[Bug 119964] Re: Can't change pointer acceleartion on MacBook trackpad

Apparently, doing an rmmod appletouch and a modprobe appletouch will fix the problem until X is restarted. At that point, the previous behavior returns, and you have to redo the rmmod and modprobe commands... ** Summary changed: - Can't change pointer acceleartion on MacBook trackpad + Can't

[Bug 113466] Re: iPod doesn't unmount cleanly

This, in fact, only occurs with hfsplus (Mac OS Extended)-formatted iPods. FAT32 iPods unmount cleanly. However, it is still an issue for these iPods. -- iPod doesn't unmount cleanly https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113466 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu

[Bug 92635] Re: Macbook (core duo) does not sleep

I can confirm that patching libata-core.c as described in the abovementioned link does indeed fix suspend-to-RAM on my first- generation MacBook - which doesn't work on the Feisty stock kernel. I made no other changes to the default Feisty kernel and built using the Ubuntu kernel build procedure

[Bug 113461] Gnome Power Manager should have option for not locking on suspend

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager When the system is suspended through Gnome Power Manager (right-clicking on battery icon, setting it to suspend on lid close, etc etc), it asks for the user's password upon resume. There should be an option to disable this in the

[Bug 113464] iPod support should include writing/synchronization

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: rhythmbox After installing Feisty, I connected my iPod mini with the intent of synchronizing my song library as I do in iTunes. Upon connecting my iPod, rhythmbox appeared. It will read my iPod's songs, but will not write songs to the iPod. I am aware

[Bug 113466] iPod doesn't unmount cleanly

Public bug reported: In Ubuntu Feisty, plugging in an iPod (in my case, an iPod mini second generation) and unmounting it by right-clicking the iPod desktop icon and selecting Eject doesn't unmount the iPod cleanly. If this is done, an unable to eject error message is displayed. Additionally,

[Bug 104532] Re: MacBook trackpad is glacial

I can confirm this on my MacBook (first generation). Changing the tracking settings has no effect whatsoever - the speed of the trackpad remains slow no matter what. ** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.20 (Ubuntu) Sourcepackagename: None = linux-source-2.6.20 -- MacBook trackpad is glacial

[Bug 113468] Codec wizard prompts twice to install AAC codecs

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 97255 *** https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/97255 Public bug reported: Binary package hint: libgimme-codec0 If I play an unprotected AAC audio file such as something ripped using iTunes in the Totem media player, I get prompted twice to install codecs

[Bug 97255] Re: libgimme doesn't install everything it needs the first time around

This also happens for me. If I play an unprotected AAC audio file such as something ripped using iTunes in the Totem media player, I get prompted twice to install codecs before the file will play. The first time the codec wizard pops up when playing an AAC file, it suggests installing a

[Bug 113469] libgimme-codec doesn't work for Rhythmbox/other players

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: libgimme-codec0 If I play an AAC, MP3, or other format that the default Ubuntu install doesn't support in the Totem player, the Easy-to-Install Codec Wizard prompts to install the necessary codecs. However, if I use rhythmbox, banshee, or just about

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