Scarlett,
I must confess, I had forgotten about this report (it is now well over a
year since I posted it), with no real response.
At some time since then both bugs went away, I presumably when I
upgraded to 23.04 or 23.10, but I don't actually remember. At the time
I probably lived with the
snap change 6
Status Spawn Ready Summary
Done18 days ago, at 12:32 BST 18 days ago, at 12:34 BST Ensure
prerequisites for "chromium" are available
Undone 18 days ago, at 12:32 BST 18 days ago, at 12:34 BST Download snap
"chromium" (1123) from
My abject apologies!!
Without thinking, ran the command on this desktop computer instead of
the laptop.
I just ran it on the laptop:
snap changes
ID Status Spawn Ready Summary
6Undone 18 days ago, at 12:32 BST 18 days ago, at 12:34 BST Refresh
Nothing from that:
snap changes
error: no changes found
However, I ran snap refresh a few days ago and Skype was updated, so the
problem isn't related to Chromium.
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@Brian Murray - I was simply following the instructions on this page:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2020/04/how-to-upgrade-to-ubuntu-20-04
and was puzzled with the result that I got.
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I'm assuming that the upgrades have still not been enabled, even though
Brian Murray reported that 'We'll be enabling them this week after
reviewing bug reports from users upgrading to 20.04 LTS.' Fair enough.
However, what has been confusing me is that if I issue:
sudo do-release-upgrade -c -d
OK. Thanks for the quick response.
I think that there might be something related to Chromium here because
when I initially ran snap refresh, only the Chromium code was updated.
I'm assuming that other snap apps have been updated over the intervening
months, so why was only Chromium missed?
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Hi,
I may have missed something somewhere, but I recently came across a
problem with our laptop. This machine is currently running Kubuntu
19.10 but it emerged that the version of Chromium installed dated back
to Dec 2019. On my desktop machine (also running Kubuntu
I appear to have the same problem with my Dell Optiplex desktop machine
and my Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition. The XPS is brand new and has been
updated to the latest BIOS version. The Optiplex has a somewhat aged
BIOS, but I've never seen any problems until now.
Both machines have been updated
WineHQ Bugzilla has just reported that the problem has been fixed. See
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28727#c21.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875565
Title:
Application
The Wine bug has just been confirmed by their maintainer, so this bug
can be marked as closed.
I tried to do it, but none of the Options seemed to fit apart from
'Invalid' and that didn't seem quite right.
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I have used the Windows application Memory Map under Wine for years and
it has always worked well for me, through several upgrades of Kubuntu.
Yesterday, I upgraded my system to Kubuntu 11.10 by a clean installation
(retaining my /home partition) and today I re-installed
OK. Things are a little better since I found this:
https://wiki.kubuntu.org/OneiricOcelot/Final/Kubuntu/Kmail2. I had to
jump through hoops to stop Kontact exiting after the error, but once I
was in, I was able to import all my mail manually. However, I spent
most of yesterday evening doing it
Well I can add to the cacophony of failure. I downloaded the full
release of 11.10 yesterday and immediately got most of the errors that
others have seen above. I currently have no email, but can get
Contacts. Also, for some reason I cannot get my calendar to work
either.
Unless someone has a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
The following error was reported when trying tofetch Package 1418 of
1419 when upgrading from Kubuntu 10.10 to 11.04.
I was using the KPackageKit Updater.
This occurred twice.
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance:
Sorry; left out the error:
Failed to fetch
http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/x/xfonts-100dpi/xfonts-100dpi_1.0.3_all.deb
Unable to connect to gb.archive.ubuntu.com:http:
Failed to fetch
http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/x/xfonts-75dpi/xfonts-75dpi_1.0.3_all.deb
I did wonder, but went ahead because it was the same two files both
times. I wondered if the server had become corrupted.
Thanks for letting me know.
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I have just upgraded my home constructed desktop to Kubuntu Lucid and
appear to have exactly the same problem; no grub2 menu. After around
10-15 seconds, the KDE splash screen appears and login proceeds as
normal. My hardware includes an HP w1907s LCD Display running at up to
1400x900 res,
This is a bug reporting and not a trolling system. Please read the
reasons above why this is not supported.
I concur with your request for people to stop trolling; that is not
helpful.
However, I'm slightly confused as to where the reasons for not
supporting this are given. Could you please
Sebastian,
Thank you for explaining that. The preceding comments make much more
sense now.
I see now that all of this area generates a series of compromises.
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Binary package hint: kpackagekit
I originally asked about this using the Answers forum (see
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-
manager/+question/78540). The problem is this:
When Blocked Updates are available, KPackageKit makes them available in
the
I was the Lug member who had the original problem as reported by Ralph.
I found it by typing 'python-glade' into KPackageKit in Kubuntu 9.04.
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I have tried Hardy on two computers which have wireless interfaces which
both previously worked fine with earlier versions of Kubuntu. In both
cases, the symptoms are identical:
KNetworkManager sees the Access Point and gives a good indication of
signal strength. It also
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