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After upgrading yesterday to 24.04, thunderbird would not open. I got
the error "Thunderbird is already running, but not responding". In the
terminal, it looks like this:
$ thunderbird
Gtk-Message: 10:04:38.068: Not loading module "atk-bridge": The functionality
is
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When I start a game (Surviving Mars) via Steam the framerates are
abysmal, somewhere between 10 to 20 fps. On 17.4.22 it still hit 60 fps.
When my screen is attached to the 6600 XT card and the game is running,
the following can be seen:
jan-bart@barts-tuxbox:/sys$ cat
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Ubuntu port of v4l2loopback doesn't behave the same as official port
(v0.12.5)
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For the benefit of bystanders who might be using the Clipboard Indicator
extension to Gnome, I've switched to CopyQ and been quite happy with the
results. I'll know more in the next 2-3 weeks whether this problem
persists in my environment when I complete my next expense report.
In the meantime,
This bug https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/fontconfig/fontconfig/issues/71
suggests that substantial improvements have been made to the fontconfig
package against null pointer dereferences after version 2.13.0-5.
Please re-open. I have the same bug.
$ /usr/bin/evince
(evince:2751): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:31:32.744: Attempting to read the recently
used resources file at '/home/user/.local/share/recently-used.xbel', but the
parser failed: Failed to open file
“/home/user/.local/share/recently-used.xbel”:
I can also reproduce the crash with the minimal test program provided in
the bug report (nice catch!). I am on Ubuntu 18.04.2.
** Changed in: fontconfig (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Confirmed
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Can confirm that removing xserver-xorg-input-synaptics fixes the issue.
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Touchpad hotkey 'functional' but has no effect in 18.04 (Bionic)
I tested the example with libqt5multimedia5-plugins installed and it
worked.
qtmultimedia5-dev requires libqt5multimedia5-plugins to work correctly.
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A workaround is to use vlc.
Use Open new streaming device
set Video input: /dev/video0
Click the open button.
You can take photos using Video - Take snapshot. They will land in
~/Pictures/ as vlcsnap*
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If i play a certain mp3-file the height of the totem window can not be
adjusted below a very high value. My screen has a height of 1050px and
the totem window has at least a height of 1000px.
I consider this a bug, since the minimal height of the totem window
depends on the
Thanks Hiro. I overlooked this. Patch looks good to me. We don't need to
check for NS_FAILED(rv) again, because either way void is returned.
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Hi Irving, thanks for the review.
For some reason I did not get/read the notification email from Mozilla.
I, too, noticed that there are other places which would deserve attention and
use of a similar function. However, I would prefer this patch to go through
first, and that we make another bug
The follow-up bug is at Bug 912465 (feel free to change the component, etc).
Lets continue there.
Thank you Irving, Aceman, and Ryan.
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Title:
Created attachment 756486
Write updated popstate in tempfile first, then move over
As in Bug 246675, using NS_NewSafeLocalFileOutputStream now, which is an
existing implementation that writes to a temp file first.
I verified that this patch works using strace and filling the disk.
Writing to the
Created attachment 756011
Write updated popstate in tempfile first, then copy over
This patch should prevent the bug, because move does not fail when the
disk is full.
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17.0.5 (64bit), ~50.000 POP emails, this bug is annoying.
I use this addon to get rid of the havoc:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/thunderbird/addon/remove-duplicate-messages-alte/
But junk mail, manually removed before, can remain.
With the DiskSpaceAvailableInStore(file, spaceRequested)
Created attachment 756290
Write updated popstate in tempfile first, then move over
Can't reproduce disk full bug using this patch.
Can reproduce disk full bug without this patch.
Move does not fail when the disk is full.
For testing, the disk must be filled up between connecting to the server
Hey and thank your for your fast reply
How can i remove the directly installed driver?
To my knowledge all nvidia drivers ( nvidia-current, nvidia-updates and so on)
should allready be removed from my system!?
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after udating to 13.04 i can bot but gui isn't running
i normally used gdm / lightdm nothing seems to work now.
on normal startup i end up at a blue striped background that after a while
fades to a complete black screen. (i think i got it back after an gdm update a
while
I see the same problem in LO 4.0.2.2 on 64-bit a fresh installation of
Raring. In addition to the HUD not working, LO's traditional menu
mnemonics don't work, (# 739184 [Libreoffice] Mnemonics do not work in
Unity).
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Here is a little update on how i disabled intel card and fixed the bug
(wtith x / nvidia-settings) ...
This should be done from a terminal without a gui running so either do it via
1) recovery mode terminal as root or 2) logout alt+ctrl+f1
..if a sudo command isnt accepted run it as root with
(correction..)
DEBUG: Processing quirk dell laptitude
DEBUG: Failure to match ASUSTeK Computer with dell laptitude
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Ubuntu 12.10 Nvidia
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since 12.10 i'we experienced alot of gfx problems
My computer is the ASUS ul30vt (64bit) with 2 gfx cards. one nvidia g210m and
one onboard intel.
- gfx is being run by onboard intel graphic card, cannot turn on/install nvidia
driver for g210m
- when able to update headers
Thanks for your reply Dave Lents
Before ubuntu 12.10 i had Bumblebee installed, with glxgear(low fps) /
'optirun glxgear' (highfps) working.
However i wish to only run my nvidia graphic card, and completly disable the
onboard intel gfx, for improved performance and since my laptop battery
Here is my most recent Bootchart, hopefully it can help a bit with the
debugging
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bug still present in kubuntu 12.04.1 with current updates installed.
only '20' denotes the space character.
workaround: just add % before the 20's
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bug still present in kubuntu 12.04.1 with current updates installed.
only '20' denotes the space character.
same workaround: just add % before the 20's
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using Printer Configuration - KDE Control Module
Bug is still present in kubuntu 12.04.1 with current updates installed.
Only the '20' denotes the space character.
Workaround: just add % before the 20's
(xubuntu adds samba printers properly though)
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The new Cintiq 22HD from wacom is not recognised by the current Quantal kernel.
Support has been added into upstream kernel, and could be easily backported to
Ubuntu's kernel using this patch from Ping Cheng:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/1180341/
I have a Cintiq 22HD
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The new Cintiq 22HD from wacom is not recognised by the current Quantal
kernel. Support has been added into upstream kernel, and could be easily
backported to Ubuntu's kernel using this patch from Ping Cheng:
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Thanks for the fast answer! I can confirm that the device is recognised
and works correctly with your patched kernel.
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New Wacom 22HD
good thing we get the link though.
might even load faster than the changelog if the browser's already open.
though having the changelog there in update manager is still more intuitive.
been missing it for several update days already.
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does not appear in nautilus context menu in 12.04
** Affects: nautilus-clamscan (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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The same problem affects the Nicaragua's locale file (es_NI.UTF-8).
Nicaragua seems to use a dot as decimal separator, not a comma (*). This
causes problems in my application (Kdenlive) that is based on Qt, which
uses the correct decimal separator (a dot).
I don't understand why this
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right after reboot
ProblemType: KernelOops
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: linux-image-3.2.0-23-generic 3.2.0-23.36
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.2.0-23.36-generic 3.2.14
Uname: Linux 3.2.0-23-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: fglrx
AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound
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BUG: scheduling while atomic: Xorg/4581/0x1001
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on a vostro 3550 with single usb3 port, after plugging in portable usb3
drive it IS recognized. right after loading a CD into drive, usb3
portable drive is no longer detected by ubuntu. like it was
disconnected.
this can be one more thing that you could test with the newer kernel, Solomon,
to
the CD mentioned above was loaded in the separate onboard drive bay
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just happened with all updates installed.
( no new updates with sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade, sudo
apt-get dist-upgrade.)
pc still running which is good. hopefully no updates that will make
systems unusable.
actually just had one, but it was because amd/ati radeon binary driver
was
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ubuntu 12.04 beta1, current dist-upgrade, updates
great tremulous still works!
but itsy bitsy bug: after exiting, desktop resolution stays the same as
the resolution in tremulous (which does not have the native resolution
of current wide screen), meaning it looks square
Created attachment 6138
Patch with updated comments
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en_ZA locale decimal point inconsistency
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The patch proposed by martin Pitt is is ok for, but I guess it's better
to also fix the comments of the en_ZA file. I uploaded a patch that
contains the fix proposed by Martin as well as comment fixes.
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I am a 0day convert to the Linux world, and ran into this problem
yesterday. Installing via Wubi download most recent version, 64 bit on
all new/recent hardware. I also ran into many other problems -
installing ATI driver (I know, not supported) would not work, Firefox
acted real funny, Software
follow-up to my comment on #100.
on xubuntu oneiric 11.10, bug is back.
on tty, about 2 times each second:
hub 2-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 5
noticed it after installation of pulseaudio-module-bluetooth.
not sure if that's the cause though. or if it's from updates.
all usb
sometimes there is no error at all when the computer is newly booted up.
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USB devices work, but constant syslog errors unable to enumerate
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'Skip All' button comes in useful when copying over files of large
quantities and no overwrite of existing files in destination is desired.
I know it's a feature request.。。
But it seems less like a 'brainstorm' and more of a launchpad thing.
to implement:
- add a button to
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en_ZA locale decimal point inconsistency
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In the locales package, the file en_ZA (for South Africa) gives a dot
'.' as decimal point. However, the Qt library gives a comma ',' as
decimal point. This creates problems when a Qt program is trying to
communicate with a non Qt program since the decimal point is not the
still present on ubuntu 10.04 lucid.
specs:
nautilus file browser 2.30.1 - not sure if this is used by firefox
flash 11.0.1.152
on both
firefox 7.0.1
chromium 15.0.874.106
i thought linux didnt depend on file extensions.
(i guess it doesnt when running a file, but it does when filtering file
no more 'unable to enumerate device' errors for me, when using xubuntu
11.10 on the same hardware.
great job.
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USB devices work, but
Also still present on lucid with SCIM.
But Damian's workaround also still works.
Thanks Damian (#9).
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Good news! I was able to make my 2 wacom devices (touchscreen and
Intuos2) work correctly in Krita using the attached patch against Qt.
Chase Douglas was right about Qt incorrectly using the recieved events
because not all axis are sent. I simply updated Jussi's patches like
that:
Instead of just
I had a look at the Krita sources, as pointed out by Jussi, and the
problem does not come from the kis_canvas_controller code, but seems to
come from kis_canvas_widget_base.cpp.
There, we have the following code:
void KisCanvasWidgetBase::processTabletEvent(QTabletEvent *e)
{
Animitim, the uTouch Qt4 package is still building (at least from what I can
see), it is the following version:
qt4-x11 - 4:4.7.4-0ubuntu3~utouch1
So I think you don't have the update yet. Will try tonight myself.
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Hmm, looks like we are progressing in what the problem is.
As suggested by Jussi, I tried the tablet sample app from qt4-demos, and
I can confirm that pressure works fine.
However in that demo app, when I try to use the tilt value from the
tablet to set line width (in the Tablet menu Line width
I just tested using latest Oneiric xserver-xorg (1.10.4)
If I remove all the latest patches starting from the 503, it works fine
(pressure ok and no jumping lines).
I see no difference if I only apply the struct changes described by Jussi in
comment #32. Pressure and everything still works
Pressure works for me on my own recordings. Maybe you need some
calibration or configuration of the Krita brush. I can see a very small
sign of pressure sensitivity on your recording : the beginning of the
first stroke is slightly grey , meaning the opacity was not at 100%
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I don't think it is caused by some upgrade problem since I could
reproduce the issue with an Oneiric live CD
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Touchscreen not working,
Ok, some more infos. If I change the inputattach udev rule baud rate to 38400
(replace
--baud 19200 with --baud 38400, I have some more success, and my device is
then recognised as a Wacom Serial Penabled 2FG Touchscreen. It is listed in
the xsetwacom command, however, trying to use the
... And here is the info (Xorg log and xsetwacom info) when I comment
out the inputattach udev rule, and my touchscreen works fine
** Attachment added: Log info without the inputattach rule
Thanks Stephen.
Yes, I confirm that splitting the inputattach udev rule like suggested
in http://bugs.debian.org/632961 (baud rate of 38400 for wacom devices)
AND removing the wacom id from /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-wacom.conf
(see patch below) allows my touchscreen to be correctly
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I attached 3 files, with 2 recordings in case it can help. First one is
with the bug, second one without the bug (patched xserver-xorg-core):
* lenovo X201t props is the result from evemu-describe,
* lenovo X201t record is the result from evemu-record (see #1)
* lenovo X201t patched record is
I don't know if it is of any interest, but I tried to replay the 2
record files that I just attached to this bug report with evmu-play.
When using the official xserver-xorg-core, nothing is drawn in Krita. I
can see the cursor move but nothing is drawn with both recordings (the
buggy and the
I investigated a bit and reverting the fix for issue #774938 (1) fixes the
problem and my touch / stylus work correctly.
So the regression is introduced by the following patch
503_fix_masked_transformed_valuators.patch
Using a Lenovo X201T with Wacom touchscreen. Let me know if I can help
in
Oh, thanks a lot! I can confirm that killing inputattach also solves the
problem for me and the touchscreen works after an X restart!
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If it can be of any help, here is the xorg log when using Natty (from
live CD) on the same machine, with the touchscreen working correctly.
[ 101.106] (II) config/udev: Adding input device Serial Wacom Tablet
(/dev/ttyS4)
[ 101.106] (**) Serial Wacom Tablet: Applying InputClass Wacom serial
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The touchscreen of my Lenovo X201T does not work in Oneiric, it was
working with Natty.
Using Oneiric with latest updates, same for the daily live CD from 27
august 2011.
xserver-xorg-input-wacom is at version: 1:0.11.0-0ubuntu1
The Xorg log shows the following info:
[
looks like have to file a new bug?
update on this is that bluetooth actually stopped working on the laptop the
unbind fix was applied on.
so it was not a real fix if i wanted to use bluetooth.
bluetooth works on windows.
other info which might be related:
- for this laptop, bluetooth is also
I also tested, and installing the 0.11 version of xserver-xorg-input-
wacom did not change anything for me.
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wacom stylus jumps with
I tested your package (xserver-xorg-core), but it doesn't change
anything, sorry. I see no difference with the official
2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.1 version.
sudo dpkg -s xserver-xorg-core reports:
Package: xserver-xorg-core
Status: install ok installed
Priority: optional
Section: x11
Installed-Size:
Yes, I can see the unwanted lines when playing back the record. I attach
the recording in case it can be useful
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I mean that I can see the lines when playing the record from bug 762938,
and attached in my previous comment is another recording from me that
also shows the lines on playback, here is also my device.prop.
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Hi Jimmy,
I think some laptop chipsets trigger the issue.
those with NVIDIA MCP67 ?- others can verify their chipsets
using lspci
laptop in question:
00:01.3 Co-processor: nVidia Corporation MCP67 Co-processor (rev a2)
00:02.0 USB Controller: nVidia Corporation MCP67 OHCI USB 1.1
oh yeah workaround in my post on #79 you need to look up your USB
(?port) numbers
ls /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ehci_hcd
ls /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ohci_hcd
post on #85 looks cleaner, didn't try it though.
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I am experiencing the same problem as animitim (stylus input seems to
jump), and I confirm that the issue is related to the latest xserver-
xorg-core.
Reverting to previous version:
apt-get install xserver-xorg-core=2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1
Solves the problem and pressure works fine with the qt version
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wacom stylus jumps with latest xserver-xorg-core
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Ok, I opened a bug report for xserver-xorg-core here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/799202
As you can see in my bug description, the problem only appears with
touch sensitive devices using the utouch-team unstable ppa.
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It is working correctly with version 2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.
This issue is somehow related to issue #762938 (no pressure sensitivity
with wacom tablet).
A fix for pressure sensitivity was
** Description changed:
Wacom input jumps while drawing with xserver-xorg-core version
2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.1
It is working correctly with version 2:1.10.1-1ubuntu1.
This issue is somehow related to issue #762938 (no pressure sensitivity
with wacom tablet).
A fix for pressure
I attached the image to the bug report, since I cannot find a way to
link it correctly
** Attachment added: Jumping cursor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/799202/+attachment/2174502/+files/pressure_bug.png
** Description changed:
Wacom input jumps while drawing
Well looks like nobody's assigned to this bug. Still, it is confirmed.
So a workaround worked:
at first simply unbinding ehci entries worked inconsistently, but also
unbinding ohci entries did the trick.
adding the following to /etc/rc.local worked for me:
#unbind ehci (USB2.0) and ohci
might be a regression.
same issue for me on a HP dv2000.
$ lspci
00:00.0 RAM memory: nVidia Corporation MCP67 Memory Controller (rev a2)
00:01.0 ISA bridge: nVidia Corporation MCP67 ISA Bridge (rev a2)
00:01.1 SMBus: nVidia Corporation MCP67 SMBus (rev a2)
00:01.2 RAM memory: nVidia Corporation
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