I am affected by this though with a different dell model (vostro 1015).
This seems to be a dupe of bug 689250.
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Trackpad detected as PS/2
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vino
I have one Maverick system trying to connect to another by remote desktop
(VNC). The remote server is connected to my TV, so I've set it up to
automatically login to Gnome. I have used the following settings for Vino on
the server/HTPC:
* Require
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My understanding is that Vino advertises its availability on the network
using Avahi. I'm not sure exactly in which package this problem exists,
but I see martin's remote desktop listed twice in the Remote Desktop
client on another system. When I
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If we can't pull the patch fully into Maverick for testing, can we
possibly have someone setup a PPA containing a normal kernel for Lucid
and Maverick except for having this patch applied to it? I would love to
see if this patch helps the responsiveness of my desktop at work. I am
always under
Forgive me if I'm confusing this bug with the one about moving buttons
back to the right side of the window, but I actually like this order:
gconftool-2 --set /apps/metacity/general/button_layout --type string
minimize,maximize:close
It seems to me that there is some argument is around having
I agree that the up/down implication of those button images is wrong.
Minimize is NOT always down - I always move my window list to the top
panel first thing after setting up a new computer. This would also be
wrong for someone who likes a vertical panel.
I think it's probably to hard
FYI support for Thunderbird in indicator-applet is covered by bug
367175.
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Is this a duplicate of bug 367175?
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This is still an issue. I see that COMPCACHE is enabled in my lucid kernel:
$ grep COMPCACHE config-2.6.32-16-generic
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_COMPCACHE=m
# CONFIG_BLK_DEV_COMPCACHE_DEBUG is not set
# CONFIG_BLK_DEV_COMPCACHE_STATS is not set
The module name now is ramzswap. Probing it creates
FYI, you can reset this setting from the command line using 'xset mouse
default'. I'm not saying that's a permanent solution to this bug, just
wanted to make sure people knew of it as a workaround until this is
resolved.
I would also like to have a return to defaults button in that dialog.
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I am also affected by this problem. I just replaced a POS wheel mouse
that moved nicely with a Logitech M705 laser mouse. The laser sensor
naturally reports movement data a lot more often per inch of real mouse
movement than the wheel mouse did. The mouse driver should have taken
that into account
There were a few lines from the Alsa 1.0.22 change log that sounded like
they might resolve some or all of the issues I was seeing with my
laptop.
Change log: http://www.alsa-
project.org/main/index.php/Changes_v1.0.21_v1.0.22
In particular:
ALSA: hda - Unmute docking line-out as default with
In bug 397145 it was pointed out that importing your ssh keys happens
automatically if ~/.ssh/id_rsa and ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub are both present.
Did you maybe rename your public key file? That was what make the SSH
agent stuff not work on my system. I haven't tested, but I suspect that
key importing
Wow! That finally explains why I could never get gnome-keyring to manage
my ssh key: I renamed id_rsa.pub to something useful for being scp'd
over to other hosts. I created a symlink and it works great now!
Fantastic!
So with seahorse/keyring properly recognizing my SSH key now I care a
lot less
I see this also on my HP EliteBook 8530w laptop. In my case the changing
color of the LED has helped me diagnose another issue.. my sound card
seems to be sleeping at irregular times and waking up randomly. Sadly
the times it wakes up does not seem even slightly related to when I'm
trying to play
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I've been having trouble for days with my audio not working. I couldn't
figure it out: I completely stopped GDM, and used aplay from a command
line to try to play directly to my alsa device. I knew from alsamixer
that all my volumes were up and nothing was muted. I knew
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That last bullet should have read - So far I have *NOT* successfully
played a sound after the initial power down of the device until I
manually unmute it by pressing the physical mute button.
I've attached my output from alsa's alsa-info.sh script, in case it is
helpful beyond what apport
Here's something bad: my Karmic system says the time right now is
12:45AM EST. It's actually 11:45AM EST. It never adjusted for DST
yesterday. NTP says I'm perfectly in sync with my nearest time server.
This was a fresh install from one of the Karmic beta releases about a
month old. Are there any
This still affects me in Karmic, on a fresh installation with a
different SSH key file.
Is there anyone who has Seahorse actually recognizing their SSH key? If
so can that person please comment on what mime type their key file is
detected as?
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 362315 ***
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blkid fails to identify old LUKS partition volumes
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/318892
You
I've just checked on my recently-built Karmic laptop to see if this is
still a problem. I think it is not. The /etc/crypttab generated
automatically as part of the Karmic installation contains an _ in the
device name, so I suspect this was probably fixed by a new release of
whatever package reads
I would also love to see Evolution able to do something like this, but
it's not exactly an easy thing to do. Implementing this would mean that
the mail checking system from Evolution needs to be pulled out of the UI
(probably the entire mail account management system) and daemonized. The
daemon
I just got a nightly update to firefox and I was NOT affected by this. I
have two custom search engines installed. Although I did hit bug 355112,
my custom-added search engines were not lost.
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If you are not going to sync maven family for Karmic then you MUST
remove the maven2 package from the apt repository entirely.
The only thing worse than a really old version in the repo is a really
old version that doesn't actually work when you install it!
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If you are not going to sync maven family for Karmic then you MUST
remove the maven2 package from the apt repository entirely.
The only thing worse than a really old version in the repo is a really
old version that doesn't actually work when you install it!
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I hate to repeat things and sound like a screaming lunatic, but this is
the argument for syncing maven NOW instead of AFTER release:
YOU CANNOT RUN THE MAVEN INCLUDED IN KARMIC.
This package is BROKEN. If you do not either sync from debian or revert
libplexus there will be NO use for having a
FYI - new version 2009.2.0 (wtf?!) was released on 9/29.
release notes: http://hugin.sourceforge.net/releases/2009.2.0/en.shtml
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That PPA doesn't seem to contain a plugin for Firefox.
I've installed the openjdk-7-jdk package and the plugin definitely seems
to be missing. I don't see any other packages starting with 'openjdk'
that look like they might provide that. Trying to switch my alternatives
to use openjdk-7 gives
I'm affected by this as well.
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rhythymbox doesn't play cds (No URI handler implemented for cdda)
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I actually have some relevant libraries here..
$ dpkg -L libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0 |grep cdda
/usr/lib/libgstcdda-0.10.so.0.18.0
/usr/lib/libgstcdda-0.10.so.0
Shouldn't those be enough for me to play audio CDs with?
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I see the same thing. In my case it is because gnome-settings-daemon is
changing my screen resolution for me at login time. Xsplash doesn't seem
aware that the screen geometry has changed and just remains its original
size.
In my case this looks much worse: not only am I activating a second
I'll second the high priority proposal seeing as maven currently doesn't
work in Karmic at all. There's a dependency version mismatch with
libplexus - see bug 417164.
Also note that bug 427539 is a request for a sync with debian unstable,
since they currently have maven 2.2 in the repository.
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At the moment I can't use Maven at all on my Karmic systems. Is there
any package I can downgrade to get things working again temporarily?
This is kinda important for me...
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: seahorse-plugins
I'm trying to make gnome-keyring work as my SSH key forwarding agent
properly but I've run into trouble with how my public key is detected.
It seems to be the case that gnome-keyring will automagically recognize
any file matching
This may be related to bug 397145 which I just filed. Basically I
suspect that seahorse and gnome-keyring-manager refuse to recognize the
id_rsa file because it isn't recognized as the proper mime type. Can you
check your key file to see what mime type it is identified as?
Also, can someone who
I've just installed the 0.8.5 package from the PPA to give it a shot,
and my first result on the YouTube website was gray boxes for all flash
objects.
After talking with Craig and comparing our installed gstreamer packages,
I've determined there seems to be a missing dependency on
bug 319982 and bug 287879 have been fixed now and I'm still not prompted
for my encryption passphrase at boot. After reading over comments by
other people in those bugs, I've noticed that my initrd does not contain
a file conf/conf.d/cryptroot. This file seems to be what tells the
initrd which
ha-HA! The problem seems to be that underscore is no longer a valid
character for the device name. I changed sda2_crypt to root and
everything works beautifully!
Now for the bad part. What the heck happened here?! WHY did sda2_crypt
stop being a valid target name? That name was picked for my by
I believe the udev CPU usage issue is bug 332270. Please comment in that
bug (and provide the requested info) if you're affected by that issue.
FYI, my system still doesn't prompt me to unlock my encrypted partition
during boot after this upgrade. I'm dropped to the initramfs prompt as
before the
You're experiencing a new and fantastic bug introduces in the recent
update to udev 138-1. Check out bug 332270.
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Even after updating for the package fix referred to in bug #287879 my
issue is still not fixed. I could really use some help debugging this!
Here's my current state:
Every time I boot my system, I'm dropped to an initrd busybox prompt
with a notice that my root device can't be found. The root
My issue could be related to (or the same as) bug #287879. Since that is
now resolved I'll update tonight to indicate if this has resolved my
issue. I got that package update last night but haven't rebooted the
laptop yet.
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This issue is pretty old now and I believe it was resolved during the
Intrepid beta cycle. Can someone close the bug?
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I'm running a setup with encrypted LVM on my laptop. Until very
recently, I was prompted for the passphrase to the encrypted partition
(/dev/sda2) early during the boot process, and once it was opened my
volume group (vg00) was activated automatically. Boot would continue
I should mention that the laptop in question is running Jaunty, so the
packages involved are changing frequently. My initrd has been
regenerated a number of times since the problem started, and the kernel
has been updated at least twice.
My guess is that the order of the stuff run in the initrd
This sounds like the known bug in xulrunner:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421482
The issue is unfixed AFAIK (long tread, hard to keep track of the status), but
one of the recommendations is to set preference 'toolkit.storage.synchronous'
to 0. This is DANGEROUS, as it could
How about a PPA with a package? I downloaded 1.0.6 and couldn't get it
working at all. I'm stuck here b/c my phone wasn't supported until
1.0.3, which is newer than the version in apt :-(
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I see that 1.0.5 is in Intrepid. I should have looked at that first.
Anyway, I guess I'll be upgrading soon :-)
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0.5.15 was released last week, but I suppose it's too late to get a
package for Intrepid now..
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This seems to have been fixed by an update a few weeks ago.. Can someone
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I upgraded to Intrepid on Friday, and since then my monitor
configuration has been a mess.
I've hot a laptop connected to a dock. The dock has two external
monitors connected.
First observation, the primary screen selection has changed since
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: subversion
I've recently upgraded my system from Hardy to Intrepid, and on my first
attempt to check in to an svn repo I get this error:
svn: Commit blocked by pre-commit hook (exit code 1) with output:
/usr/bin/svnlook: error while loading shared
shared-mime-info 3.39-1ubuntu1
seahorse 2.22.2-0ubuntu1
I don't think this has been fixed, but the issue may be moot. It seems
that Seahorse doesn't do SSH key management anymore, it's now the
responsibility of gnome-keyring[1] and there doesn't seem to be a UI for
it. This mime info may still be
Can we at least let the SCIM devs know that this scim-setup app looks
bad? They won't do anything about it if they don't know there's a
problem. I don't know where the project lives, but can we file a bug
with them for this issue?
This definitely is the least HIG-compliant app I've ever seen. It
Can we at least make it so shift+space doesn't activate it? I have a
tendency to not fully release the shift key as I'm pressing space, so I
too am accidentally switching to arameic keyboard layout mid-sentence.
This has been driving me ape shit for a week now!
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SCIM is an interesting idea,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: seahorse
I've filed bug 42473 upstream in Gnome's bugzilla against Seahorse
(http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424473). The issue I am
seeing is that I can't import my ssh private key into seahorse, and it
appears that the cause is a missing
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Binary package hint: xine-ui
I have many video files stored on a remote system which I access via
SMB/CIFS. I know that Xine-ui supports these because I can drag the icon
from Nautilus onto the video window, and they play perfectly. What I
cannot do is associate the file
xserver-xorg-1.3.0 and xrandr-1.2 hit gutsy sometime yesterday. I've
deleted my xorg.conf and successfully started gdm! This is pretty
exciting :-D
Only problem so far is that it didn't auto-recognize my synaptics
touchpad, it loaded the regular mouse driver. I'll file another bug for
that.
FYI
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Binary package hint: xrandr
xrandr 1.2 has been our for several months now and I was surprised to
find that it wasn't in feisty. Can we get this new version for gutsy?
1.2 allows you to up-size your X screen greater than the size it started
with. This is extremely useful for
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I feel that single user mode in Ubuntu is either poorly named or just
doesn't do the right stuff. There is FAR too much started in runlevel S:
* netwokring. How can a system be single user when you have a network
interface up?
* ipsec
* portmap (if nfs-utils is installed)
*
Seahorse 1.0.1 seems to have found its way into Feisty last night so
looks like I won't have to do that stuff after all. Unfortunately the
new version doesn't solve my bug so I'll have to take that up with the
Seahorse devs. Maybe I'll file another Ubuntu bug with a link to the
Gnome bug if anyone
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: seahorse
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-announce-
list/2007-April/msg6.html
This new version 1.0.1 (announcement 7 April) fixes a bug which totally
prevents me from using Seahorse: the inability to import existing ssh
keys. Any chance of
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
I had just created a file and tried to open it from the file browser
sidebar. The file was located on a remove server via SSH/SFTP.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Wed Apr 4 10:57:00 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath:
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Since there's no pine can you at least lose the pgp4pine package? No
real point in having that if you don't have pine...
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Binary package hint: gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
See this bug at Mozilla:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=367509
There seems to be some issue with the ubuntulooks engine that causes
Firefox 3 trunk builds to show memory leak behavior when FF starts. When
I launch
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I've just noticed that there isn't a package in any of the repos for
pine, but there *is* a pgp4pine package. I can't help but ask, how
useful that can possibly be? Can we either remove the pgp4pine package
or (preferably) add a pine package?
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Binary package hint: mysql-query-browser
The version of mysql-query-browser in the repository is 1.1.18, but the
latest version is 1.2. Can we get the new version into Edgy?
I've been using mysql-query-browser lately and I've noticed some bugs
I'd like to report, but I
I've run into 5 plugins in the past week which seem to be 3.2-only, so
I'm about to remove edgy's Eclipse-3.1 and download a new version
directly from the website. It'd be really nice to get the new version
in for Edgy, but if not then I really would like to see it for edgy+1!
Is it too late in
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