bug 1241439 related to this
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1264886
Title:
Pulseaudio provokes SIGFPE in libavutil
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This is related to bug 1264886
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Title:
[a52 plugin] no sound/audio, traps: pulseaudio[25921] trap divide
error ip:7fe46a303a57
Any idea why `ls $d/f[TAB]` still becomes `ls \$d/f `? Other commands seem
fine, but not `ls`.
Does anyone also have the same problem after update? I'm running Precise, btw
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Investigated. All the commands that failed to do completion properly are
defined with `-F _longopt`.
dpkg-query shows me that there are a lot of conffiles... OMG I wonder how many
they are throughout my installation.
Will try to get rid of those conffiles to see if that fixes my problem.
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Oh... I thought conffiles is short for conflict files... lol
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/778627
Title:
bash completion now quotes shell variable references rather than
expanding
Actually, most defined completions would add '\' in front of '$'. It only works
when the command has no completion defined, for instance, the `ll` alias does.
Don't know what went wrong. I think I have to go for the direxpand option.
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Yes, I enabled direxpand option eventually. It works.
I misunderstood this update. I thought this would actually fix the shell
variables quoting issue (by not quoting them), but it didn't.
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