did a full, fresh installation
from scratch and precisely recorded all steps I made:
* Inserted Ubuntu Maverick 10.10 Alternative i386 CD and booted the installer
(selecting Command
I also verified the bruned CD image of the installation CD, it exactly
matches the MD5sum on the ftp server (419ad8ee1bb76a49490f4a08b5be43f0
*ubuntu-10.10-alternate-i386.iso).
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Julien, bailout: How did you install the new package? Via -proposed
updates or (like me) directly by download the .deb file and issuing
dpkg -i? Are there any dependencies the new package has, which the old
one might not had?
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Martin,
I have still the new package installed, and here is the output of udisks
--mount /dev/sdb1 (yes it's sdb1 in my case):
Mount failed: not authorized
It is exactly the same message I get in the popup dialog when inserting
the USB Stick (seems like it's a lxdm dialog?). When I try the
I uninstalled the new package and reinstalled the old package again. I
used the following commands:
apt-get autoremove lxdm apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
This works fine, since I installed the new package directly via dpkg,
not by adding the proposed repository. (Of course I downloaded the
I discovered also another problem, after reverting back to the old lxdm
package (don't know if it's related). Actually if I log into the console
first and then into the desktop via lxdm, the password manager seems not
to access the passwords-db where my wifi password is stored. With the
new lxdm
Yes sure, but it will take some time (propably ~10 hours) until I can
access my machine.
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Unfortunately I cannot confirm the fix with the new package. I have
manually replaced just the lxdm package, and although mounting the home
directory works now, I get a permission error when inserting an usb
stick. Reinstalling the old lxdm version gives the previous behaviour
(mounting broken,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: brasero
When burning a CD with an external USB burner, brasero 2.32.0 (running
on Ubuntu 10.10) showed an implausible time estimation, as illustrated
on the attached screen shot.
Also the progress estimation seems to be invalid. The burning process
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Binary package hint: brasero
As of Brasero 2.32.0 in Ubuntu 10.10, brasero displays the message
Please replace the disk with a supported CD or DVD (as shown on the
attached screen shot), although it could not detect
a) any disc at all or
b) not even a CD/DVD burner
It
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I was trying to execute various Test Cases from
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a Thinkpad T30 (see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Laptop/Reports/IBMThinkpadT30 for
apport information
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Thinkpad T30: Auto-detection selects wrong screen resolution
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** Attachment added: PciDisplay.txt
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/657113/+attachment/1680625/+files/PciDisplay.txt
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Thinkpad T30: Auto-detection selects wrong screen resolution
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/657113
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