Also, according to listening tests, opus is known to be better than
vorbis in every tested scenario, see:
http://jmspeex.livejournal.com/13547.html
I can say from the experience of ABX testing classical music at low
bitrates, 32 kb/s to 64 kb/s, that there's basically no comparison
between AoTuV
hdante, just a few comments/questions:
2) Xiph vorbis encoder merged AoTuV tunings
What version of the AoTuV tunings have been merged into the Xiph
encoder? The version of oggenc that ships with Ubuntu can't go down to
32 kb/s, which is a sign that it's using the old, unpatched reference
Public bug reported:
A single tap on the touchpad sometimes causes two left-click events. One
way to trigger this behavior is to do a two-finger tap (to emulate a
right click), and after the context menu comes up, to do a single tap
somewhere else. The single tap will then be interpreted as two
Public bug reported:
Totem, Rhythmbox and VLC all crash immediately upon trying to load any
WMA audio file. On the command line, Totem throws the following error:
(totem:7461): GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_structure_new_empty: assertion
'gst_structure_validate_name (name)' failed
Segmentation
I've noticed that when this happens, if a text box was selected before
closing my laptop's lid, when I open up again and try to enter in my
password, it's entered into the text box, instead of into the password
field. Needless to say, that's an incredibly disturbing behavior,
especially when the
This bug should definitely be marked as a security risk. It makes it
incredibly easy to inadvertently expose your administrator password to
other applications. I hope this bug gets addressed within the next few
days.
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Why hasn't this bug been addressed yet? I'd hate to have to log into
windows just to be able to use the best lossy open source audio codec.
Debian has had 9 years to address this problem, and hasn't. Ubuntu
should just go ahead on its own.
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Was this really fixed? As far as I can tell, it wasn't. There is still
no way to configure the time delay, other than disabling the feature
disable touchpad while typing in the GUI, and then adding syndaemon
-i X to the list of startup applications, where X is the delay time in
seconds. The
A couple of things:
1. This bug also affects flash videos played in Totem, not only videos
played in Firefox or Chrome.
2. Several other people are affected. It appears as if this bug appeared
relatively recently. Here is a forum thread about the bug:
Public bug reported:
Flash videos play at several times (3-4x, probably) normal speed. After
booting up the computer, flash videos play normally in the browser.
After about 30 minutes, they begin playing faster than normal.
Restarting the browser has no effect. Once the problem begins, it occurs
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Flash videos in browser play at several times normal speed
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I haven't experienced any kernel panics with the v3.5-rc4-quantal kernel
yet, but another problem not present in the earlier kernel version has
been occurring. I don't know whether its related to wifi.
The problem is that during boot up, the computer hangs before rendering
of the Ubuntu login
Public bug reported:
lscpi -v reports my wireless card as
02:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6235 (rev 24)
Subsystem: Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6235 AGN
Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 45
Memory at f7c0 (64-bit,
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Kernel panics when connected to wifi
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I just installed Ubuntu 12.04 fresh yesterday, so I'm using the kernel
that ships with Ubuntu 12.04. I didn't experience any kernel panics in
the few hours I was using my wifi at home yesterday, but on two separate
wifi networks today, I've experienced multiple kernel panics.
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I should also mention that I didn't have linux on this computer before
yesterday, so I can't determine whether this is a regression.
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I'm testing with the v3.5-rc4-quantal kernel version. I'll post tomorrow
on whether my machine experiences any kernel panics.
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Can I mark this as confirmed again? I've provided the information
requested in comments #3 and #5.
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Windows randomly resize
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Similarly to the above poster, this bug affects my Asus G53Jw laptop.
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No launcher, panel or window decorations after logon
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Here's a video of the bug on my computer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jf-QIcEINU
There are two videos I found on YouTube of what seem to be related issues.
First, a phantom orange box:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUVB33aIyv0feature=related
And next, a jittering window:
Thanks for looking into this Sven. On my system, there is only one
instance of syndaemon open when the touchpad starts acting up, so this
does not appear to be the cause for me. Sven, do you experience erratic
mouse behavior after the pointer unfreezes, and does synclient
TouchpadOff=0 work for
Do other people for whom synclient TouchpadOff=0 works have multiple
instances of syndaemon running? It would be useful to see if this is
related to the difference between systems that experience erratic mouse
behavior and those which don't. Currently, it seems that we have two
different types of
The steps to reproduce the bug on my hardware are:
1. Start up computer, log in to Unity session.
2. Wait a random amount of time. Windows begin resizing. If one does not
touch the touchpad, the window will continue to switch between different
states indefinitely. Upon moving the mouse with the
This is actually an intended feature of Banshee. It was a horrible
decision to force the user to press pause before quitting Banshee, but
that's the decision the developers made, and I suspect they'll mark this
report as wishlist. Hopefully the next version will make it easier to
quit the
I think we may be looking at two separate (but perhaps related?)
problems here, since one group of users is reporting that their mouse
completely freezes, and that synclient TouchpadOff=0 works to unfreeze
the mouse, while another group - including myself - reports that the
mouse and keyboard
I've been testing the proposed version of Nautilus, and the fix appears
to work.
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Typeahead functionality for nautilus is broken
To
Clearly, turning off the touchpad on a laptop isn't much of a solution
at all.
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Title:
Mouse becomes unresponsive, windows are dragged around
What just happened? Why is this bug now marked as incomplete? It's
been confirmed by several people here. Which release are you talking
about? This bug is specific to 11.10, the latest release of Ubuntu. I
think this has been marked incomplete in error. Please change it back
to confirmed. Again, I
I've updated to the 3.2.1 version of nautilus and restarted my computer.
I don't see any improvement - the regressions in typeahead previously
mentioned are still there. Pressing backspace in the typeahead bar still
navigates back a folder, and the bar still does not clear after
navigating into a
I'm experiencing the same frustration with this bug. Needless to say,
those experiencing this bug can't wait until 12.04 to regain control of
their laptops. If there are any tests we can do to provide more
information on this regression, then please tell us. But this bug is
much more important
I've attached an example of what happens when the pointer unfreezes. The
video is a bit faster than real life, but notice how the cursor grabs a
window, shakes it around and then maximizes it, before returning control
to the user. When this starts happening, it occurs very often - up to a
few
** Attachment added: Screen capture of bug.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/885464/+attachment/2583518/+files/Orange%20Frame.mp4
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Public bug reported:
Windows sometimes randomly resize themselves. Often, a maximized window
will go rapidly between maximized and unmaximized states - as much as a
few times per second. This happens both with windows that have focus and
windows that do not have focus. However, unfocused windows
For my problem, the workaround described in comment #8 has no effect.
The problem persists.
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Title:
Synaptics touchpad stops working
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Just like Karl, I already have touchpad-enabled checked, so the
workaround from #5 does not help me.
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Synaptics touchpad stops working
To
I have the exact same problem a Karl in post #29. I have an Asus G53 Jw,
so our systems are probably very similar. This problem showed up right
after an upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10, and then again after a fresh
install of 11.10. My touchpad freezes, and when it comes back, it starts
grabbing
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Nothing but wallpaper visible after boot
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Nothing but the wallpaper is visible after logging in. The Unity panel
is gone, as is the top panel. I have enabled nVidia proprietary drivers.
The only changes to the appearance settings that I have made are to
enable wobbly windows and the static application switcher, and
There is a fix released for this? It hasn't made its way into Ubuntu
then. Klugy hacks are still required to suspend on most modern laptops.
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I've found that a workaround for this bug is to open a terminal or press
the Print Screen key. After closing the terminal or screenshot dialog,
KDevelop again accepts input. Alt-tabbing to another window and
returning to KDevelop does not do the same trick, however.
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I confirm the behavior reported in this bug with the Nautilus package
3.2.1 from oneiric-proposed. Specifically, pressing backspace does not
delete the last character from the search string as expected, but
instead navigates backward to the parent directory, and the search box
is not quickly
Public bug reported:
Normally, one can type the beginning of a document or folder's name to
select it. After going a few directories into a folder structure, this
feature turns off, and typing no longer brings up the little text input
box in the lower right-hand corner.
ProblemType: Bug
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Title:
Typing to select documents turns off
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At seemingly random times, but fairly often (a few dozen times during a
normal workday), the mouse freezes temporarily, and a window will start
being dragged around the screen. Sometimes the problem ends when the
mouse becomes unfrozen, but at other times, moving the mouse
** Attachment added: Screenshot of window being dragged. This continued for
several minutes, until I keyed in Alt+F4.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/876745/+attachment/2554736/+files/Screenshot%20at%202011-10-16%2021%3A17%3A25.png
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When this behavior occurs, compiz' cpu usage jumps. Compiz goes back to
normal cpu usage once the mouse is released. This is what makes me think
this is a compiz/unity bug.
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Public bug reported:
While working on a c++ project, KDevelop works fine for the first few
minutes after opening. After a few minutes, the cursor stops blinking,
and the user can no longer input text into - nor delete text from - any
of the open files. This happens at seemingly random times, but
This bug also affects me. I'm running 64-bit 11.04, with an Nvidia
GeForce GTX 460M. I've noticed that YouTube videos no longer run
smoothly in fullscreen (I get ~2 FPS), while they run fine in windowed
mode. Running glx-gears brings my computer to a standstill, and I only
see the gears update
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