Hi,
I have been experiencing the same problem for several days. I have to press
escape when I launch my laptop, to display its screen correctly. Otherwise, as
mentioned before, I get a multicolored snow. If my screen goes to sleep, it
also happens.
I use a Tuxedo computer Pulse, with a Ryzen
Still happening on a fully updated Ubuntu 20.04 LTS install.
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When I try to add a printer (or any other operation requiring
permissions) in the CUPS web interface (http://localhost:631/), my user
and my password are asked. Then my password is rejected. My password
contains spaces at extremities and the problem get solved if I change it
It was in my /var/cache/apt/archives/ too! And it does work.
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Steven, where did you find it? I'd like to downgrade to confirm (and
also use a less risky version than 3.1).
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Can anyone test with libmagickcore5_6.7.7.10-6ubuntu3.2 ?
That one was very much short lived, I can't seem to find it.
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OK, I found the culprit.
I first re-upgraded ghostscript.
Then I downgrading imagemagick and imagemagick-common to 3.1, but it was not
enough to make it work again.
Then I tried downgrading libmagickwand5, libmagickcore5, libmagick++5 to 3.1,
and it works!
Then I re-upgraded, one package at a
Nevermind. I tried to downgrade ghostscript but it didn't work either :/
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Looking at the Synaptic updates log on my system, imagemagick updates
were done at 01:45 and 13:01.
However, I could create an image with imagemagick at 13:04 on Dec. 1st.
Three minutes after the last update.
The following packages were updated afterwards:
ghostscript (9.10~dfsg-0ubuntu10.4) to
Public bug reported:
Running the very simple command:
convert label:aaa aaa.png
returns this bug:
convert.im6: no images defined `aaa.png' @
error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3044.
This problem appeared with either of these two updates:
imagemagick (8:6.7.7.10-6ubuntu3.1) to
For me the sound works but pulseaudio is very unstable and crashes often.
I have the same error message.
(Same computer with Ubuntu Mate 15.04.)
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Also my home directory is encrypted with ecryptfs, I don't know if it
can be the source of the problem...
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1. Open a PDF portfolio
2. See the message. I believe the software used to create the portfolio
(probably from Adobe) has bundled this message as a normal pdf fallback in case
the viewer doesn't handle pdf portfolios. However, it is misleading because I
thought it is evince that sends this
** Description changed:
- I try to open a PDF file and it asks for Adobe Reader X.
+ I try to open a PDF file with evince and it advises me to download Adobe
+ Reader X.
- I wish there was some way to bypass this... As an option to tell the
- documents this is Adobe Reader X...
+ It took me
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I try to open a PDF file and it asks for Adobe Reader X.
I wish there was some way to bypass this... As an option to tell the
documents this is Adobe Reader X...
The first two links for Visa Application Documents (download) on this
website have that behaviour.
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@Dinara
I have the same problem as you, and filed a new bug for it. (Bug #838589)
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Fonts initially indicated as 'not found on system'
To
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Have SCIM on, and try to input a password in a java application.
The input cursor does even not move.
A work around is to paste the password with the middle mouse button, providing
you have such a button on your mouse... and making the password masking useless
(because you
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Audacious has decided to pick up a random image in the same folder as
the mp3 that is playing and display it as the album image... My question
is... Why?
I think Audacious should either display no image, or display a common
image for all mp3's whose album cannot be
I just noticed that it'll use the most recent image in the folder. It's
just weird.
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Quite a while ago I made an simple example that leaks memory via app-
indicator.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-
application/+bug/569273/comments/80
If someone has the time, they can run this example and should be able to
debug the leak.
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I got around to installing all the -dbgsym packages and ran Valgrind for
about 5 minutes. i have attached the trace.
To my untrained eye, it looks like app-indicator-set-menu is leaking.
Also gtk_menu_new is leaking as well.
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Ok, I spent some more time on this today :-(
I modified menu-test.c from comment #55. I added the application
indicator stuff (I tried to copy the way this is done in gnome-power-
manager). It seems to leak pretty heavily. Maybe some developers will
be able to reproduce this on their machines
Sorry a mistake on my behalf.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Ok, I must apologize. I still have the memory leak.I was running
the wrong gnome-power-manager. A little while ago I accidentally
installed g-p-m from the upstream release into /usr/local/bin. This was
overriding the standard Ubuntu g-p-m in /usr/bin.
In summary, the problem is not fixed.
I did a leak check using:
valgrind --leak-check=full gnome-power-manager ./outfile.valgrind 21
See attached log. My GPM is leaking 4kB per second. I ran this about
3-4 minutes.
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Description:Ubuntu maverick (development branch)
Release:10.10
I upgraded from Lucid to Maverick using update-manager -d. After the
upgrade gnome-power-manager did not work.
Running on the command line:
$
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No shame in using Windows. Luckily for my job I get to use Linux a lot.
Your .log is pretty much the same as mine. The only difference is my
battery sends a message every second, while yours sends a message every
3-4 seconds. This matches with your observation that the memory leaks
about 4kB
Or maybe that extra character got cut off for some reason...
$ dpkg -l | grep libdbusmenu
ii libdbusmenu-glib-dev 0.3.16-0ubuntu1
library for passing menus over DBus - development
files
rc libdbusmenu-glib0
You are definitely running the latest libdbusmenu.
Based on what you are saying, there could be another leak somewhere.
Does it go away if you pull out the battery?
If you look at comment #43, there are some commands you can run to get a
better idea of what is going on.
The sequence is: battery
I can confirm this is now fixed for me in Maverick. I tested it by
upgrading to Maverick Beta and the leak is gone.
I did find that gnome-power-manager did not work, since it was looking
for libappindicator.so.0.
The workaround was:
sudo ln -sf /usr/lib/libappindicator.so
ComputerJy, can you check you have the latest dbusmenu package:
$ dpkg -l libdbusmenu-glib1
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
|/ Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name
I have made some progress. It looks like the problem is a combination
of an upstream bug, and the addition of application indicators to the
Ubuntu version of GPM (gnome-power-manager).
First of all this bug is in gnome-power-manager, and should be moved
back to that package.
Upstream: I built
Hi Toby. What you are seeing is consistent with what I am seeing.
I would bet that 'upowerd' is transmitting a dbus message every 20
seconds.
As an experiment kill the gnome-power-manager 'killall gnome-power-manager'.
Then run 'gnome-power-manager --verbose'. You will get a detailed log of
Hi Sebastien,
I use the command in comment #1:
watch -n1 'grep heap -A11 /proc/$( pidof gnome-power-manager )/smaps'
The heap of gnome-power-manager grows by 4kB every second (in my case).
If I take out the battery from my laptop, the memory leak stops.
On my machine upowerd is sending some
I tried Maverick and the problem is not fixed in either Maverick or
Lucid.
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I have some new information (however I do need some help from
developers, please).
The chain of events is this:
1. upowerd - wakes while monitoring kernel drivers (sysfs/procfs). This can be
very infrequent or very often depending on the h/w
2. upowerd - sends resulting message via dbus
3.
Yes, in my case it is battery related. Jason, I wonder if you have a
UPS, or some other power related device like that?
I did some more debugging. When I insert the battery, this subroutine
is run continually:
Breakpoint 1, gpm_tray_icon_devices_changed_cb (engine=0x80a3238,
I did a valgrind over about 8 hours(attached).
I removed my battery, restarted gnome-power-manager, and now the leak is
gone.
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I used Compholio's script and it is showing 4kB every second (roughly).
After three days I am at 670 MB. Possibly related to this is the
battery in the laptop I am using does not hold any charge anymore.
Maybe something is polling the battery?
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One thing I forgot to mention is that I am running the 'proposed'
package 'indicator-application 0.0.19-0ubuntu5' and it does not fix the
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