Thank you for that. It would have been good manners to inform me that
the "bug" had been fixed when it was resolved.
On 25/01/2021 19:29, Walter Lapchynski wrote:
> "Seems" is the appropriate word. The reality is, it's long resolved.
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There seems to have been no action on this bug. There is a (clumsy) work
around: install another distribution (Q4OS in my case) and then
reinstall ubuntu. If that doesn't give you a clue that there is an issue
here, I give up!
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this experience useful.
John Hunter
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y warning.
I never got as far as being able to track down the guilty package; try
"installation script"?
John Hunter
** Affects: calamares (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Thank you for your reply -- which was less than helpful. I am not a
complete dolt: I attempted to follow the on screen instructions and the
mess that followed was entirelythe efforts of the grub installer.
Perhaps you need different, clearer instructions. To actually get a
working system, I
Public bug reported:
This seems to be an installer silly. In this case, the install is
installing over Kubuntu 14.04. The disc is a normal 500GB drive with a
DOS partition table. The installer partition manager is aware of this
but the boot installer seems to be oblivious of this. This makes an
Public bug reported:
just installed Kubuntu 15.04. The installation went well. however long
established desktop configurations do not work any more; this leads to
confusion and loss of productivity. I have just spent nearly 3 hours
attempting to re engineer the desktop configuration. I have
There seems to be other design errors in this version of Plasma: there
seems to be no sane facility to remove unwanted applets from the task
bar. I have had to resort to manually editing the file ~/.config/plasma-
org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc.
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I have now installed netrunner 13.12 over Kubuntu 14.04 beta-1. Initially KDE
4.11.5 sort of worked in sofar as it gave me back my 12 desktops complete with
the correct wallpapers for each desktop. Secondly, the bottom panel was
configured correctly. However there were still no window frames. I
Public bug reported:
KDE 14.04 beta-1
Installed 06-mar-14; immediately followed by 272 ugrades using sysnaptic (Muon
Discover proved absolutely useless; used it to install Muon; used muon to
install synaptic -- this process apparently mangled 6 packages!). Applied two
batches of upgrades on
** Package changed: ubuntu = kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
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Title:
After an upgrade KDE has become unuseable
To manage notifications about this
I am a third complainer. Luckily, I decided to try 13.10 on a spare
laptop. I concur with the useless description. I am currently running on
12.04 which is increasingly showing its age: there are problems with
system settings and the KDE community are ignoring problems with the
older facilities
cured the
problem.
The crass Network Manager forced me to change to another Linux
distribution. Hence I will not risk attempting to run your apport-
collect script.
John Hunter
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the option of disabling wlan --
which does wonders for
laptop battery life!
John Hunter
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Title:
System hangs (solid) early during shutdown
I think that I have (partially) cracked it! I have dissassembled the initrd.img
to find that the offending driver (r8169) is
embedded in it. There needs to be some mechanism to blacklist such rogue
drivers at the boot stage: is there a
boot command line option which effect this?
John Hunter
the required effect -- in anyway, that would eventually confuse me!
John Hunter
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could be
innocent!
John Hunter.
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Just searched the internet: it would appear that the r8169 is NOT the correct
driver for this NIC. Realtek have produced a
specific driver r8101 V 1.020 which I have just downloaded. I will give it a go
tomorrow -- it is a bit late to do that now without
making silly mistakes!
John Hunter
an existing network?
John Hunter
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I think that Network manager may have something to do with this. I have just
tried to close down the eth0 interface by
clicking on the kde taskbar widget; this resulted in an immediate freeze --
needing a power down and reboot. Could my
power down lock ups be caused by trying to get network
but has other problems).
I hope that this helps.
John Hunter
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: konqueror 4:4.6.2-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-8.42-generic-pae 2.6.38.2
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-8-generic-pae i686
Architecture: i386
Date: Sat May 7 13:29:08 2011
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this rather puts
one off. What other quirks has the installer got up its sleeve?
John Hunter
** Affects: partitioner (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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I have just had a thought about the NTFS mounting problem. From
experience, I know that looking at NTFS inner workings is relatively
straight forward when the MFT (Master File Table) is contiguous.
However, it is rather more messy when the MFT is fragmented. I happen to
know the the MFT of
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