Public bug reported:
The HP PhotoSmart R742 needs the following USB info added to the
libgphoto rules in udev to work:
ATTRS{idVendor}==03f0, ATTRS{idProduct}==9702, MODE=0660,
GROUP=plugdev
** Affects: libgphoto2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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hp photosmart r742
Public bug reported:
Running Hardy, with gtk 2.12.3-1, metacity 1:2.21.2-0ubuntu2.
Whenever a GTK tooltip (like in the main menu, or toolbar buttons in
Epiphany, for example) appear, mouse buttons no longer work. Clicking
on anything has no effect at all. Furthermore, moving the cursor off of
Public bug reported:
In Hardy, from the first X server update up though the latest, I am
getting a very odd behavior with key repeat. Also note that I'm running
GNOME, Metacity, and nvidia binary driver (the same problem occurs with
the nv driver).
When key repeat triggers, the focused window
I have the same problem.
The Flash plugin is 32-bit, but only a 64-bit version of the pulseaudio
ALSA plugin exists. We need a lib32- version of the plugin. This is
going to be the same situation for any other 32-bit ALSA application,
such as some binary-only games.
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(amd64) no sound when
Public bug reported:
The update manager seems to be popup happy. The act of updating pops up
several windows, in addition to the main window already open. Each
window steals focus (not sure why focus stealing prevention isn't
kicking in - assuming update-manager isn't setting the right window
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
The update manager doesn't state why updates are necessary. It just
lists a bunch of cryptic package names with some blurb about what the
package is for (which itself is usually cryptic, since you often see 5-6
packages for a single
Public bug reported:
The suphp package used the 'owner' security model instead of the
'paranoid' security model. The later is identical to what suexec uses.
Using the 'owner' model, any script which somehow gets into a web
directory becomes runable as that user, which in certain rather
contrived
After today's updates, my fonts in both gnome-terminal and epiphany are
back to normal, and now respect the settings in the configuration
applet. So, the problem has been
solved/obliterated/doomed/annihalted/etc.
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font settings ignored
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124985
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after the latest freetype update, Epiphany seems to be nice and pretty
again, but gnome-terminal is still fugly as sin.
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font settings ignored
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124985
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More information on this, for my system.
THe problem seems to be the onboard audio. I disabled the audio chipset
in the BIOS and the freezes went away. No clue if it's something silly
with the hardware or the kernel, but since I'm guessing Windows works
fine on the mobo, at the very least
As a further note, Firefox does not suffer from this problem, just
Epiphany. (and gnome-terminal)
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font settings ignored
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124985
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Public bug reported:
Today (last night's updates probably), my fonts have become god-awful
horrendous. At least, the ones in gnome-terminal and Epiphany. The
fonts are misformed and blurry, and there's an awful lot of color bleed.
The regular application fonts look the same as before. It seems
Found a bug in the virt-manager package, actually. It's given as
architecture all but it includes .so files. In particular, it doesn't
run on my AMD64 box:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/share/virt-manager/virt-manager.py, line 105, in module
from virtManager.engine import
Verifying that these packages install and work correctly, and appear to
have proper dependencies set as well. Thank you!
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[needs-packaging] virt-manager
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116897
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libmozjs-dev
In 1.8.1.4-1ubuntu2 of the package, an undocumented magic macro
MOZILLA_1_8 _BRANCH must be defined or else the library is unusable.
This might make sense internally in Mozilla (thought not really, imo)
but it's pretty bad for teh
Public bug reported:
The virt-manager application at http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/ would
be awesome to have in Ubuntu. We already have libvirt.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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package virt-manager
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116897
You
Public bug reported:
libsdl-ttf is not included in the ia32-libs-sdl packages. This causes
some commercial 32-bit games to fail to run, as they require libsdl-ttf.
** Affects: ia32-libs-sdl (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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missing libsdl-ttf
The latest 2.17.5 release still lacks libcm/compositor support. The
libcm is universe is still stuck at an old pre-0.1 release. Spiftacity
is stuck at an old 2.13 release.
Can we get this updated, please? The compositor in Metacity is supposed
to be getting pretty stable, and it's disabled
It's only the sending dialog that doesn't close, and usually not the
first time it pops up. Actually, I can click the WM close button (the
X) and close the window. It'll just popup and hang next time I click
Send/Receive. No email can be sent until I shut down Evolution (which
requires me to
This happens for me, as well. It is not just SMTP that hangs. It also
happens for me if I configure Evolution to use sendmail to mail. Also,
it does not always happen. The first few times that Evolution does a
send/receive, it usually works fine. After a few times, though, it will
do the Hang
This happens for me, as well. It is not just SMTP that hangs. It also
happens for me if I configure Evolution to use sendmail to mail. Also,
it does not always happen. The first few times that Evolution does a
send/receive, it usually works fine. After a few times, though, it will
do the Hang
It hangs permanently for you? The hangs I get only last a few seconds,
then the system picks up right where it left off like nothing happened.
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system pauses
https://launchpad.net/bugs/64474
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Public bug reported:
I'm not entirely sure this isn't a pure hardware issue, but it's been
suggested to me it might be a software issue interacting badly with the
hardware, so I'm filing this bug.
The computer I built a few months back has, ever since it was first
built, occassionally had
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