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Title:
Power button options should include Do Nothing
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One easy change that seems to largely fix the problem for me is to
increase the Edge Reveal Timeout to 1000 (one second). This pretty
much eliminates Unity jumping open when I don't want it, at the price of
a small, occasional wait.
The main bad thing about this is that it's poor user interface
Public bug reported:
With the Unity interface in oneiric, every time I move the cursor near
the left edge of the screen, the task bar pops out and steals the focus
from the application I'm using. As far as I can tell, there is no way
to alter this behavior.
I probably encounter this at least 20
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The launchpad password filter (passwords must contain a digit and a
punctuation character) requires passwords that are difficult to remember
and insecure as well. See http://xkcd.com/936/ .
(No, this is not a joke.)
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
My bug (885684) got merged into this one even though it's not quite the
same thing.
Specifically, I don't have a problem with requiring strong passwords, as
long as the requirement is that they be strong in terms of bits of
information, and that the user is allowed to meet this requirement as
For those who may experience this, you can work around the crash by
copying to a file first, and then burning from that file.
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Title:
brasero
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Binary package hint: unity-asset-pool
Was doing an update to beta1. Last updated about a week ago or so?
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: unity-asset-pool 0.8.18-0ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-7.39-generic 2.6.38
Uname: Linux
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Title:
package unity-asset-pool 0.8.18-0ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade:
unable to stat `./usr/share/doc/unity-asset-pool' (which I was about
Looking further, the directory in question was actually corrupted,
apparently due to either an I/O error or perhaps a kernel bug. In any
case, I'm confident it has nothing to do with this package.
** Changed in: unity-asset-pool (Ubuntu)
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Binary package hint: flashplugin-nonfree
This happened when installing the ubuntu-restricted-extras package on a
virtually new installation of 11.04. I'm not sure whether the plugin
itself is working or not.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package:
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package flashplugin-installer 10.2.153.1ubuntu1 failed to
install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script
returned
After checking, it does look like the plugin is working (at least for
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I don't use Amarok anymore, nor do I have access to the machine I was
seeing this on, so I guess you can close it out.
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This is currently occurring on about 40% of resumes for me (ubuntu
10.04), on a Dell Inspiron 1420N (sold with ubuntu). Just to clarify,
for me, I always see either behavior (a), or I see (b) followed by (c).
Over several ubuntu releases, it seems like this problem has disappeared
and
Another data point: I upgraded a machine to LTS last night, and I'm
seeing the bug being described here.
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I looked a little at fixing this, but ended up deciding that it'd be
better to just re-implement the parts of pdsh that I need as a bash
script. I've just released this as 'h', available here:
http://code.google.com/p/h/
I'd love it if someone would like to package this...
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This has been happening to me for years, as best as I can recall. It's
a very annoying bug (higher than Low priority, IMO).
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Binary package hint: nmap
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
nmap:
Installed: 5.00-2
Candidate: 5.00-2
Version table:
*** 5.00-2 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com karmic/main Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
$ sudo nmap -sP
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Binary package hint: nmap
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
nmap:
Installed: 5.00-2
Candidate: 5.00-2
Version table:
*** 5.00-2 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com karmic/main Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
$ sudo nmap -sP
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Binary package hint: pdsh
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
pdsh:
Installed: 2.18-1
Candidate: 2.18-1
Version table:
*** 2.18-1 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com karmic/universe Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
A command like
$
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Binary package hint: pdsh
Description: Ubuntu 9.10
Release: 9.10
pdsh:
Installed: 2.18-1
Candidate: 2.18-1
Version table:
*** 2.18-1 0
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100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
The documentation says that the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pdsh
The file /usr/bin/pdcp.bin does not exist, but /usr/bin/pdcp references
it. Not sure whether it's actually supposed to exist or not, but this
makes pdcp useless.
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
pdsh:
Installed: 2.18-1
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libsox-fmt-base
When playing the attached wav file (generated with a Creative Rhomba
PA50), sox segfaults. The desktop (Nautilus?) preview feature plays
this file fine.
The desired behavior would be to play the file, possibly with a warning
if it's
** Attachment added: 15s wav file that demonstrates segfault
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Can this be pushed out as a Jaunty update? The current version (without
this fix) is totally useless...
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I'm not that crazy about code that relies on $PWD, either, but
nonetheless there's quite a bit of it out there that does.
The reason I'm thinking of this is a bug is that virtually every
environment in which you can run a program under Linux will include a
$PWD variable, and similarly virtually
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sudo
The $PWD environment variable isn't being propogated/set by sudo. The
command 'sudo printenv' doesn't mention PWD, for example. This is bad
because it's a very standard env var, and many scripts expect it to
exist.
sudo:
Installed:
Kamus,
Thank you for your response. If you think this explanation should go in
the question database, I think that's great.
That notwithstanding, I would like this to be triaged as a bug. I
believe the default Ubuntu configuration should provide the $PWD
variable in the 'sudo' environment.
With due respect, I believe that this is a bug, and not a question nor a
wishlist item. Either $PWD belongs in the sudo default environment or
it does not. If it does, this is a bug, it should be fixed, and
probably that won't be very difficult to do.
If $PWD is being left out of the default
I have verified that Amarok still grabs a number of keys globally.
(They're all Meta keys, but still...) I've only used it for a few
minutes, so I'm not sure whether the keypress stackup problem still
exists.
I'm running an updated Ubuntu Jaunty.
$ apt-cache policy amarok
amarok:
Installed:
FWIW, this no longer appears to be happening in the latest release.
(However, I did manually edit my when the power button is pressed to
do nothing.)
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I'm also seeing this (w/Inspiron 1420), starting recently. I guess in
the past it's worked most of the time--I suppose 2-10% failure might be
what I'm seeing, too.
magaio: One reason is because the makers of all of this hardware are
doing a half-assed job of sticking with the standards (when
Dave: Today I'm no longer seeing (hearing :-) the problem. That could
be due to updates or maybe it's intermittent.
[I do still have an occasional interruption of audio during disk
activity (e.g., app swapping back in), but this is a different problem,
and I guess not that annoying.]
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Binary package hint: amarok
On a vanilla English system running the latest alpha, I just installed
amarok, ran it, and two unreadable windows popped up. I'm including a
screenshot of the top one, to give an idea.
Description:Ubuntu jaunty (development branch)
Release:
** Attachment added: Screenshot-Configure - Amarok.png
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Ah. I am on a vertical LCD monitor, so apparently that's it. Thanks!
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Jonathan Thomas echidna...@kubuntu.org wrote:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334657 ***
For what it's worth, I hadn't seen this bug for a while, but I recently
upgraded and now it's back again (intermittently).
I'm at xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu2.
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If you're saying this is now one of the options in the vanilla
install, thanks very much for making this change!!!
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After upgrading my system an hour ago, I notice that sound (rhythmbox w
pulseaudio) is extremely choppy. On a hunch, I disabled normal visual
effects, returning to none. This provided immediately relief. I
guess this is an audio driver and 3d code fighting over something?
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Within the last week or so on Jaunty, my X server has become extremely
sluggish. It uses 25-35% CPU all of the time, even when the machine is
idle. Occasionally I see the cursor jumping back and forth--not sure
whether this is
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Just to clarify, the bad behavior is present start immediately after a
reboot.
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
Playing an ogg file with ogg123 causes underruns (noise), while playing
the same file with sox (play) works fine. In the former case,
pulseaudio uses 10% CPU steadily, vs maybe 1-2% in the latter.
I'm not sure how to diagnose this, but I
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I also had this problem, which I worked around using 'alsamixer -c0' and
unmuting things.
This is particularly pernicious because the default sound control that
Jaunty provides doesn't have these mute buttons, at least for my
hardware, nor are they apparent when I run just 'alsamixer'.
(My
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
In Jaunty of Jan 10, the X server is crashing on resume from suspend.
This wasn't happening two weeks ago or so...
X log attached.
Description:Ubuntu jaunty (development branch)
Release:9.04
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Another wrinkle. I'm on intrepid, and have been seeing this bug. I
just booted a Jaunty live cd (alpha 2) to look at another bug. This bug
is also fixed. *However*, when I rebooted into my Intrepid install,
but bug was also fixed (i.e., bad behavior is not occurring).
I don't believe that any
I discovered a fairly simple workaround for this problem. If you edit a
file called
~/.gconf/apps/gnome-power-manager/buttons/%gconf.xml
and change the value for the entry with name power to nothing, this
seems to keep this countdown dialog from ever appearing. (I suspect
that if you edit
My original explanation of this problem was unfortunately somewhat
confused, and emphasized the problem I'm having with my hardware (an
Inspiron 1420N, ironically chosen in an attempt to avoid such problems).
My apologies for my confusion.
Let's rewind and assume that my hardware works
Hmm. Currently when I wake up my laptop, I must immediately race to
unlock the screensaver, deiconify the shut down the computer dialog,
and press cancel, all before its 60 second countdown has passed. If I
do not accomplish this, my computer shuts down. (Not five minutes ago I
failed this
Public bug reported:
The Shut down the computer dialog that is activated when I press the
power button should not act automatically on a timeout. The problem is
that this dialog is sometimes born iconified, sometimes locked behind a
screensaver, the keyboard may be hosed, or the dialog is
Public bug reported:
On a Dell Inspiron 1420N, running the latest public update of Intrepid,
I'm seeing buggy behaviors on wake from suspend. Sometimes it works
correctly, but other times it would immediately hibernate while waking
from suspend--then I could wake from hibernate and keep going.
I also have this problem. In my case, for some reason the power button
is pressed (i.e., not by me) during wakeup from suspend. I could work
around this with a do nothing option, but instead my best alternative
is ask me. This almost works, except that for some reason the dialog
box is either
Well, now the bug is back again. This is after a reboot and possibly
after package upgrades, so either an upgraded package caused the
regression, or it's intermittent. Argh.
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I had previously reported that this bug was gone, but apparently it is
not.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = New
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Here's the lspci output. I don't think it's changed.
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One further comment, just by looking at the output of 'ps auxwwm', I can
see that rhythmbox is starting a new thread every couple of minutes more
or less. This almost certainly coincides with the start of each new
song. So the bug would seem to be that these threads are not correctly
being
Here's a backtrace. It's a hang, but I'm not sure it's exactly the same
hang (the notable difference is that in this case, the app won't repaint
and the CPU is spinning, whereas before I think it was repainting and
sleeping--maybe that's not a meaningful difference, though). As before
there are
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I've noticed that recent versions rhythmbox hang after they've been
running a few days (at least for me). I tried attaching to a hung
program with gdb. I did notice that there were over 500 threads, which
seems odd, but I have no idea what
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
When my screen is rotated (I use 90 degrees left), programs like
glxgears do not update correctly. Specifically, if I start glxgears,
its display is approximately correct, except for a black bar across the
top of the window (20%
Hmm. I did an update and reboot over the weekend and the problem is
gone. Maybe someone noticed it and patched it quickly.
Anyway, for completeness, here's my lspci output:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82Q963/Q965 Memory Controller Hub (rev
02)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation
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In the most recent intrepid update (i.e., a package changed within the
last couple of weeks), the default window manager is getting the screen
size wrong somehow, which is causing significant problems, because
windows are being placed off of the screen.
The attached partial
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** Description changed:
I have a printer (Samsung ML-2010) shared via a ubuntu 8.04 box. When I
installed it in intreprid it gave me a dialog I had to install
rastertospl2 before printing (Installation did finish). I tried to
install it but it is not in the repos.
When I tried
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Ibex yesterday, upon reboot an fsck was performed on
all of my disks. The messages displayed, however, led me to believe
that the machine had hung. Specifically, the splash screen switched to
a text console, some fsck messages were shown, and at the very
Done. Thanks. --Mike
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Bryce Harrington
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Michael,
I've forwarded your bug upstream to
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17930. Could you please
subscribe to that bug in case they need additional information or wish
you
A typical Ubuntu install has thousands if not tens of thousands of
executables. What happens if a significant fraction of these start
requiring an I agree on installation/upgrade/execution?
Personally I think it would be completely appropriate to strip the
Mozilla and Firefox labels off of the
Unfortunately I have no way to reproduce this at the moment, as
display rotation no longer works under the current version. (The
server doesn't crash--it just isn't usable.)
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I finally got to try this, though it was on a fresh installation of
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, rather than the original machine. Unfortunately, with
this new intel package (2.3.1-1), the server hangs up right after being
rotated (the screen is drawn and the cursor works, and the cursor
bitmap changes as
The problem seems not to occur without rotation. Disabling
visualization appears to have no effect (the display still blanks). The
machine is pingable after the display blanks--I suspect that it's still
running, except for the X display being unusable.
When I clicked on the link without
Playing with it some more, I'm able to reproduce the problem with the
totem application by itself, with a local mp3 file. It seems to hang
the rotated X server *some* of the time when visualization is turned on
and never when visualization is turned off.
Without rotation, it does not hang, but
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
Amarok should not bind any keys globally (i.e., grabbing them away from
other applications) by default. This is quite obnoxious and
particularly so because amarok seems to have bugs in this area. In
particular, I see my keypresses stacking up
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
In Ubuntu 8.04, with 1:7.3+10ubuntu10, on an Intel 965Q display, I'm
getting a crash or black screen when I click on an MP3 file link in
Firefox (3 beta 5). Once the screen is blank, it appears that the
machine is still running, and I *think* a
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Me neither. The computer I had was replaced. (It was still pretty
snappy, but that's the policy.)
(My new ICH8-based system doesn't seem to have the problem, at least
not with Tribe 5.)
On 8/31/07, jerrylamos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't test this bug any more since my computer with the
For what it's worth, I tried GG Tribe 1 just now, and I also am not able
to boot.
Can anyone point to any ongoing discussion of progress on this bug?
I've googled around a bit but I'm not seeing anything. I wonder if
anyone is even working on it...
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If this parallel system is active at the point when the error occurs,
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are incomplete and there is a race or something. (This might
I tried booting with *both* hard drives disconnected, to test whether
the (software) RAID filesystem present on them was causing my problems.
The first time I tried it (no break=top, no modprobe piix), it booted
up! Always skeptical, I tried it again, and it failed, just as before.
I did try the
I have a system that generally runs Linux/Ubuntu fine, but the 7.04 live
CD fails, just as described here. I tried the 'modprobe piix' fix, but
this didn't work for me.
The system has a SCSI as well as IDE interface, but there are no SCSI
drives attached. It has 2 IDE hard drives and an IDE
I get the first prompt because of break=top, do a modprobe piix
which causes a short barrage of IDE-related messages that look correct
to me, then an exit. At that point there are several more pages of
messages, and then a new prompt. (Actually some messages appear after
the prompt--I'm assuming
I see. Thanks!!
On 4/21/07, Tollef Fog Heen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Mike Coleman
| Hi, I'm the original submitter. It sounds like this bug is being
| closed, and I don't see why. Until version 1.5 (or better) is in
| Ubuntu, the problem as described still exists.
First, it's
Hi, I'm the original submitter. It sounds like this bug is being
closed, and I don't see why. Until version 1.5 (or better) is in
Ubuntu, the problem as described still exists.
Regards,
Mike
On 4/20/07, Tollef Fog Heen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nobody actually uploaded the new version;
Yes. Oops.
Thanks for working on this!
Mike
On 3/5/07, Luca Falavigna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you referring to http://lwn.net/Articles/222086?
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http://packages.debian.org/unstable/devel/git-core
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Hi Luca,
This article from LWN was the best coverage I could find of what's
changed. I guess looking at it it doesn't jump out as a major
difference. I think the documentation is much improved, and the
confusing update index command has mostly been replaced by simpler
things. If anyone told me
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Binary package hint: evms
On a laptop, an upgrade from a vanilla LTS installation to 6.10 (via
update-manager -c) hangs, apparently during upgrade/install of evms.
Below are some relevant lines from ps. I don't believe I've done
anything unusual on this box that would
After completing this upgrade, I don't see any obvious fallout.
Nonetheless, this problem would completely stymie a novice user, I
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evms bug hangs upgrade (LTS - 6.10)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/89489
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: git-core
The new upstream version of git (==1.5) is a huge improvement over
previous versions, and is arguably the first version really ready for
use for mere mortals. Please upgrade ASAP. Thanks!!
** Affects: git-core (Ubuntu)
Importance:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: git-core
The current description is misleading--it mostly says something about
the package internals, rather than describing what the package is for
(version control). Git is very similar to Mercurial or Bazaar-NG, and
also quite similar to, though an
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