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libertined needs to be a dbus activated systemd service
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Add i18n support to all python code
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Public bug reported:
The default behavior of intltool_update_potfile is to only parse C++
files. It would be great to have an optional argument telling xgettext
to parse other kinds of language files.
** Affects: cmake-extras (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
When using intltool_update_potfile, an optional list of regular
expressions can be passed in with the FILTER keyword. If passing in
multiple regular expressions, source files are allowed through if they
do not match one or more of the regular expressions (also allowing for
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all strings? definitely print() messages, error() messages. i think
warning/info would also be useful. i believe debug() is unnecessary.
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pasted crashed with SIGABRT in qt_message_fatal()
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Copy & paste into/from X apps no longer works
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Use FileDialog for selecting Debian packages to install
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Chris is out this week, so I get to make my questionable decisions
guilt-free. :P
I've linked a branch with the "full" fix and a version bump that we'll
need to dual-land with ubuntu-app-launch.
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Need to fix some package dependencies in order not to force any
That's interesting - we haven't seen container creation failures on
vivid before, and we haven't released a new version of libertine on
vivid in many months. Maybe there were some changes to the archives over
the weekend?
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image on the m10. vivid should still be working fine.
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Title:
Phablet
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Not sure how this situation would happen - a readonly filesystem would
have caused libertined to crash on startup. I'm probably just going to
throw in a more generic try-except in shutdown to prevent this from
happening.
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This is a known issue (#1649649) because proot is broken on that version
of the linux kernel and lxc/lxd are not supported on that kernel. See
proot bug: https://github.com/proot-me/PRoot/issues/106
** Bug watch added: github.com/proot-me/PRoot/issues #106
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Title:
Some app icons in zesty unity8 livecd aren't found
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Add ability
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I can confirm that the given patch fixes the issue on my zesty machine.
I'll see what I can do to get this moving through the system.
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Thanks for the patch! I'm going to try to verify this this week and then
we'll see if we can take further steps.
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Title:
Secondary monitor menus
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lxd containers fail to get icon for firefox
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lxd containers fail to get icon for firefox
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Similar behavior can be seen in Xterm.
1) Open Xterm with rootless Xmir
2) Ctrl+Right-Click very briefly opens menu and then immediately closes menu
Expected behavior: Menu stays open
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Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Setting values in ContainersConfig should be smarter
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list-apps should just return installedApps from db
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Libertine UI in Ubuntu System Settings needs updating to work with new
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I did an experiment where I removed any libertine apps from my system.
At that point, I was unable to reproduce this defect. Then I installed
"sakura" and "xterm" directly on my system and tried again. When
alternating between searching for sakura and xterm in the search bar, I
consistently see
I'm also able to reproduce this consistently in a kvm running
xenial+overlay. Perhaps this has something to do with calling into
libubuntu-app-launch to get libertine apps? I've got plenty of libertine
apps in both of these environments that I search for.
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Here's the new backtrace: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23858569/
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Searching rapidly with the app drawer causes Unity 8 to crash
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Hmm `apt-cache policy unity8` returned:
8.15+17.04.20170110.4+fetch3933bzr2740-0ubuntu1
I can try to download/install the packages again.
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Testing out the new branch, I seem to run into the same issue:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/23853150/
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Searching rapidly with the app drawer
running "bt full" in gdb: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23852354/
and all the threads: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23852359/
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Searching rapidly
StackTrace: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23852328/
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Searching rapidly with the app drawer causes Unity 8 to crash
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Public bug reported:
Latest zesty
unity8 8.15+17.04.20170110.4-0ubuntu1
Searching rapidly for apps in the app drawer is causing a crash for me.
I have quite a few applications (including libertine apps) available. To
reproduce:
1. Open app drawer
2. Enter a few characters to match an app
3.
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lxd type
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The container's locale should not be bind-mounted from the host and
Public bug reported:
Latest Zesty (systemd-based system)
Setting the "Display language" in System Settings does not seem to
properly forward the locale environment variables to apps except for the
Dash. To reproduce:
* Log in to Unity 8 session
* Open System Settings -> "Language & Text" ->
Yup, turns out the systemd service I was setting up takes far longer to
remount /run/user than I thought. We'll just run the script manually
before anything else is allowed to start.
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unity8 crashed with SIGSEGV in Screen::makeCurrent()
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I'll chime in that using `libertine-launch` is a convenient way to do
these quick-and-dirty command line tasks, but we are content to let it
continue to be "quick-and-dirty" because that is not its primary use
case.
I wonder if we could get around all of this with some kind of new
command called
Public bug reported:
After creating a fakechroot in latest zesty this morning (20 Dec 2016),
running `proot -b /usr/lib/locale -S $HOME/.cache/libertine-
container/zesty/rootfs ldconfig.REAL` results in the following error:
proot error: can't write the loader: Bad address
proot error:
Welp, looks like it does still happen when creating chroot containers,
just at the very end of create (the best possible time).
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I'm fairly certain this has been resolved within the Terminal app since
it's now installed by default alongside Unity 8.
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Also found an AskUbuntu post concerning this (def not a good exp for end
users): https://askubuntu.com/questions/859934/remove-a-menu-bar-icon
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Nothing should depend on "libertine" since it was just the GUI. Like
Chris said, our goal was to rename "libertine" as "libertine-manager-
app". Is there a chance we missed a critical change to the control file?
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That's probably because libertine only mounts parts of /home. You could
try creating the link in a directory that libertine definitely mounts,
such as /home/phablet/Documents.
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I've confirmed this on two different machines on zesty as well.
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Secondary monitor menus not opening on mouseover
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X apps are run in a libertine container. Any paths which a user wants to
access must be mounted within the libertine container. Currently we
bind-mount several of the basic home directories by default to cover
most use-cases. External media is a bit different because it can be
added/removed at any
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libertine crashed with SIGSEGV
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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This is strange. Do you still see this?
Is that a tablet or desktop? Is the container chroot or lxc? We
generally advise all desktop containers to be lxc.
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Title:
libertine crashed with SIGSEGV in QOpenGLContext::functions()
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We don't mount external media by default, so this is currently expected
behavior.
On a side note, we've had issues mounting external media in lxc in
general. Works fine in a chroot environment after adding the mount.
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Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Need way to add/remove extra bind-mounts inside the container's home
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** Also affects: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags added: xmir
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[desktop] Error creating OpenGL
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No results hint cut off
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libertine crashed with SIGSEGV in strlen()
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Status: New
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OK I just updated and can confirm this is also happening with 1.4.1.
libertine works fine when run from the terminal, but not when selected
from the Dash on unity 7.
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It looks like you were using version 1.3.1 of libertine when this crash
occurred. The latest version of libertine on yakkety is 1.4.1. Can you
upgrade libertine and verify whether the crash still occurs?
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abufaisal-o and manusashi-g: That is a known bug in the current version
of GTK available for Vivid:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/libertine/+bug/1597646
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Thanks for your bug submission. This should be filed against libertine,
but it would be a duplicate of this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/libertine/+bug/1597646 . I would recommend
marking yourself as being affected by that bug.
Marking Invalid here.
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Current libertine version is 1.4.1 on yakkety, please try again and let
us know if it still fails.
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Vladimir, it used to be a link, but it is supposed to be a regular file
now. That seems to be where the confusion lies. On a proper fresh
puritine update, it should have created/merged the regular file. The
article from 2 June is outdated.
libertine-container-manager is trying to overwrite the
Vladimir, is this the same install from the previous issue? I thought
that we had a hard copy of the ContainersConfig.json file in your
directory instead of the symbolic link. The steps you listed at the top
of your comment might actually be necessary if libertine-container-
manager is trying to
Vladimir, 1 and 2 are accurate. In 3, you won't be able to use
`libertine-container-manager destroy` as that depends on
ContainersConfig.json including your container. Under normal
circumstances, you should absolutely use `libertine-container-manager
destroy`, but in just this case you should be
Vladimir,
The ContainersConfig.json found in
"/custom/click/.click/users/@all/com.ubuntu.puritine/libertine-
config/libertine" is the copy that "ships" with the click and should not
affect any functionality after a fresh install of the image. I'm
surprised to see that article suggesting a
Vladimir, I wonder if something is going on with one of the apps you
installed in your custom container? I've attached a copy of your
ContainersConfig.json with only puritine apps, which I believe will work
and give you the default applications back.
I'll poke through a few of the applications
Vladimir, thanks. It looks like your filesystem matches your
ContainersConfig.json, but my theory is still that something odd must be
going on with that file.
* What are the file permissions on ContainersConfig.json (`ls -la
$HOME/.local/share/libertine/ContainersConfig.json`?
* If you
Hi Vladimir! My guess is that there is a mismatch between
ContainersConfig.json and what's actually available to you. The
ContainersConfig.json file acts as our local database, so replacing it
is highly likely to cause issues. I'd like a little bit more information
before we proceed:
* Can you
I've seen more and more apps start to lean towards the org.gnome.appname
syntax in recent updates, which is probably what happened.
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Title:
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I have a multi-monitor setup with my laptop screen as the main monitor
and an external screen as my secondary monitor. On the primary monitor,
the titlebar menus work correctly. On the external monitor, clicking on
a menu or indicator works, but moving the mouse does not
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Thanks for following up. I'm not sure there's much we can do about the
keyboard crashing running X Apps, but that would be separate bug if you
wish to file it. For now, I'm closing this as Invalid.
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[needs-packaging] MirAL needs packaging
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The System Settings log could actually contain some interesting
information. It seems to imply that the launcher is out of memory.
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In my case, the Dash shows up as just a black screen with the Dash icon
and "Scopes" and never finishes loading. When opening up System
Settings, it sits on a white screen with just the titlebar. When opening
up the web browser, I got a crash and a weird update notifier log
(attached) in addition
** Description changed:
Mir Abstraction Layer
An abstraction layer over Mir aimed at stabilizing the interface needed
to develop Mir servers.
The project contains both the abstraction layer (libmiral.so) and some
examples to prove its usefulness. Currently the functionality is
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Mir Abstraction Layer
An abstraction layer over Mir aimed at stabilizing the interface needed
to develop Mir servers.
The project contains both the abstraction layer (libmiral.so) and some
examples to prove its usefulness. Currently the functionality is
Thanks for the bug report.
* Is the "Desktop Applications" scope still available in the scope list? Pull
up on the small arrow at the bottom of the Dash to view all available scopes.
If it is still in that list, then you may have just accidentally un-favorited
the scope. Click the empty star
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Status: New => In Progress
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** Also affects: miral
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1613220
Title:
[needs-packaging] MirAL needs packaging
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** Description changed:
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- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
+ Mir Abstraction Layer
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+ An abstraction layer over Mir aimed at stabilizing the interface needed
+ to develop Mir servers.
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+ The project contains both the abstraction layer
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