A workaround is not relevant because the users that are hit by this bug don't
know that they need a workaround until it is too late. I don't remember ever
installing Linux and knowing beforehand that I need to apply a workaround to
circumvent the installer.
I know I sound like a broken record
Looking at the recent comments, I think you are taking this to the wrong
direction. There is no point in discussing a workaround for this bug,
because even knowledgeable users who know how to apply those workarounds
won't know that they even need to look for a workaround before it is too
late.
I agree that this bug is critical. It happened to me as well with Ubuntu 17.10
and took me a while to clean up my disk.
I read afterwards that there are some options to the installer, like the
--removable, but I think they are not relevant. I didn't know about these
options when I decided to
Public bug reported:
I have a sandisk sansa clip 4gb media player. It is configured to
connect to the computer as a flash drive, not using mtp.
When connecting it to latest Hardy, nothing happens. Running lsusb
doesn't show anything, but somehow causes some trigger and after a
couple of seconds
** Attachment added: lshal diff after running lsusb
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15512573/lshal_diff.txt
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lsusb required to recognize sandisk media player as usb drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/242163
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Public bug reported:
I am running Hardy Beta with latest updates on a R60e thinkpad. Using the
keyboard preferences I choose to swap control and capslock positions. The
swapping actually works, but the capslock indicator on the laptop (a led light)
still response to the real capslock key.
That
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compizconfig-settings-manager
There are lots of bugs related to ccsm key-binding problems. It seems
that most of them are related to the integration with the desktop
environment. ccsm refuses to change settings that gnome is forcing.
See my comments in
The problem still exist in Hardy Alpha 4. The UI is improved, and it
informs the user of conlicting bindings, but it still doesn't behave
properly, because of the desktop environment integration mentioned
above. I played with it for a while and it screwed up my bindings, even
changing the binding
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 146736 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/146736
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 146736
compiz config settings manager cant change resize window shortcut
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CompizConfig: Impossible to switch ALT+Button2 and ALT+Button3 for Resize
I can't reproduce it in Hardy Alpha 4 because the ui changed. Under the
On Battery Power the above mentioned label is gone. There are some
other options instead, but I am not sure if they are relevant to this
bug or not. They don't seem to correspond to the mentioned label in On
AC Power.
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UI
I didn't have this problem with the alpha 4, but I installed it from
scratch. Mike, is it possible that because you kept updating it then you
have some broken settings that are left over from previous alphas?
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Extra
I tried it on Hardy Heron Alpha2 and it seems to be working fine. There were a
couple of problems but I don't know if they are related to this bug:
1) After waking up the network-manager takes a long time (more than a minute)
until it starts to reconnect to a wireless network again. During that
I can confirm this. With Hardy Alpha2, the extra desktop effects is
broken. Windows have no decorations and no title bar, they can't be
moved nor resized. Basically, this mode is now useless.
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Extra level of effects
I am experiencing the same problem with Gutsy.
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kaffeine-mozilla does not work in firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154598
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yeah, my mistake. Sorry about that.
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kubuntu-desktop should recommend ubufox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/179407
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Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
ubuntu-desktop recommends ubufox, but kubuntu-desktop does. I think this
should be changed, since ubufox was one of the more highly visible
enhancements in 7.10.
** Affects: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Here's the attached screenshot.
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which is not visible
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10995984/Screenshot.png
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popup menu not visible when using dual-monitor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177633
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I think this is a metacity bug, but I am not sure. My apologies in
advance if I am sending this to the wrong place.
Please have a look at the attached screenshot. I am using a dual monitor
setup. The external monitor is on the right and has resolution 1280x1024
(for the sake
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
After an update yesterday, 12/19/2007, to some kernel packages (I don't
remember exactly which packages were those), the sleep function is
severely broken. It was working perfectly before the update.
It doesn't matter if the sleep is
I agree with this bug. I think this is a sore point in metacity that
should have been fixed a long time ago.
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Cannot change the resize button
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/162313
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I second rhersel message. Confirming on 2.6.22.14 as well (latest Gutsy
7.10), on a Lenovo R60e, with exactly the same message.
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Error on shutdown -- ipw 3945: error sending cmd #07 to daemon: timeout after
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71510
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I experience exactly the same. Can't change the resize binding to
AltButton3. In this case and many other, ccsm completely ignores my
request, and also somehow changes the binding to button1, thus forcing
me to use the keyboard to be able to restore the settings.
I think the issue with button1
I think this is a duplicate of bug #146736
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CompizConfig: Impossible to switch ALT+Button2 and ALT+Button3 for Resize
window and Window Menu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/150365
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workaround found:
open ccsm, go to Preferences, and if gconf is selected as a back-end, then make
sure that the checkbox Enable integration into the desktop environment is
unchecked.
Now you change change the bindings.
According to this page:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
The UI for brightness control (the slider) in inconsistent. In the tab On AC
Power its label is Set display brightness to:, and 0% means very dim and
100% means very bright.
The problem is that in the tab On Battery Power, the
when I choose to install one package, I would really expect to only
install that package.
Paul, I couldn't agree more. In fact, I just realized this adept behavior after
reading your comment, and I am pretty shocked by it. I always click the
Preview Changes button, so I don't think adept ever
Same problem for me. Running on Thinkpad R60e, with Intel Corporation
PRO/Wireless 3945ABG. Feisty Kubuntu (with KNetworkManager, not nm-
applet).
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NetworkManager can't find interface on resume from suspend
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45696
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I am using Kubuntu 7.04 as well, on a lenovo R60e. Last week I changed
the console resolution, by adding vga=791 to the boot configuration in
grub. Since then I have experienced the same behavior reported here - an
infinite loop of Respawn, Watch pointer, Arrow pointer, Respawn.
Removing the
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