Hi Simon,
I hope you can see that this report was from 2011 and that I commented
in 2014 saying it was likely too stale to bother. I was very surprised
today to see your comment and I recommend simply closing this issue
since the version is far in the past.
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Same problem --
Fresh install of Ubuntu-14.04.1 64-bit .iso followed by two reboots and
certainty of all apt-get updates installed
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 video card
No Additional Drivers detected by the built-in tools.
For now I'm enabling the xorg-edgers ppa but I shouldn't have to and
it's
Public bug reported:
Sorry for the scant awareness here, but I was just computing along
when this happened. At the time, I think an 'apt get update' was
running and that's all I was really doing besides browsing Facebook or
something in Chrome and looking up Ubuntu community help topics in
Public bug reported:
When I resume my computer from sleep there is only one problem I've
found. Otherwise sleep and resuming from it work fine.
To reproduce:
1. Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit, all up to date. Enable multiple workspaces (for
example I use 2x2). Start some applications on more than one
I can confirm this is still the case in my configuration -- Ubuntu
Trusty Tahr (14.04), 64 bit desktop version, and banshee 2.6.2.
It is somewhat ironic that enabling the gapless playback option
actually CAUSES a gap in playback.
I do not experience playback fully stopping, and in my case it is
It's still not a bug, just a difference between what newer Linux users
may expect and normal Ubuntu behavior.
When I posted in 2011 I was still new to using Linux on a system with
multiple hard drives, though I had used it for longer on a single-drive
system. Ubuntu, and Linux distros in
Hi Michael, I agree with Chow Loong Jin that deleting your banshee
database and re-importing your library will most likely fix everything
in your latest description.
I'm sorry to hear of your frustration with Linux. That was my opinion
circa 2008-9, but in recent years I have been much more
John Doe, if you have not done so already, uncheck Show hidden and
backup files in nautilus' Edit Preferences Views. At least that
will change your default so you won't be reverting to showing hidden
every time you open a nautilus window. It won't remember your use of
View Show Hidden Files
In case anyone else finds this bug before a solution, I believe it's
possible to turn down or mute the volume on the greeter screen and the
setting will be persistent. There was a bug with this but it's reported
fixed.
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@Sebastien: I tried a guest session just now.
1. This was my first time using a guest session since installing 14.04.
2. On this first opening of the guest session, the nautilus preference
was found to be unchecked, so it did not show hidden files.
3. Leaving the preference unchanged, I used
My similar bug report on 14.04 got linked to this one. But mine is not
identical.
The difference: on this report the original poster writes, When changed
via gui the setting is remembered correctly. In my case that is not
true. No matter whether I use Ctrl+H or View Show Hidden Files, the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1247221 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1247221
Thank you for the workaround. I've added some comments to the other bug
report because it did not sufficiently describe the bug I was seeing (in
fact it conflicted in one way). But it's close enough to
Technically, the title of this bug report is a little misleading.
It says Nautilus doesn't remember setting for showing hidden files
correctly when org.gtk.Settings.FileChooser show-hidden is true.
But nautilus also doesn't remember the setting when the preference is
false. So the title of this
Public bug reported:
Summary:
Since 14.04, the nautilus file manager is always showing hidden items when I
open it. The setting can be changed, but reverts when I close the app so the
next time I use it it again defaults to showing hidden items.
Expected behavior: nautilus defaults to not
I experienced this during the process of upgrading from 13.10 to 14.04
final beta in a terminal window using the command sudo do-release-
upgrade -d. Running the command suggested in the warning message in a
console window during and after the upgrade did nothing useful. After
completing the
Probably no longer important -- this issue is too old. I only reported
it because the system advised me to.
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Title:
Ubuntu 11.04 installer
Same as above, this is still a problem when installing 14.04 final beta
from a USB stick created with either unetbootin or ubuntu's own Startup
Disk Creator. Same solution as above worked for me.
I want to recommend Ubuntu to my friends who are discontinuing Windows
but it's hard to believe I
Same here, attempted to install Chrome stable .deb 64-bit using the
save-and-open option from Firefox, going with the default of allowing
Software Center to do the installation.
On a second attempt I saved the .deb in my Downloads folder and then installed
it from a shell using:
dpkg -i
I had this bug back when Saucy was new, and the fix for it back then
worked.
It returned today for the first time on Saucy (fully updated). killall
unity-panel-service worked as an immediate fix, but I hope the bug does
not return. This was on a fresh boot. Apparently something
regressed?
This bug has returned today on my machine (fully updated Saucy / 13.10
64-bit) after seeming fixed for months. I had to killall unity-panel-
service as an immediate/temporary solution but I hope it will be fixed
in distribution.
Is it the same as this one?
I also confirm that starting:
UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= banshee
launches banshee with working equalizer -- with, of course, the banshee menu
right inside the top of the banshee window instead of proxied to the top of the
screen. I am on Saucy, 13.04 with all updates.
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Thank you! Here is the output of apt-cache policy banshee:
banshee:
Installed: 2.6.1-2ubuntu1
Candidate: 2.6.1-2ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 2.6.1-2ubuntu1 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ saucy/universe amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
The output of
Hi Loong Jin,
Well, this may be good news --
Ctrl+E still activates the equalizer! I had not thought to try it
before since the option was grayed out on the View menu.
I suppose that is probably easier to deal with (though also lower
priority) than if the equalizer was becoming totally
Here's a screenshot showing banshee's View menu with equalizer option greyed
out (attached).
Yes, I had to set a few seconds' delay in order to capture it.
** Attachment added: Screenshot of Banshee with View menu equalizer option
grey
I had the indicator-session problem, and was glad to see it was fixed in
a recent update. Before the indicator-session fix, I did not have any
problem with indicator-datetime. Now I do.
Logging out and back in takes care of it, I don't have to reboot.
13.10 64-bit here, from a fresh install.
`gst-inspect-1.0 | grep equalizer` shows:
equalizer: equalizer-10bands: 10 Band Equalizer
equalizer: equalizer-3bands: 3 Band Equalizer
equalizer: equalizer-nbands: N Band Equalizer
Is anyone working on this? Do I have to reinstall banshee?
Every time I reinstall Banshee it takes a very
Same problem, fresh new install (not upgrade) of 13.10, really wasn't
happy with rhythmbox under 13.10 so I installed banshee. When first
installed, two days ago, banshee's Equalizer was available. I changed
one or two extensions (I did NOT enable anything connected with
Last.fm.). I cannot
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1166582 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1166582
The bug that this one is marked as a duplicate of, #1166582, does not
exist. Confusing!
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Yes, the same problem is still in effect as of Firefox 20.0 on all of my
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS systems including a clean install.
The problem and a successful workaround are described well here:
http://keramida.wordpress.com/2009/11/07/dejavu-condensed-as-default/
From reading other bug reports and
This is not actually an OpenOffice bug per se, but an interaction
between Ubuntu's fontconfig and several different programs, including
(but not limited to?) Open/Libre, Firefox, and probably several others.
What these seem to have in common is the use of GTK+ font chooser
dialogs.
There is an
I third that... Ubuntu backup (deja-dup to Ubuntu One) has not worked
for me for many months due to this bug, and after so much time I think I
probably need to just stop waiting for a fix and FTP or SSH to my own
web host. But I already do that, and I was thinking of Ubuntu One as a
very nice
Tim, thank you very much for the suggestion.
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Title:
update-manager crashes; problem with merge list
To manage notifications about this bug go
OK to close -- see UPDATE at the top of original report above.
** Description changed:
- I'm fairly close to a noob on this, so I'm just reporting exactly what
- the error window says:
+ UPDATE: Possibly still a bug, but this resolved itself over two days. 1
+ day after this report, and after a
** Attachment added: contents of /var/log/dist-upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/898758/+attachment/2614904/+files/bugfiles
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Title:
Public bug reported:
I'm fairly close to a noob on this, so I'm just reporting exactly what
the error window says:
quote
Could not initialize the package information
An unresolvable problem occurred while initializing the package
information.
Please report this bug against the 'update-manager'
Hm, I don't think my file submission was created correctly by the tar
command I mentioned. It's been a long time since I was a BSD Unix user
in the 90s and haven't had to tar anything since then... I'm usually
just extracting and not creating archives. Sorry, will try again if
given a different
One last thing to add to my original report. I also ran sudo apt-get
clean after running the Janitor utility. But again, that was two or
three days ago and it seemed like the system was fine until then. Then
just today, update-manager showed this problem. So perhaps that is
unrelated. But I
Attaching the merge file that was reported in the error message:
/var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric_universe_binary-i386_Packages
just in case that helps.
Happy to attach others if requested, sorry my attempt to upload the apt
logs etc. failed before.
** Attachment
Public bug reported:
I am filing this report not from inside the installer, but still before
a reboot. So according to the instructions below, I will attach
/var/log/installer/syslog and /var/log/installer/partman. I was unable
to file from inside the installer because the wireless connection
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/801471/+attachment/2180168/+files/syslog
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Title:
Ubuntu 11.04 installer crash,
One more observation. Today I forgot to mount my media drive before
starting Banshee and trying to play from a playlist. When I clicked the
play button, in the past it has just not worked, though sometimes
Banshee made at least some sort of visual indication that I had clicked
the button, but
OK, one day later the problem is back. There are only two real changes
I made to my Ubuntu 11.04 system since yesterday when I deleted
banshee's media db and re-imported media which caused it to work
properly again.
Since yesterday I set up the Empathy Internet Messaging widget that is I
guess
I should have realized it while I was typing my previous message. All I
have to do is manually mount the source drive before I try to play the
files in Banshee.
So it's not exactly a bug, but it is a usability issue. Some new users
(especially newcomers to Ubuntu) will not understand why their
This should be reopened! I'm seeing a lot of internet chatter about the
same issue. Banshee at some point (this is within 24 hours of a
completely fresh install of Ubuntu 11.04 with the default installation
of banshee) just stops playing music. I have only imported a single
time, which brought
By the way, if it happens again I will try the test Kamus suggested to
Pete in the messages above -- I will try playing other media in other
ways, such as opening a video with Totem, etc. and make sure system
sound and other media players are working. But I will have to wait
until (if) the
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