After upgrading to Ubuntu 14.10, the issue still exists.
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Title:
Autokey not removing the abbreviation properly on Firefox and
Thunderbird
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The problem is still present in Ubuntu 14.04.
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Title:
Autokey not removing the abbreviation properly on Firefox and
Thunderbird
To manage
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I have set up anacron for a non-root user (myuser) to run several
scripts. All of them work well, except the ones where I use secret-tool
to get a password from the keyring.
I have tried to run these scripts from the command line (same user) and
they run without any issue.
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This bug appears in Thunderbird and Firefox, not in Gedit or Gvim. I
haven't tried other applications.
I used a test phrase:
abbreviation is :t
substitution is This is a test
Sometimes the abbreviation is correctly replaced, but very often the
first character is not
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The problem has disappeared since the upgrade to Firefox 26.
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
Firefox
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I'm using Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 with Firefox 24, but I've had the problem
since Ubuntu GNOME 13.04 (i386 same computer) and Firefox 21. I finally
managed to get a stacktrace so I can write a proper bug report.
I get this problem at least once per day: Firefox becomes slow
Hello,
I had this bug in Maverick. I didn't try on Natty, but I have just
tested hibernation on Oneiric and the bug is gone.
Maybe I can mention that I made the test on the exact same laptop, using
the default upgrade system.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 659434 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/659434
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Font/image corruption after resume from hibernate
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** Summary changed:
- Previous Conversations should show only show one contacts history
+ Previous Conversations should show only one contacts history
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eimajenathat : you can find the link to the upstream bug on top of the
page: gnome-bugs #650778, just above the bug description.
I have answered to the question, but feel free to add any clarification
if needed.
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** Also affects: empathy via
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Status: Unknown
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Same problem on Ubuntu 11.04
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** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hello,
I have tested the 5 theme available on my system. As a summary:
Ubuntu: no problem
Classic: no problem
Simple: expands to the right and removes window decorations
Clean: only expands
Blue: only expands
As you can see, using the simple theme also removes the window
decorations (window
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 28226 ***
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Hello,
This bug is not a duplicate of bug #66015, as #66015 is fixed. This one
is still valid: when you select en_gb, you get all other English
languages.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 66015
Hi,
I had the same problem. I found the answer here:
http://glest.org/glest_board/index.php?action=printpage;topic=4139.0
All you have to do is edit ~/.glest/glest.ini and add a line with
AutoTest=0
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Indeed, it doesn't work on any OS, so I brought the device back to the
shop and they refunded me. I now own a new Logitech LX 8 which works
perfectly!
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Logitech VX Revolution mouse intermittently detected
Hello,
it works well, thanks a lot!
One small issue though: I get a notification each time I move a message
to another folder, including the trash.
I also noticed that the extension was uploaded as a Firefox extension
although it's for Thunderbird: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-
What about watching a flash video in Firefox? I've often noticed that
the screensaver starts while the video is on. Should we file a bug for
Firefox or for Flash?
Same question with the upcoming Firefox 3.5 with ogg videos: which
application will be responsible for inhibiting the screensaver?
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I think it works with both Firefox and Thunderbird, the idea being you
can install it in Firefox to get Download complete and such
notifications.
That would be great indeed! However, I've installed it in Firefox and
the notifications don't change...
Change the URL to Thunderbird
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Xmind is a mind mapping software and its sources were opened recently.
Xmind won an Eclipse Community Award in 2008:
http://www.eclipse.org/org/foundation/eclipseawards/winners08.php
URL: http://www.xmind.net/
License: Eclipse Public License v1.0 (EPL) and GNU Lesser
I noticed that this problem also occurs in Windows Vista, so it might be
more related to the mouse itself than to the operating system. I'll try
to find a computer with WinXP to test there as well and probably file a
bug report to Logitech.
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I've got a wireless Logitech VX Revolution on a LG E500 Laptop with
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. The mouse is recognized correctly and all buttons
work as expected.
However, the mouse stops working (randomly) after some time of
inactivity (it can be a few seconds), as if it wasn't
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After the mouse stopped working I unplugged it as mentioned and it
started to work again immediately. I think it stopped once or twice
while I was running the commands.
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I think this also affects German dictionaries: my Ubuntu (Intrepid, but
the problem was there in Hardy too) has support for English, French and
German. I have only 1 entry in Firefox languages for French, but 7 for
English (en_ZA, en_AU, en_US, en_GB, English / United Kingdom, English /
United
I didn't know I had SPDIF... There are 3 connectors on my sound card:
microphone, headphones and a blue one. There is a symbol which makes me
think of an antenna (similar to
http://www.wpclipart.com/telephone/antenna.png without the pedestal) and
no SPDIF written under it.
According to wikipedia
Hi,
targa-2ch-dig makes everything work correctly: when headphones are
plugged in, sound comes only from the headphones and when I unplugg
them, sound comes from the laptop's speaker. Unchecking the headphones
checkbox in the sound preferences works like turning off the headphones,
which I
I confirm that this fix works. Thanks a lot Kevinf for finding it!
So I think this bug is fixed. I'd like to change the status, but I don't
know which one to choose: fix released or fix committed?
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I'd like to suggest a solution for this problem: create an easy way to
change those colors, in the same way as the desktop themes. It's easy to
find information about HOW to change those colors, but it requires you
to set up every color, not really what the average user would enjoy…
If there were
I suggest to have a look at this answer:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+question/22369
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Thanks for pointing to that wiki page. Here is the link to the sound
information:
http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=57c93f2e0b97251e372c6898232b749a313252e2
Attachments are coming next.
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After adding model=6stack-dig and restarting, you get a new tab in the
volume control, called Switches. There is just 1 tickbox with the text
Headphone, enabled by default.
If you enable the tickbox you get sound from both the headphones and the
laptop's speakers (same behaviour as without
Thanks for the workaround, I confirm it works. If you're using external
speakers (plugged in the headphone jack), the problem is almost
transparent.
Of course, it would be good to fix this bugs, but I think there are
plenty of more critical sound problems ;)
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I've run the Alsa script, and it gave me this URL:
http://pastebin.ca/1090222
I hope it helps.
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Hello,
I have a laptop LG E500.V.APSCG and installed Ubuntu Hardy on it. I had
a few problems at the beginning since it's a new laptop, but it works
well now.
One of the few remaining bugs (together with ACPI not working) is that
pluging in headphones don't mute the laptops
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