** Summary changed:
- Pandora does not work in latest firefox and causes it to hang after quitting
+ Pandora does not work in latest firefox and causes it to hang when xfce is
simultaneously running
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Sorry. This is not a bug with firefox. This appears to be a bug in the
x2go package which is not in Ubuntu.
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Logging in to pandora.com with fully updated 14.04, it does not play any
music. Certain elements of the website do not load.
Retried in safe mode, same issue---it does not work.
I have a 'premium' Pandora One account. On the same network, Firefox 31
on windows works fine.
Also tried creating a new firefox profile---same issue. It does not
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Title:
Pandora does not work in latest firefox and causes it to hang
Yes, clearly for some people on a fresh 14.04 install, wallch does not
work properly. But once the theme has been changed from Auto to
Radiance and desktop environment to Unity it works fine. Note that
both changes (theme and desktop environment) are required for wallch
to work. Following this,
I can confirm that the above command does not work. The command that
works for me is
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri file:///direct-
picture-path
gsettings spits out an error when I type in the command without
'picture-uri' as you suggest.
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Also when I run wallch from the command line, I get this:
QEventLoop: Cannot be used without QApplication
QDBusConnection: system D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication.
Application may misbehave.
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OK---I found the problem! In the integration settings tab I changed
theme from Autodetect to Radiance and now everything works.
So the issue is that having the theme on Autodetect causes the
wallpaper not to change for some reason.
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It detects Unity.
When I click on a background in the wallpaper selector, the picture of
it shows up on little preview window inside of wallch. However, the
actual unity background does not change.
I tried clicking on Start, and the timer starts running, but again,
the background is not affected
Public bug reported:
The latest version of wallch does not change wallpapers.
All options work; the wallpaper shows up inside the wallch window; all
preferences can be set. But the actual unity wallpaper does not change.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: wallch 4.0-0ubuntu4
Is there a workaround?
Better question: is there any hope of GNOME developers *not* breaking
critical functionality from release to release? After 12 years with
Ubuntu, I can come up with a huge list of extremely frustrating and
sometimes downright dangerous regressions, almost all of them in
** Also affects: unity-greeter
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen
To manage
Affects me too. Is there any workaround? Some dconf setting which will
swap Super-D to something else?
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Title:
hide all normal windows custom
This is still a problem. The easiest workaround is to grab this file
http://packages.debian.org/sid/all/auctex/download
And install it with dpkg -i
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I found that manually establishing a ssh tunnel via terminal and then
logging in to localhost DOES work so, this is definitely a problem with
vinagre.
Yet another example of the frequent regressions that happen in GNOME
packages.
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I am affected by this same bug. Also within the context of VMWare.
Thank God for the ability to rollback to an older snapshot!
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Title:
Upgrade
Thank you! The fix is much appreciated and shows the Ubuntu spirit is
alive and well.
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Title:
Open file dialog malfunctions in lucid
To manage
Walter, I just read that document. I need to be a computer scientist
just to decipher that thing. I am not a community member, coder, or
someone with the time to follow all that procedure.
Look, I'm just a poor LTS user. I bought into the whole promise of
Ubuntu that while LTS is supposed to lack
You have got to be kidding me. What is the point of LTS then? I cannot
simply update my machine. I am running LTS in a production
environment. I am supposed to be relying on the vaunted rock-solid
stability of LTS. Lucid has several years to go in its life span.
It speaks volumes about Ubuntu's
Shame on you, Ubuntu, for leaving this bug unfixed nine months after it
was (supposedly) fixed upstream. Is this supposed to be a rock-solid LTS
operating system, where something as critical as the file open dialog
doesn't even work properly? Leaving the importance low when there is
the
Please tell me you plan to backport the fix to LTS and not just fix it
in Meerkat.
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Binary package hint: evince
PROBLEM: when viewing a PDF file with associated external content, such
as a movie, evince will launch the external helper application when in
normal or full screen mode, but will not do so in presentation mode.
When in normal or full screen mode,
** Attachment added: Test PDF and MOV file to aid in reproduction
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/626142/+attachment/1526522/+files/test.tar.gz
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/626142/+attachment/1526523/+files/Dependencies.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
Problem:
When multiple users are logged in, and the console user plugs in an
external USB drive, GNOME randomly selects a user to automount the drive
on, instead of the console user. In multi-partition drives, different
partitions are mounted to
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Same here on iwlagn, Dell Latitude 6400, Wifi link 5100.
These regressions have got me down on Ubuntu. Five years ago, I jumped
aboard with Hoary. I've run every version since. In every upgrade, there
were features I used a lot that worked in the previous version, but
which stopped working in the
Hi,
For me, this problem was due to the use of WPA/TKIP. When I switched to
WPA2, the problem went away, and I was able to use NetworkManager again
(wicd turned out not to be so useful for me). I'm not sure if this will work
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nZain, I'm not sure what's wrong with your setup, because replacing
/etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/evince with the file I attached worked
flawlessly for me after restarting apparmor. Did you try using my exact
file, rather than editing your own file? I did not modify
usr.bin.evince.
Also, I
Example has been posted, so changing this to confirmed.
** Changed in: apparmor (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/462419
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Here is the hand-edited /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/evince which fixes
the problem. Basically, you need to add a line for totem and vlc.
** Attachment added: evince
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35456644/evince
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After switching to wicd, this problem no longer occurs. Therefore I
blame network manager.
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Binary package hint: evince
Trying to open a movie with vlc or totem from within evince. I get the
error: Failed to execute child process vlc (Permission denied). The
same with totem.
I have been looking at all the apparmor prevents bugs that have been
reported of late. DVI
Hey everyone:
Nathaniel Smith's workaround of holding down shift while clicking work
great for me! Thank you SO much!
Just for the record, installing libadsl didn't work, and installing the
latest flash plugin from Adobe's website caused firefox to crash
regularly.
I confirm this bug with
This bug is not fixed.
There is still no way to disable all notifications from nm-applet.
Reopening.
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Binary package hint: network-manager-gnome
Steps to reproduce in Jaunty:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get build-dep network-manager-gnome
apt-get source network-manager-gnome
cd network-manager-*
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -us
Compilation fails with
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that the decision to remove the notification icon was a mistake. Here
are my arguments.
1) System tray is a guarantee of authenticity
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I don't understand, bert07... This bug report was about switch user
enabling you to shut down other people's work. do you always reboot
your computer via the switch user menu? If so, why do it that way?
Normally, when I reboot, I just do it from the desktop... I've noticed
no significant changes
Confirming this on a fully updated intrepid. This is a major annoyance
when using IMAP, as it takes a long time to recover (you have to
manually cancel all of the failed ping states before it tries again).
Sebastian and friends, please link to the upstream bug report before
marking this invalid.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21511285/Dependencies.txt
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Confirming in intrepid ibex 8.10, fully updated
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I believe that this IS a 32-bit to 64-bit issue. My 32 to 64 bit
evolution restore has this problem. Evolution crashes while importing
the mail boxes. A 64- to 64-bit restore does not result in this crash
and the settings get imported properly.
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I can confirm that commenting out lines 341-344 of the /usr/bin/compiz script
has completely resolved my rendering issues. I haven't experienced any problems
since making the change. Thanks to those that suggested it.
Just to clarify, these lines in /usr/bin/compiz enable the loose-binding
selkovjr, I second everything you've written regarding xterm. I'm
experiencing the same problems to the letter. Blank lines at the bottom
after a large amount of text is sent to the terminal. Thanks for
describing it so well (and saving me the pain of trying the 180 driver.
I never had this
Is there a workaround? The correct behavior should be that each user
should be able to eject the media that they inserted.
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Confirmed on my system (amd64). Workaround seems to solve the issues
even without GlyphCache=1.
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I confirm this bug on a fully updated Hardy AMD64.
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While referring Ubuntu users to upstream may be a useful time saving
measure, I respectfully must say that I believe this principle is
flawed. Ubuntu users should not be need to open multiple bug reports.
Dealing with upstream should be strictly the Ubuntu developer's job.
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I can confirm this bug and the workaround works fine for me as well.
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I confirm this bug as well, only with compiz running, not with metacity.
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On a fresh install of a fully updated hardy, I find I still need the 99
-non-free-nvidia hack to get things to work properly. Without it,
suspend works, but causes compiz to sometimes go whitescreen (requires X
server kill to fix).
With 99-non-free-nvidia, everything works fine.
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Workarounds in the place plugin. Hope that helps.
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I confirm this bug. Window drawing is sluggish with either metacity or
compiz.
It might be a GTK issue. Simple non-GTK windows (emacs, xterm) draw very
quickly, while simple GTK windows (calculator, appearance manager) draw
slowly. Evolution draws very slowly (1 second to unmaximize).
QuadroFX
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tracker
Using a fully updated hardy.
I have a ~1GB mailbox of which I sometimes search the entire body, using
the Body contains search box in Evolution. Whenever I do this,
trackerd becomes active for ~1 minute at high CPU load. Though I could
tune down
I cannot find a bug report on this upstream, so re-marking as New.
Even if it were found upstream, the better procedure would be to assign
this bug to upstream, not mark it invalid.
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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Since the update to 2.22.1, searching the body of all mailboxes for a
string of text has been abysmally slow on my evolution mail. I have ~ 1
GB of mail scatter over a few folders, with many PDF attachments.
Prior to the upgrade, searching for text used to be instantaneous.
On a fully updated hardy, I am still experiencing a minor version of
this bug. Basically, tracker seems to work very well, but occasionally
(once every few weeks) it will still go off the deep end (i.e., try to
index ad infinitum, database size grows indefinitely). Reindexing fixes
the problem
Well, I'm fairly sure that this is not purely a GTK issue. I've tested
many other GTK apps with complicated multi-panel windows (rhythmbox,
pidgin), and they don't have this issue. As far as I can tell, this is
only a problem with Evolution and Mozilla.
The David Reveman post linked to above
If you read the comments, you'll see at least two of us experience this
bug with Evolution as well.
I still experience it with Evolution and Firefox on a fully updated
hardy install, using the default nvidia driver and with metacity (not
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Binary package hint: evolution
Problem: Very simply, when composing a message in normal mode, it is
impossible to change the word wrap width. It is hardcoded to 72
characters. See
http://www.go-
I'd like to add my voice to those confirming this bug for evolution and
firefox. Latest hardy install, everything updated. I'm experiencing
exactly what's described in the original bug report.
Is there a workaround?
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I'd like to add that I'm experiencing this with an NVIDIA card (Quadro
FX Go1400) and with *metacity composite*, not compiz. So the bug seems
to span both ATI and NVIDIA cards as well as metacity and compiz. This
would appear to support the idea that it's a bug in the applications
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113086
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I'd like to second this! Can we get edge resistance to behave exactly as
in metacity?
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In Gutsy, files produced with the latex-beamer package used to work fine
in presentation mode. In a fully updated hardy installation, the files
require two keystrokes to advance each slide, not the one keystroke
that's normal.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Download attached
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In gutsy, evince used to be able to launch external helper applications.
In a fully updated hardy, it doesn't seem to do this, at least with the
attached example.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Download test.tar.gz attachment, unpack in a directory, cd
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Same here. Screensaver comes on, screen is set to turn off in 15
minutes, but it never does, even after hours.
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I should add that I am not using any non-standard versions of nm or
ubuntu---all from the standard repositories.
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I am experiencing the same thing on a fully upgraded hardy beta.
Specifically, this happens following resume from suspend. NM connects to
the network following resume, and in gutsy and previous versions,
evolution would switch to online mode and then check email. In hardy
beta, evolution never
Public bug reported:
Fully updated Hardy. When I set the keyboard repeat rate using either
gnome-keyboard-properties or gconf-editor, the new repeat rate is
recognized by the system. Upon reboot or logout/login, the actual
keyboard rate reverts to the default keyboard repeat rate, despite the
But it's been known upstream for four years. No one has touched it,
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Reporting with Hardy Beta. You're right, gerard. POST_VIDEO=false
doesn't work in either Hardy Alpha 6 or Hardy Beta. Earlier I reported
incorrectly that POST_VIDEO=false works in Hardy Alpha 6, but that's
just in Feisty.
Thanks for the logs gerard. Since you've seconded and documented this
s/feisty/gutsy/g in previous post.
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I have been using Ubuntu since Hoary Hedgehog on a Dell Preicision M70
laptop (NVidia Quadro FX Go1400). Suspend-to-ram began working fine
starting with the Edgy Eft. It worked fine on Feisty as well. Starting
with gutsy,
Thank you very much! This is a much appreciated fix! I hope that it
makes it into Hardy final.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 180378 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/180378
Thank you again, gerard76.. or Mathieu... your sleuthing skills are
unparalleled.
I can verify that the above script causes Hardy to suspend/resume
correctly!
Just to be absolutely clear, at least on
I too have problems running gdmsetup. When I run it, there is constant
disk activity, but no gdmsetup shows up. Killing gdmsetup does not seem
to stop the disk activity. Only rebooting does.
The hard disk activity sounds so intense that I didn't dare wait 5
minutes or whatever for gdmsetup to
Setting this to confirmed as it has been independently verified.
** Summary changed:
- [gutsy] regression: suspend fails to resume (no restricted drivers installed)
+ [hardy] regression: suspend fails to resume (with or without restricted
drivers installed)
** Description changed:
- Binary
While this fixes the NetworkManager hanging with 100% cpu issue, I still
am experiencing a residual effect where NetworkManager uses a high
fraction of CPU after connecting to a static ip address (see
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This problem persists for me after upgrading to the latest packages
(which, if I understand things correctly, have already been pushed to
gutsy-updates).
NetworkManager constantly uses 20-30% of my CPU after
I also wanted to add that I think tracker is a great program and
regularly returns better and more relevent search results than its
competitors, Spotlight included. This is why I support keeping it in
gutsy and future releases.
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Well, first of all there are two separate issues---the 100% CPU issue
and the disk hogging issue. For more on the disk hogging issue see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155244 and its duplicates.
Since 0.6.3, the 100% CPU issue has been gone for me, though I have a
relatively fast system, so if
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 155244 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155244
Marking as duplicate of the 155244 bug as they are clearly the same.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 155244
tracker does not stop
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cuby: no this is not the same as 153319. In this case trackerd does NOT
use 100% CPU. It just keeps on going and going and going however,
filling up disk space ad infinitum.
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Jamie: I sincerely hope that there's going to be a better solution to
this than reindexing from scratch every time there's a corruption. There
are many reasons trackerd might have to exit ungracefully, (including
the gnome-session issue we've talked about in 157523), and it would be
nice if it
I think you may be right about gnome-session doing something weird to
trackerd when it quits. But I'm not sure if killing trackerd prematurely
is what's doing it.
For the past few days I've been running trackerd manually, and it
behaves fine, no problems whatsoever. This even though it's being
Here is a more extensive test with a log.
First, I disabled trackerd in gnome-session. I wiped the cache, and
started trackerd from the command line. I waited until it got an idle
status. I logged in and out many times, repeating this procedure. It
would always return to Idle status after a
Hmm, that didn't seem to go through. I'll try again:
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157523
You
OK, well it seems to be limiting my logfile upload size. Let me know an
email where I can send it.
Regarding checking DB integrity at startup: good idea, but it may not
fix this bug, since the database IS valid when the gnome-session
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Public bug reported:
On a fully updated gutsy, I am experiencing some fairly serious problems
with tracker. When indexing my home directory for the first time, it
behaves just fine. It indexes for a while, and then stops (tracker-
status returns Idle). Then at some point after a reboot and/or
Gzipped tracker log showing the continual re-indexing.
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** Description changed:
On a fully updated gutsy, I am experiencing some fairly serious problems
with
** Attachment added: tracker.cfg with which this behavior was observed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157523
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To answer your other question, no, Desktop is not a symlink. It does,
however, have a symlink in it that points to a subdirectory in the home
folder (i.e. ~/Desktop/a.pdf points to ~/talks/a.pdf)
It also contains some files owned by root.
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It is 100% reproducible, i.e. it happens every single time I start
indexing from scratch. I notice it after ~1 day or so. The other thing
I'm sure of is that file-meta.db keeps on growing through the infinite
loop. I've let it go on and on to see how long it keeps on doing it, and
at one point the
to start it up (In
System-Preferences-Sessions), but it refuses to log to a file even if
I type trackerd -v 3 /home/pausanias/tracker.log. Oddly enough, ps
ax | grep trackerd DOES show the redirect to tracker.log, but
tracker.log doesn't grow. Is there standard logfile anywhere for
trackerd
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