Exactly the same thing happened on my other computer this morning. I
noticed that I wasn't prompted to reboot the computer after a new kernel
was installed, which I thought a bit odd. But when I started the
Software center the button turned red. I think this is another bug so
I'll start a new bug
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I have experienced this bug on two different computers. I have noticed
that when a system restart is necessary the user isn't notified until
the software center is launched. This morning a new kernel was
installed, and I thought it strange that I wasn't prompted to restart
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The on/off button changed colour to red today to indicate a system
restart was nessary. It's much clearer now - however what was strange
was that I did the update in the morning and the button only changed
several hours later, at the very moment I launched the Ubuntu Software
center. I don't know
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After this morning's extensive updates I rebooted my computer and found
that X seems to now have crashed on this system. I have included a
photograph as an attachment. I then logged in and logged out and the
problem remained, although slightly more psychedelic this time!
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And here is the second photo:
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More information that may help you with the analysis. If an application
is not full-screen, a trace of it remains on the screen when it's
closed; if an application that is dragged around the screen, it leaves
traces as in the photo attached here:
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I encounter this problem in 11.10 using Unity.
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Screen goes to sleep when told not to
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I dnn't know if this is a bug or a feature request. But it seems to me to be an
oversight, and so I'm posting it as a bug.
I have found the new Open with... option when right clicking a program has
become too watered down, to the point that it sometimes becomes
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New Open with in right click dialogue box does not allow custom
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The newer version downloaded from the website works.
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game crashed with SIGABRT in __kernel_vsyscall()
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I have found that the libreoffice media player cannot be closed once opened.
Usually, there is no close button on the top panel. Closing Libreoffice does
not correct this issue - when the application is launched again, the media
player opens with it and cannot be
Update: eventually managed to close it. I think the trick is to scale
the two windows, which makes the button appear in the media player. At
first this button won't operate, but when I dragged the window to the
centre of the screen it worked.
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If the dash is activated then left alone until the screen locks
automatically, the password window gets hidden behind the dash. It's
barely visible, but still works.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: dash 0.5.5.1-7.4ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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Tried a clean install of Alpha 3. Installer gets to remove old packages.
Included syslog with this report, cannot include partman because the
browse button on this website will only allow me to select one file
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Ocelot installer crash
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Sorry it took a while to reply, I've been away. I confirm that the new
kernel has solved this problem. However, booting seems very slow and
logging in takes ages.
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Reinstalled Natty this morning. Same problems. Setting radeonmodest=0
doesn't help and it is impossible to boot into a text console - even
recovery mode freezes with a black screen of death. I chrooted and
modified the sources.list file as suggested in the tutorial and this
time I was able to do
I did a dpkg --reconfigure -a
Then I tried dpkg -configure linux-image blah, blah
I can't go any further on this one un-aided, though. I'm not a developer
and this problem exceeds my level of competence by light years!
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Hi
I've had to re-install Maverick on this machine as I use it at work. I'd
like to try the procedure you mention this weekend. Will this be
possible under Maverick? I mean, if I follow the procedure before I do
an update -d, will Natty install with the proposed kernel? If not, how
can I get this
I second the above request. I tried installing the new kernel by
applying the ppa via chroot but it failed. I think I'll wait a few days
until the kernel is mainstreamed and do a reinstall then.
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Tried again this morningm, with the newly released final released. I was
very disappointed to see that the problem remains. I wonder how many
first time Linux users will have this as their very first Ubuntu
experience.
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Just tried again with the boot option acpi=off - same result.
Also, any attempt to boot into rescue mode results in a system freeze and a
black screen of death.
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Hi Omer,
I've just tried again and I can report that everything seems to work
normally now. I can't confirm for certain yet because I haven't used it
for a long period of time - but it's looking good.
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After upgrading from Maverick to Natty, this machine (now running via a
Live CD) becomes unbootable. The boot process seems to start off OK, but
then finishes with an aubergine screen of death with a solid blue line
at the top (see attached photo). I have tried the
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After upgrading from Maverick to Natty, this machine (now running via a
Live CD) becomes unbootable. The boot process seems to start off OK, but
then finishes with an aubergine screen of death with a solid blue line
at the top (see attached photo). I have tried the
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I was the person who started this bug report nearly one year ago now. I
intended to alert the developers to the presence of a bug I thought might
affect my graphics card only. I didn't start it with the desire of creating a
rant page as seen in forums. I felt a bit awkward when I sent it off -
The problem concerned the global menu. For a while, the global menu
didn't work with qt applications and so Scribus was working fine. The
global menu seems to be working with Scribus now, and I can no longer
reproduce the bug. It seems to be resolved (for the moment at least).
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I forgot to add that killing Thunderbird and then restarting it didn't
make a difference - it'd still open as shown in the Screenshot. I had to
restart X to get it working normally again.
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Yes to both points. I do indeed have wobbly windows enabled. The bug
does sound similar to 727060, but I cannot reproduce it following the
steps indicated. Will disable wobbly windows and let you know if it
happens again.
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Hi
I have just encoutered a very strange bug with Thunderbird. I can't tell
you the exact procedure to reproduce it, but basically I started
Thundird and the window opened as shown in the attached screenshot. Now,
whenever I open Thunderbird (I
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Graphics freeze
OK, just rebooted from cold and the mouse was recognized. I ran dmesg
again and this time I find the mouse:
[3.197434] generic-usb 0003:046D:C50E.0001: input,hidraw0: USB HID
v1.11 Mouse [Logitech USB RECEIVER] on usb-:00:02.0-2/input0
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Hi,
Thanks for the detailed instructions. I think it's very unlikely that
it's the mouse that's at fault. I never experienced this issue in
Maverick but the very day I installed the alpha 1 version of Natty the
recognition of the mouse became on and off. After a few weeks' using
Alpha 1 my wife
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Logitech wireless mouse recognition variable
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Hi,
I don't know if this is an Xorg problem, but I don't know where to put this
bug. Apologies in advance if this is the wrong place.
I have found that my Logitech mouse is not usually recognised on first boot.
Restarting the computer will
I have encountered this bug with Crossover
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Opening a known good *.deb with software centre, fails to install as
lintian errors cannot
I have just installed the alpha-2 version of Natty and I cannot
reproduce this issue. However, I think this may be because the
application buttons are no longer appearing in the top panel as they did
in the alpha-1 release. It is possible that I re-encounter the problem
when the Scribus buttons
Sorry for the time it's taken for me to reply. I've since re-installed
Maverick because the bugs in Natty make it unusable right now. I'll re-
install it when I have some spare time and try to send you some screen
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I have since re-installed 10.10 (as my wife got cross with me over using
a buggy distro!) but I hadn't ever logged into the classic desktop while
using Natty. I'd be more than happy to re-install 11.04 if you wish me
to provide any more information.
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After the recent upgrades, the behaviour of applying Twinview has changed. The
Classic Gnome menu no longer appears, but funny things do still happen. I've
had the Ubuntu icon in the top left corner disappearing, the applets in the top
panel blanked out and the Kde top panel replacing the
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Nvidia Twinview loads classic Ubuntu top panel
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Sorry. False alert. I hadn't pushed the card in far enough. It's fine
now. Upgrading to the upstream kernel seems to have resolved the issue.
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OK, I've done as you indicated. Now I find that the SD card won't mount
at all.
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SD memory card
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I hope this is the right procedure for re-opening a bug report as I have
already filed one on this in Lucid here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/569407
I was asked to re-open the bug report if I experienced this problem in
the next release - which I did. Now I am
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Hi
After launching the Twinview function to enable multiple screens, the
top panel from Ubuntu classic, ie Applications, Places, System + the
Firefox launcher and any other launchers the user has put in the Ubuntu
Classic top panel are loaded into
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Hi,
While testing Unity in Maverick I noticed that some key buttons
necessary to be able to use Scribus are blanked out, making Scribus
unuseable in this environment. The buttons are Item, Insert, Page, View
and Edit. I tried updating Scribus from
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I've been playing around with Scribus in Unity and have just found that it is
possible to get all the buttons to function, bar the Item button which still
doesn't work. The steps are as follows:
1) Open a document using Scribus
2) Maximize the Scribus window
3) Close
I was about to report a bug on this but will add my two penny's worth
here. I really, really like Unity. I think it's a great development, but
this issue makes using it difficult. One of the things I would really
miss from Gnome is the way that removable media like USB sticks and the
like are
I am not so bothered about a splashscreen that lasts a couple of
seconds. However, I do have to agree that the number of bugs in Ubuntu
is starting to become an issue. Every time I install a new version of
Ubuntu, something breaks. I find Fedora more reliable, which is aimed as
an experimental
Thanks for the info. I'm not going to jump ship over this issue, but I
might if some of the other bugs that Mint doesn't suffer from don't get
sorted out in Ubuntu.
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Yes, I've come across the solution proposed in this blog too; but I
really don't like adding 6 seconds to the boot up time. As I said
before, the boot sequence is only on for a couple of seconds; I really
don't see the point of making a longer boot in order to make the boot
experience look good
Perso, my ATI graphics driver has lousy performance with the open source
driver. People who have graphics cards want to be able to use them.
Reverting to a lower quality driver to enjoy a boot splash that lasts
only a few seconds, thereby suffering a mediocre desktop experience
seems completely
I've found a partial fix here:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-the-Big-and-Ugly-Plymouth-
Logo-in-Ubuntu-10-04-140810.shtml
But it doesn't work 100%. On one computer I have a black screen and a
flashing cursor for most of the boot process; on another machine I have
to stare at a Debian
Hi,
I've followed the link and tried to install the upstream kernel but it
doesn't show up in Grub.
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If I insert a memory card in the memory card reader, it is recognized
instantly. If, however, I remove this card (safely, of course!) and then
re-insert it, the card fails to mount. I have experienced this bug with
two different memory cards. Logging out and then logging
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I pretty well agree with that last comment. The splash-screen is hardly
a critical issue - much better concentrate on making Lucid as reliable
as possible. Of course, IKT is right that such a thing wouldn't happen
with Apple. But that's because Apple works on a relatively restricted
amount of
I confirm. Had the same horizontal flickering when I installed Beta 2 on
my laptop this morning. The problem disappeared after I updated the
system and rebooted.
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Before installing the Ati driver the logo in the splashscreen was sleek;
after I enabled the proprietary driver, the logo became huge and ugly.
It's only a small thing, but it's a bug nevertheless.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: xorg 1:7.5+5ubuntu1
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Sorry, I made a typo. I meant after a routine disk check.
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One more update. What I reported in my last comment was repeated today.
After a routine bug check, Ubuntu failed to start. I once again had to
drop down to a command prompt and switch off acpi to get it going again.
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Just to keep you informed. I reinstalled Karmic today and I had no
problems with fstab. Whereas with the release candidate I couldn't even
boot in recovery mode after installing fglrx, I was able this time round
to do exactly that and finish the configuration of the ati graphics
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If it helps you to track this bug, I am prepared to repeat the attempt this
weekend. Is there anything particular I should look out for or do to help the
bug tracking process?
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I have already indicated that when enabling the ATI proprietory driver,
I cannot boot into Ubuntu Karmic. The bug number is 445191. I tried
again today with the release candidate, and it seems that enabling this
driver actually corrupts fstab. I tried chrooting into the
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I submitted the file report while using the live cd. Some of the auto
generated information may therefore be innacurate
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Hi
The bug report that I am sending doesn't concern Ubuntu 9.04 but Ubuntu 9.10
beta. I have never submitted a bug report to Ubuntu before and I wasn't aware
of the Apport tool beforehand.
I installed 9.10 out of curiosity to see if the
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