As of v24.5, running on Ubuntu 13.10 (64bit) with Openbox, I no longer
see gettimeofday calls in the strace output. TB is still polling like
mad, but is at least efficiency polling. From an strace output like
above, I now see:
(11.6%) futex
(27.4%) poll
( 4.0%) read
(45.3%) recvfrom
Public bug reported:
Starting from a single laptop monitor, I plugged in external VGA
monitor. The monitor was autodetected and turned on (nice!). I moved
the external monitor to the left of the laptop monitor in Settings -
Display, and the, after about 3 minutes of moving windows around
Heh, thanks for the suggestion on this bug, but I've long since stopped
using Docky, for this and other behavior.
I suggest, that unless someone else cares about this bug, we do not
continue conversation here (as it has been closed for some time now).
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Nope. Haven't seen this in a few versions of Ubuntu. I ran 10.04 and
10.10 before skipping to 12.04. All seem to have squashed this bug.
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Title:
Darnit, Launchpad Janitor. This is *still* an issue, as mentioned ...
60 days ago.
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Title:
audio level between 0 and 20% not output
To manage
Given that I reported this about 3 years ago, I suppose it's safe to
assume that this is just plain not a priority. Should I stop touching
this bug?
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Quantal test requested:
- Sigh. Apologies that I missed the Quantal test request. I'll have to get
back on that
one.
Upstream Kernel:
- The most recent at the time, but I did not write it down. Judging by the
dates at
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/, that would be
To respond to my own comment/question of this is just plain not a
priority, it's _not_ a priority for me. I can deal with a little
graphical/low-volume glitch, and I think most might just accept this is
a quirk of Ubuntu. I reported this initially as yet another paper
cut style bug, although I
Preliminary Checks:
The speakers are builtin to this laptop, and there is audible output when I
play any sound file. (Issue is still that below 20% = no sound out of
speakers).
1. Speakers *are* plugged in, switched on.
2. Speakers are *not* muted. (I hear sound.)
Advanced
This issue still exists with an all-updated Ubuntu Precise (64-bit).
I'll send the requested information shortly.
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** Description changed:
Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
Using the keyboard volume buttons and changing the volume to the next
tier
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audio
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I have other issues when I installed the upstream kernel, which
basically amounted to *no* sound from the speakers, despite increasing
the volume bar.
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** Tags added: kernel-unable-to-test-upstream
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On that front, even though gnome-screensaver is the default installed
package, since xscreensaver is an officially supported package (because
it has the Ubuntu logo next to in Synaptic, yes?), should you also test
against xscreensaver?
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Erm, I'm new to this aspect.
1. Is it still building? That link doesn't seem to work for me.
2. Do I need to be running Natty? I'm currently running Maverick.
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@reif: The short answer is that this bug will not be fixed. For more
context, please read these comments in this thread:
Comment #110
Comment #188
Comment #197
Comment #201
Comment #202
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That's a good analysis, John. And a good suggestion. The stylesheet is
another good suggestion. I don't have all the details in mind to
definitively say Yeah! That's the ticket, but both thrusts have
merit, and they aren't mutually exclusive.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=630711
I think this is the correct bug to watch, but maybe should also be
watching id=567908 inhibit session instead of screensaver
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@Pedro: for what it's worth, I had the reporting of this bug upstream on
my TODO list, but it was so far down (as apparently I work under a
stack), that I hadn't yet gotten back to it. I've now cherry-picked it.
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Binary package hint: apport
When I want to inspect a bug report, I'll often expand one of the
triangles to see what information apport wants to send to Launchpad.
When it has collected a large amount of information, such as when it
decides to include a very large log file,
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Based on Bug #62430, it appears that Rhythmbox does not yet (?) support
.pls playlists via the command line. This bug is very similar to Bug
#62430, but is different because rather than just doing nothing,
Rhythmbox crashes now. Before I send
Are you sure it's expected behavior? As an end-user, it smells an awful
lot like a crash.
The behavior is that Docky is /already/ started, and I am able to use it
for anywhere between 5 and 30 minutes. Then, something interrupts
communication with DBus, I gather temporarily, and that's enough
Heh, that particular log doesn't indicate *any* time, but I'm telling
you that the range of time, based on sitting here and using it is
between 5 and about 30 minutes.
But, that's neither here nor there. If I can provide more useful info I
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Binary package hint: docky
Subject says it all, but I also have the dieing words of Docky
(attached). I'm not sure what I'm doing to cause this, but the later
link in the chain certainly seems clear enough.
I'm sorry that I'm not using the most up-to-date version, but I'm
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I will update my machine in about a week, and will run through this as a
test. I always do a fresh install of my system partition rather than
the update procedure I gather you've done. I don't expect there to be a
difference, but we'll know for sure then.
Darn, I was hoping this would be fixed,
sk8erbender: Thank you for the bug confirmation. However, Dylan McCall
put it succinctly in comment #202: The source of this problem is really
close to the heart of the panel's design. It allows user-defined
positions for applets, and these are stored with absolute values (in
pixels). No amount
This was a bug report for Karmic *alpha*, my attempt to be helpful a
year ago. My guess is it no longer has much of a chance to be so,
especially as *loads* of work has been done on the sound subsystem in
the intervening year. If the problem reoccurs, I'll open a new ticket.
Closing this ticket
I have noticed this for awhile, and finally have had the nerve to
investigate. Like SabreWolfy, I can confirm that it still exists for
Lucid 10.04.1. I'll upgrade to Maverick likely this weekend, and will
test it then. If it still exists, I'll change the Fix Released setting
of this bug as I'm
I believe these to be the relevant upstream bug reports. Unfortunately,
it would appear that fixing this performance issue is not high on the
priority list:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=350015
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439247
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 626382 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/626382
Sorry. I *did* search for a duplicate ticket, but apparently missed it.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Summary pretty much says it all. This was the suggested summary from
apport:
[IGDgm] GPU lockup 543bdc33 (PGTBL_ER: 0x0003)
I have not yet noticed this (or similar) in a suspend/wakeup cycle.
ProblemType: Crash
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I should also note that both the hibernate/wakeup cycle /does/ complete
successfully, and I can use the netbook without a reboot. Just thought
I'd report this since Maverick's currently in beta.
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Summary: need to update the installation slideshow text to remove
references to F-Spot
During a netbook install of Ubuntu Maverick Beta (downloaded 22 Sep
2010), I noticed that F-Spot is still advertised in the Installation
Slideshow. Further,
Apologies that I did not report with ubuntu-bug or apport-bug; the
netbook on which I discovered this does not currently have internet
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Just tested this in Lucid. This does indeed seem fixed. Thanks, bug
watch updater.
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Hmm. That is weird, because I make sure to always update my system
before reporting a bug report. In any event, it's not pressing, and I
know how to avoid the crash, so it's not a high priority. If I run into
it again, I'll create a new bug report, and make extra special sure to
have all my
Given the number of duplicates and people subscribed to this bug, I
thought I'd offer a workaround that I recently discovered: Docky. As I
currently see it, the gist of docky is to recreate, in open-source
fashion, the OS X dock. On OS X I find the dock annoying, but since
installing Docky, I
Thank you Chancellor, I stand corrected on that front. Apologies to any
I might have insulted by my OS X Dock recreation description.
Regardless, I suggest it's a good concept, or at least a usable
workaround to this fairly annoying bug.
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like Charlie, I don't know where to report it. I am happy to do the
hard work of sending this upstream if someone could direct me to the
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Thank you Matthew. I don't see any logo text on that page, but I see
that the mockup images you've made appear to now include an Ubuntu logo
in them. Good deal.
May I suggest a couple things further?
- How about a window icon? Such that when an update window is minimized
to the bottom panel
Vish: Heh. It's /already/ changed in MPT's mockup images. Twas a
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This bug was marked incomplete. Why? It still very much exists.
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
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I believe this to be paper-cut worthy, as a simple branding could be
just applying an obviously Ubuntu type icon for the application, or
adding a What's this? button somewhere in the application. The
What's this? button could direct to either a webpage or some installed
help explaining about the
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Binary package hint: compiz
When switching virtual desktops with the Compiz Desktop Wall plugin,
I've set the thumbnail preview to be very translucent. However, after
logging out then back in again, the thumbnail window is reset to the
default very opaque setting. The
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That's great, but don't questions time out? That's one reason I like
using Bugzilla-type tickets for these style questions because it must
come under purview of at least one developer. I don't believe the
questions section is frequented by many developers, and if it times out,
it's effectively
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: usb-creator-gtk
Minor bug: progress indicator jumps from 0% to 90% in a matter of
seconds, and the time shown for until completion starts at roughly 7
seconds. Soon thereafter, I presume when it starts copying the large
filesystem.squashfs on the iso
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Yes, it still exists. The test is easy:
$ mkdir /tmp/some_new_dir
$ sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=1M ThumbnailTest /tmp/some_new_dir
You can see what you've just done by using df. It will probably the
last line of output.
$ df -h
Open up a folder with a large file, likely a movie or image.
No. Well, it's not the same font as the Application menu, but it's not
tinny anymore. I want to say it has something to with whether or not
OpenOffice is using the font rendering engine (Cairo?) as the rest of
the system, nut I know not of what I speak. From an engineering
perspective, it'd
P.S. Thanks for posting upstream. I should have done that last year,
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Heh, I was fully prepared to be patient when I reported this wishlist
item over a year ago. :-)
I didn't know how to report this bug to Jamie Zawinksi (xscreensaver
fella), so I ended up writing him an email. I imagine he gets hundreds
of emails per day, and since I didn't get a response back I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Attempting to put a footnote into the caption section of a picture in
Writer causes OpenOffice.org to crash 100% recreateably. Steps to
recreate:
1. Insert a picture
2. Right-click on picture, choose Caption
3. Insert some text
4.
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Attempting to put a footnote into the caption section of a picture in
- Writer causes OpenOffice.org to crash 100% recreateably.
-
I can confirm on Lucid. With both gnomescreensaver and and xscreensaver
installed.
I not sure where the problem lies, but judging as best I can with my
rudimentary debugging skills, the attached dbus output would seem to
imply that
- totem (1.774) is sending an Inhibit signal,
- the
For reference, attached is the output of
$ dpkg -l | grep -E totem|screensaver
In other words the exact packages I'm using and other info.
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Not sure how to close directly, but marking invalid per Joe's comment
#3.
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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It's my guess that you don't want -d, as that puts in strace debugging
information. As in, information useful to the developers of strace.
What might be more helpful is the -f or -ff flags. These flags tell
strace to follow all sub processes as well, not just the first script
process. For
What debugging steps have you gone through to make it work. Have you
set a sound for it to play? Look in Edit - Preferences for a checkbox
like Play a sound.
Marking invalid, assuming that you just haven't set a sound. If you've
set a sound and are still unable to get a sound via the Play
That's the question. I use Thunderbird and have a sound set. For me,
it works. So what does it mean that it's not working? Is it that
*you* have not chosen a sound file for Thunderbird? Or are you having
other issues. If you've set a sound file and it's /still/ not working,
then this may be
Sorry, didn't answer your second question: why does it need to be set
manually? I don't have an answer to that, nor have I used Windows or
Mac in many years, so someone else will have to speak to that. I will
point out that Thunderbird is not the main focus of the community. I
believe Evolution
I've had this problem for ages (3+ years) with Thunderbird. I'm now in
triage mode as I've just installed Lucid and I've been tracking down
lots of little annoyances.
For the record, Thunderbird 3 has the same issue. I'll point out that
it's not *just* the little progress bar, but /any/
I couldn't find an upstream bug report specifically addressing the
progress bars and CPU usage, so I created one:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=562977
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
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** Summary changed:
- Thunderbird: high CPU while sending email
+ Thunderbird: high CPU usage from progress bars
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
When sending a simple and short email with Thunderbird via SMTP the CPU
is used intensively. This seems not
Can repeat behavior on Dell Studio with Intel integrated graphics:
1. System suspends successfully.
2. System powers on and disk starts spinning. However, no backlight on laptop
screen, and host is unreachable by ssh/ping.
3. Hard power off (push/hold power button) then back on
I've attached
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 145704 ***
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Damn, sorry. I tried to search thoroughly first. Obviously not
thoroughly enough.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/569649
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Err, if it's been reported, do you have a bug number? That would make
this report a duplicate, not invalid, right?
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 145704 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145704
Ah there it is. The bug report is active since Sep, 2007, but has a
misleading subject: Bug #145704
** Changed in: libwnck (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
** This bug has been marked a
Is there any word on a fix or workaround for this? I can reproduce this
behavior on two machines, both running Lucid RC (64bit), updated as of
24 Apr 2010.
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
With a default Ubuntu Lucid RC install, all updates applied as of 24 Apr
2010, the workspace switcher mouseover text always reads:
Current workspace: Workspace 1
Even if the current workspace is 2, 3, or 4, it always reads as
Workspace 1
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Oh, of note, I can confirm this behavior on two separate installs of
Lucid, 64bit.
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Actually, after next reboot, this trick did not work: it removed sound
entirely. I had to revert this change to get my sound back, but now I'm
back to the previous behavior of no sound when the volume meter is below
roughly 20%. :-(
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audio level between 0 and 20% not output
Dan, would this be a bug I should report upstream? I would, but I don't
actually know to which project to report. Upstream is this nebulous
upstream as to opposed to projects of which I'm aware.
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audio level between 0 and 20% not output
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429844
You received
And that is why Dan Chen is the sound guy . Modulo Launchpad not
playing nice with those spaces in that URL, that
ignore_dB=1
did the trick. The range below 20% on the volume bar is now usable and
jives with the aural DB output from the speakers. Thanks!
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audio level between 0 and 20% not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: inkscape
Just as summary describes. Repeatable with:
0. Edit some file.
1. File → Save a Copy
2. Choose a filename that already exists.
3. It will ask Replace existing file? Answer No
4. Rename to a new filename and click save.
It saves the new file,
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