This affects me. I happen to notice this do symlink to the ehcache that
red5-server depends on so not sure why it's not picking it up
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This is related to #1283218 on Utopic and probably Trusty too
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package red5-server 1.0~svn4279-1 failed to install/upgrade:
subprocess
Yes, this happened to me as well, I installed from a beta1 DVD and told
it to automatically download updates. Given gnome-shell isn't there by
default, it seems I'm forced to Unity for a few days (i.e. I didn't have
the option about partial upgrade that you normally get form update-
manager -d).
Yes, the issue with this is:
xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.15.0+git20110706.0be47f45
If you are using an Intel graphics chipset (I have a Thinkpad with a
similar setup and had similar issues).
The best way to work round this for now is to download and install:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ruby1.9.1
I reported this, originally at #514322
I've put in another report as this affects Lucid as well as Karmic. This
bug only seems to affect AMD64 platforms.
The latest SVN trunk of Ruby 1.9 has been fixed for the last few weeks
since it was
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ruby1.9.1
I've discovered, along with a handful of others that Ruby 1.9.1 leaks
memory when using Module.include
This is major issue for those using Ruby in an persistent environment
(i.e. Rails processes which are typically daemonised) as the host
Agreed, this totally annoys the hell out of me. I do this by accident
regularly on my laptop when intending to do Alt + Middle mouse and drag
to resize, because the the keyboard layout / spacing is physically a
little different from a typical keyboard.
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Why has this been marked as invalid. I have found the ATI driver seems
to either be leaking, or eating far too much RAM on my 4Gb system (to
the point where it swaps a lot under load). Installing the ATI driver
via envyng-core resolved my memory issues. Clearly the default binary
blob shipped
I can confirm that I also have this. My active sound card is the onboard
sound on my Asus M2N32 WS Pro motherboard. It's using a AD1988B (Analog
Devices) chip, and it's driving spare!
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You
FYI, it appears Bug #364497 is a copy of this too.
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Xinerama does not work on jaunty RC with fglrx driver
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Any news on this? I know it's not something totally in your control
because down to ATI/AMD to sort out their blob's. Would be nice to be
able to use Jaunty
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Binary package hint: xorg-driver-fglrx
I'm using an ATI HD 2600 pro and find that enabling Xinerama causes X to
produce a garbled display (basically looks like the the memory from boot
screen at top but garbled / wrong colours, so I assume it's set the
screen resolution but
Hi, I think what I suggested at
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+question/50690
should fix things. Evolution changed it's mail format recently, so the
searching for ev-summary files doesn't do anything, which is why that
fix doesn't work in Ibex. instead remove the index /
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