Confirmed here. This makes geany unusable for me.
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I'm seeing this issue too, in firefox (I don't use thunderbird). If you
resize the text (CTRL+ / CTRL-) which characters are affected change.
In the attached example (3 screen shots cropped/spliced), original text
size the u characters are the problem. One size up, it's n and i
characters
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10021234
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I believe I'm seeing this same bug. Mirrored both screens show the full
visable area. Non-mirrored, 1 or both screens show only part of the area
that should be visible. A work-around (although very much not ideal) for
me seems to be to position the laptop screen below the external screen
in the
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Status: New
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I don't think this is actually a missing feature, just a case of UI
change and poor documentation. To put a panel on the second monitor, add
it to the primary monitor, then hold ALT + click + drag to move it to
the second monitor. This is described in the help, but is far from
intuitive.
My
Sorry. Feisty Desktop i386, installed clean from daily image 20070415
(which I think became the final release). All updates applied.
Thanks
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To trigger the dialogue, I compose a new message in thunderbird, and
press send. At this point Enigmail / OpenPGP attempts to sign the
message, for which it needs to pull my pgp passphrase from the keyring,
and so the Allow access dialogue appears as shown in the screenshot
above.
Default
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applied.
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that is displayed contains html-style formatting code:
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If I attempt to create a custom mount point for a removable drive as
follows, and enter the full path I want the drive mounted at (e.g.
/media/compactflash) this input is accepted, but then the drive canot
be mounted.
As I have discovered, what is required is simply the
See also:
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This appears to be fixed in a fresh install of Feisty 20070415.
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I never did a fresh install of Edgy (like dramage) but this appears to
be fixed in a fresh install of Feisty 20070415.
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This bug (whatever the root cause was) appears to be fixed in a fresh
install of Feisty 20070415.
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I just did a fresh install of Feisty 20070415 (current RC candidate) -
the Xinerama bug is fixed so I was able to test this behaviour again.
The bug remains, exactly as described in the original report, therefore
I am reopening.
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Matthew
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Nope, I spoke too soon. For some reason X has a resolution 2px wider
than my laptop's primary display (1368*768), even though the only
resolution listed in xorg.conf is the correct 1366*768. If I change this
in System - Preferences - Screen Resolution to 1366*768, the
resolutions of both screens
Dearest Ubuntu people
Hope you're well. Say, look, I'd really like my xinerama back. I was
just wondering if you could take a look at this bug?
Thanks ever so much. Appreciate it.
All the best.
Love
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I'm seeing similar behaviour, possibly related to the same bug. When nm-
applet starts it prompts for keyring access twice, at the same time (two
separate identical dialogues.) Once I enter my password into both, it
connects. This happens every time I boot up.
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I just upgraded to edgy proper and this bug is still present.
These laptops are quite popular (sony vaio vgn-tx series), and I don't
imagine I'm the only person with one who would like to use xinerama. It
was working fine in dapper so this is a fairly unfortunate regression
for me.
Let me know
Hi Daniel
I was using Dapper when I reported the bug, now Edgy. I haven't had
cause to use xinerama with one screen above the other for a while, so I
forgot about this until now.
Unfortunately I cannot test whether the bug is still occurring in Edgy,
since another bug in xinerama is preventing
Just to confirm, this bug is still present now edgy proper has been
released.
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1. system - preferences - keyboard - keyboard tab
2. tick 'repeat keys'
3. type in the box
result:
1. for each key pressed, two of each letter appear on key-down, like tthhiiss.
2. when held down continuously, no further letters appear.
3. i'm starting to develop rsi from
Yesterday I thought I could simply switch off glx and sidestep this bug,
but just now I tried to run IE6 in wine (I use this for testing
websites):
Xlib: extension GLX missing on display :0.0.
err:wgl:X11DRV_WineGL_InitOpenglInfo couldn't initialize OpenGL, expect
problems
err:wgl:has_opengl
Hi Joey, you were right - reconfiguring X to default made the problem
dissapear, although I'm feeling rather short of screen real-estate now!
I had a customised X config (widescreen laptop, dual head with external
LCD and xinerama - although xinerama isn't working at the moment, see
#63050).
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OK, I reworked my xorg.conf from scratch starting with the default,
ending with the same setup as I had before. The bug now isn't happening,
even with my dual head setup and the correct resolutions. Here's my new
xorg.conf - some difference between the two is triggering the bug (it
recurs if I
Through trial and error I isolated the line that causes the bug, in the
Module section:
Load glx
...this only triggers the bug when added to my new dual-head setup.
Adding this line to a default xorg.conf does not cause the bug.
So, I'm back to my original post. How do I go about
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How do I go about getting a backtrace when the bug crashes X? I can't
run 'gdb openoffice' from a virtual terminal since it's a graphical
application, and if I run it from a terminal window within X it dies
with my X session.
Help
I think I managed to successfully backtrace X via ssh from another
machine. The wiki doesn't explain how to attach Valgrind to an already
running process though, so you'll have to talk me through that if you
need Valgrind for X.
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not sure if this worked properly... attempted valgrinds for soffice.bin
- I ran valgrind from a terminal window
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Hi Joey
Yes, I have both libgl1-mesa-dri (6.5.1) and libgl1-mesa-glx (6.5.1)
installed. They've been there at least since I ran updates, before doing
all the testing.
Matthew
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running 'ooffice' or any of the standard shortcuts (e.g. 'ooffice
-writer %U') is crashing x for me. since x is going down i'm not sure
how to provide debugging info for this. let me know what you need.
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I don't think this is a duplicate of #63676, since
'/usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin' crashes x instantly for me.
However, they may be related. Like I said, let me know what you need.
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I just upgraded to edgy beta and xinerama is broken. with xinerama
switched off in xorg.conf, both heads work correctly, independently.
with xinerama on, windows on the primary monitor canot be dragged
completely onto the second monitor. i can move the mouse across the
entire
photograph of the problem
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I am running a dual screens using Xinerama and the vga output from my
laptop. When I have the second screen set to the right of my laptop's
built in screen, as follows, maximised windows correctly respect the
boundaries of any panels I have on either
Just to confirm, this is still present in 6.06 LTS (Gnome 2.14.2). I
have added a comment to the upstream bug report. Maybe someone from the
Ubuntu team feels like patching with code from the GIMP? ;-)
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