A similar bug is affecting me, and maybe my situation can shed some
light. I actually DO have two batteries in my laptop. If one of the
batteries is depleted when I resume from sleep, I see this "battery is
critically low" warning followed by suspend, even though the other
battery has plenty of pow
Thanks for the solution, Daniel. When I switched from Unity to Gnome in
Ubuntu 12.10, I found that alt-tab wasn't working, and I tried to enable
it in ccsm, which worked on 12.04. The application switcher wasn't there
this time, and it took me quite a while to find this bug report. It
seems like ot
Maybe I'm missing something, but I now have version 3.8.14, and tying
"home" gives the required result, but not "nautilus".
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Title:
Nautilus does
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: slime
When APT installs SLIME, it pulls in SBCL as the default Lisp
implementation. However, when invoked in Emacs, SLIME gives the
minibuffer error:
"Searching for program: no such file or directory, lisp"
Evidently, SLIME is using
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: slime
When APT installs SLIME, it pulls in SBCL as the default Lisp
implementation. However, when invoked in Emacs, SLIME gives the
minibuffer error:
"Searching for program: no such file or directory, lisp"
Evidently, SLIME is using the name "lisp" to i
