Public bug reported:
There is an undocumented mouse button 9 response that is redundant with
the documented mouse binds & serves no purpose. But it does interfere
with my desire to use button 9 for my own purposes. I sure would like to
know how to fix this.
** Affects: viewnior (Ubuntu)
Imp
TBH, I don't understand you. As indicated my Ncurses version is 6
something. I don't have a clue how it was compiled since I installed it
with apt-get from the standard Ubuntu repo. Are you saying I should try
compiling it myself?
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Public bug reported:
". . . new in htop 2.0 . . .
If you're using NCurses 6, htop will also support your mouse wheel for
scrolling."
-- https://hisham.hm/htop/
Doesn't work for me. No response to scroll wheel. Any suggestions? I'd really
like to make this work.
htop 2.0.1
ncurses-bin 6
Still doing this in Xenial.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1191259
Title:
mplayer does not exit on end of file
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I take that back. I should have said this is happening in mplayer under
Xenial, not mplayer2.
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Title:
mplayer does not exit on end of file
To ma
And BTW, this is still the case in Xenial, 64 bit version. I wonder how
many man-hours have been wasted by people trying to figure out how to
use "trash-restore". Probably something under 1 in most individual
cases, but how many cases are there? Surely not just the few that
reached this page. Most
According to Francia upstream, this IS a specific Ubuntu problem,
because it was fixed upstream a while back. He says the version Ubuntu
is using:
" is very old, is from 2012, unfortunately seems that Ubuntu is still
using a old version in its distribution. The current version is
0.17.1.14."
from
It started working again. Not sure why.
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Title:
synaptic as unpriveleged user crashes
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Public bug reported:
I sometimes invoke synaptic as an plain user, just to browse and read
the descriptions, etc. Used to work fine. Then I upgraded the kernel
from 4.4.0-75 to 4.4.0-78 by installing linux-generic (it had been
uninstalled to keep '77 at bay, because '77 killed my system).
Everythi
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** Tags removed: security
** Tags added: startx
** Tags added: security tty
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Title:
x crashes when I log in and back ou
There doesn't seem to be an "edit" button, so I'll add details in
comments as I discover them.
In the situation described, the same thing happens if I use the command
"logout" instead of "exit".
In the error messages put forth by X (I presume) in tty2 while it was
crashing in tty1 because I had j
Public bug reported:
Observed behavior:
When I get an alternate tty, or whatever it's called, with cntrl-alt-FN,
where N is any digit, 2-6, inclusive; log in as the same user on the
console; do stuff; and then log out with "exit":
I'm suddenly back in tty1 and X has crashed. There is no x on any
Uh, I wish I could edit my 2 posts above out. My problem was simple.
After installing from the mini.iso, I was running an installation script
that has a command of the form:
sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends package1 package2 package3
. . .
It always worked before. But one of those pac
I should add that this probably the 5th or 6th time I've installed a
16.04 system on this machine and failed to get startx to work properly.
I have another such that I haven't scrapped yet that WILL eventually
start openbox in response to startx. But it takes a long time and
results in my being log
Me too. Under 16.04, 64 bit, with openbox, startx (or xinit) as user
fails. Sudo startx gives me a console with a tiny font, so apparently it
starts X but not Openbox. I'd explore that further and probably find how
to start Openbox, but I don't want to run X as root anyway. I just tried
sudo as a d
Pardon my stupidity. ntpdate -q meets my need fine. So does downloading the
time from any server that posts a continually updated value of "now". See:
https://superuser.com/questions/635020/how-to-know-current-time-from-internet-from-command-line-in-linux
So I have my work-around. It's still true
Mea culpa for redundant post. I entered it on a different page & didn't
realize it would wind up here anyway. And 8 was correct, not 9. I'd at
least edit it out, but I see no button for that.
BTW, unless and until this is fixed, anybody got a workaround for
querying to see how accurate the present
"fix released" was 9 months ago and this still affects Trusty, which is
LTS with 3 years to go.
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Title:
where is the ntpctl command?
To manage n
"status:Confirmed → Fix Released"
What's that mean exactly? It's 8 months since the preceding post and it isn't
fixed in 14.04 LTS as of 2016 September 12. Is it going to be, or is Trusty
abandoned, despite being LTS with 3 years to go before EOL? How soon is "soon"?
Is it fixed in 16.04
Mea culpa. I think I had 2 different (albeit similar) bug reports open
in different tabs and posted to the wrong one. FWIW, the proximate cause
of my problem was simple: ~/.Xauthority was owned root:root. That seems
to me to be an installer bug.
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I should have mentioned that the system shows a lot of large print
output in tty 7 as the system is booting and hangs at "started update
UTMP about system runlevel changes." When I look in tty1 there is
screenful of stuff and then a prompt, looking as if it had successfully
booted. I can log in th
Me too. Fresh install of 16.04 from the mini.iso. Used apt-get to
install xorg, openbox and some applications. This always used to work.
Now only root can start x. This is bare metal, not virtual. I tried
installing first xserver-xorg-video-all and then xserver-xorg-legacy.
Neither made any differe
Thanks, EvilSupahFly. I can now add this:
Rm'ing every grub related file on the other systems, reinstalling grub,
and running update-grub was REALLY BAD IDEA. Now when I try to boot
/dev/sda6 (the system that is an fsarchiver-made clone of my main,
/dev/sda5-based 14.04 system, where grub is suppo
BTW, all my linux systems are 1-partition-each, no seperate ~s, or swaps
or boot. Keeping it simple. They are on 2 drives, one external, one
internal. Grub is on /dev/sda with config files on sda5, which is the
one that boots. Some are on primary and some on logical partitions. Sda1
and sda2 are Wi
Same thing with me in 14.04. This is a pretty basic thing to be broken
for so long. Suggestions for work-arounds would be nice, since it
doesn't look fixing it is imminent.
Personally, I've tried a 2 grub rescue utilities, one from within one of
the partitions that will boot, and another from CD.
Same thing in 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04 under plain Openbox. Any workarounds?
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Title:
Crashes when gui is invoked
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 991638 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/991638
Same thing in 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04 under plain Openbox. Any workarounds?
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Public bug reported:
I am using unity-control-center version 15.04.0+15.04.20150410-0ubuntu1
on an Ubuntu 15.04 fresh install.
I am trying to configure proxy using proxy URL by going from: System
Settings -> Network -> Network Proxy and selecting "automatic" for
"method". I need to add Proxy URL
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1314924 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1314924
Toggling gfx.xrender.enabled didn't work for me. Same problem. Just started
happening sometime in the last week or so. Url field is a uniform black while
the search field on the same toolbar is normal. If
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Trusty 64 bit system built from the mini.iso with Openbox as the WM and
sole DE as well. Vim version 2:7.4.052-1ubuntu3. Recently, search has started
failing about half the time. In Evim, if I search for "some string that IS
there somewhere" I'll get the following
Everything I wrote above is still true for me in 14.04, Trusty, 64 bit
version, with pretty much the same setup, plain Openbox (no LXDE, no
Lubuntu, no other DE) and lxterminal.
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Title:
thunar invoked by root does not show unmounted partitions in side pane
like thunar invoked as user d
Public bug reported:
Under Ubuntu 13.10, 32 bit version, using Openbox only as the DE, thunar
1.6.3 invoked by root will not show unmounted partitions on an external
usb mounted hard drive. Thunar invoked as user shows them in the side
pane under "Devices". Once the partition is mounted by clicki
Still doesn't work in Saucy.
For me, none of the following, cause any change in screen appearance, nor to
they bring any response in lxterminal other than a new prompt:
xbacklight -get
xbacklight -set 100 -time 0
xbacklight -set 20 -time 0
xbacklight -set 2 -time 0
Running Saucy in plain openb
Public bug reported:
When using pm-suspend on Macbook 4,1 system freezes on resume. This only
happens when the command was invoked using gnome-terminal or the user
menu. Using xterm works fine.
lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu 11.04
Release: 11.04
apt-cache policy pm-utils
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub
I assume that further info has been included with this report. If not,
there's a Launchpad bug as well -- when visiting a bug to see if it has
been reported already, saved bug info from the installation problem gets
lost.
ProblemType: Package
Archi
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