I just wanted to comment that my camera (0ac8:303b) now works too, using
the latest kernel from http://people.ubuntu.com/~apw/webcams1/ .
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Yes, indeed. This bug is no longer present in current version of Ubuntu.
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DANGEROUS!
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use your machine at all because of a bug, then it's importance would
be high or critical. The splash screen makes no difference to whether
you can use your
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routef has no man page. Upon trying to find out more about the
command, I ran routef --help. Instead of showing me help, information
or anything else, it exited silently and killed my remote connection to
it.
cat /usr/bin/routef
#! /bin/sh
I agree that this should be assigned to the kernel, as I can't see what
other package could affect write speeds using dd. dd is low level, has
nothing to do with gfs. My guess is it's the kernel, or whatever sits
between dd and the kernel. (Is there even something there?)
On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at
I had this on an amd/ati machine, so I don't think it's nvidia specific.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 12:41 PM, Evirsama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Agree with Sebastien. Have a nvidia one with the bug. ubuntu release
7.10.
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file transfer on USB disk slows down with gvfs
I can confirm this happens when using dd'ing a 1G image directly to a
usb device.
(warning! this will erase all data on the usb key)
i.e. from terminal 1:
dd if=/dev/zero bs=1000 count=100 of=/dev/sdb # where /dev/sdb is
your usb key
from terminal 2:
while true; do killall -SIGUSR1 dd;
I had similar problems before. Mine were worked around by making sure
that the screen saver was disabled. Also, you will get strange mouse
behavior if you're using the program unclutter while you have opengl
and some sdl games open, either windowed or fullscreen.
t
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 3:56
Any iidea on if/when this snapshot will out? i.e. we're in beta freeze
now, so I'm guessing this won't be fixed for beta, but it would be cool
to get some testing done so that there's a chance of fixing it before
release :-)
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Compiz causes OpenGL fullscreen games to eventually go windowed.
This problem still exists on hardy alpha 6. Although, when games go
out of full screen, the mouse pointer still works so it's possible to
continue without having to reboot the machine.
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Thank you for taking the time to
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Binary package hint: pidgin
The specification can be found at: http://standards.freedesktop.org
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From the specification:
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There is a single base directory relative to which user-specific data files
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Thanks for the update Bryce :-)
In case resources do become available to make input-hotplug, here's my
lspci-vvnn, devices, xorg.conf, dmesg, laptop, u-name, etc for my
laptop, a Dell Inspiron 640M, which also doesn't have the scroll area on
the touch pad enabled. I'm using a hardy live cd.
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I've had the same issue. In order to play games I must always switch to
metacity first.
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To reproduce:
Simply fire up Synaptic and try installing libpng12-dev.
The message I get is:
libpng12-dev:
Depends: libpng12-0 (=1.2.15~beta5-2build1) but 1.2.15~beta5-2ubuntu0.1 is to
be installed
I think this is due to a security upgrade of libpng12. The
Oops, sorry folks. It seems this may be the cause of a third party
repository. Bug report retracted.
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Status: New = Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187682
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Ok, I've finally figured out the problem. It's unclutter. The jumping of the
mouse is caused by unclutter running. :-)
I really should have figured this out earlier...
Anyway, can this bug be closed now? Or marked as invalid?
Cheers,
Tim
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Mouse jumps to center in (sdl?/opengl?) games
Ha!! I have an update. I created a new user account on my computer and
that worked like a charm, so it must be some setting in the home folder.
I have no idea what, but I am happy that I can now play games again :-D
Can somebody else confirm this too? Maybe we can track down the settings
I have changed the package this bug belongs to as suggested by Pascal
Giard. This bug is present for me from a clean install in gutsy when
using xserver-xorg-input-mouse version 1.2.1-1. The bug is no longer
present when I downgraded to version 1.1.1-0ubuntu, available from here:
Sorry about the above comment. I am mistaken. Downgrading that package
did not solve the problem. Is there any information I could provide to
help track down the source of the issue?
Tim
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Binary package hint: gnome-utils
I'm not sure if this is a duplicate of #122387.
I just installed the latest daily gutsy build (2 Oct 2007). When ever I
press print screen on my keyboard, the screenshot dialog pops up
momentarily, but does not respond to cancel or save.
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During the past days the daily cdimages have been above 700mb and
therefore don't fit onto a normal cd.
See:
http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070912/ (716mb)
http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070913/ (717mb)
http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070914/
I just downloaded the latest updates and restarted my machine. Just for
kicks I thought I'd try those games again - and to my amazement they
worked!! At least Nexuiz and Xmoto do anyway.
Can someone else confirm that this? Then we can close this bug! :-)
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I attached a small video of the bug as it occurs.
Note the mouse is fully ok before nexuiz gets focused, but once focused,
the bug kicks in. Nexuiz has the problem in windowed and in fullscreen
made. Xmoto only has the problem in fullscreen mode.
The difference is when windowed, xmoto allows the
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I changed the affected package - but please change it back if I'm wrong. My
reason being, it seems unlikely that this is where the problem lies: I tried
installing nexuiz on a friends machine which is also a Dell laptop. It's a
different model to mine - the difference is that the mouse does NOT
Just to let you know, I thought it might have something to do with the
graphics card driver. I have an intel i945 graphics chip and was using
the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver. I tried using the new xserver-xorg-
video-intel drivers but they made no difference. :-(
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You quite right. It doesn't seem to be limited to opengl. I wonder if we
could create some very simple programs using the various libraries in
question to reduce the scope? I'll look into it when I get a chance. I
really hope we get to the bottom of it because all lots of these games
were
What really bugs me though is that it works for some people and not for
others.
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The Save As dialogs used by openoffice are way too small and makes them user
unfriendly. I don't know if this is an openoffice problem or gtk. I'm using
feisty.
Firefox uses the same dialogs, but their size is a small bit more appropriate,
although still too small.
To
See screenshot of dialog attached.
I forgot to mention I'm using gnome (ubuntu). :-)
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Should this bug not have a low low importance rather than medium??
It does not render anything unusable - only makes booting not look as
nice as it could due to distortion.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64147
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Anyone any idea what might be causing the problem? It would be nice if
we could diagnose the problem accurately. I just don't know where to
even begin looking. Anyone?
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I have the same problem. In Edgy all opengl games worked - but here in
Feisty the mouse keeps jumping to a particular location on the screen
every few seconds. Usually the centre of the screen, but sometimes a
different location. It makes all those opengl games unplayable :-(
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Feisty beta's usplash logo is also out of shape on a wide screen
monitor. It does not look as sexy and professional as on a standard
monitor. The aspect ration is out.
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2.0rc3 works perfectly for me in Feisty!! I removed 915resolution and
the normal i810 driver, then switched the laptop off to make extra sure.
It worked like a charm :-)
I did not reconfigure X though, so I'm still using the old xorg.conf
file. I'm assuming that that's ok.
:-D
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On 3/27/07, Juan Pablo Salazar BertÃn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should this work after upgrading? Because it's not working for me. No
sync ranges in my xorg.conf.
It worked for me. You may need to reconfigure xserver-xorg so that
your config file gets updated. Use the following command:
sudo
Oops, I missed your reply Timo :-P
Just wanted to say thank you so much! I can finally hook up my laptop to
a projector in college now! They only work with 1024x768, and now that
resolution works perfectly for me. Thanks! It's nice to be able to do
all my presentations on ubuntu now :-)
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That is most excellent news!! Thank you :-)
My lspci output attached!
My xresprobe output:
id:
res: 1440x900
freq:
disptype: lcd/lvds
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I believe the new drivers are still not included so, no, it was not fixed.
Correct me if I'm wrong. If I get a chance I'll make a video of the process.
I meant to do it last week, but I've been so busy with college I just
haven't had a chance.
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I have the exact same problem with a Dell 640m (Intel 945GM + 1440x900 lcd).
Ubuntu Edgy and currently Feisty too are unusable out of the box.
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After installing xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting, and restarting,
the screen goes blank. I can hear the sound of gdm starting, so I know
the computer has not crashed - but the screen stays blank. Installing
I forgot to mention, that I am using feisty with updates from the
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 60621 ***
Why is this bug marked as a dublicate of bug #60621 ?
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think it has anything to do
with the fact that there was no usable theme for 640x480. The only
thing it has something to do with is that the usplash them
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 60621 ***
I took a low quality photo of usplash on a widescreen(16:10), and on a
normal screen(4:3). I know that the pictures are tiny, but they should
be big enough to make out that the widescreen picture is out of
proportion.
Further more, I'm not sure wether
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 60621 ***
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/etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1440
yres=900
/var/log/boot
Oct 21 13:05:01 rcS: * Reading files needed to boot... [ ok ]
Oct 21 13:05:01 rcS: * Setting preliminary keymap...[ ok ]
Oct 21
16:9 is a standard TV format for widescreens.
16:10 is a more widespread format amoung computers, especially laptops!
I found some popular formats for widescreens and their respective
ratios. See for yourselves:
1280 x 768 = 16:9.6 (closer to 16:10 than 16:9)
1280 x 800 = 16:10
1366 x 768
A small question. I recall reading on a mailing list somewhere that
usplash would have distorted images for widescreens. Would this be set
in the usplash.conf too?
ie
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1280
yres=800
or
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1440
yres=900
If not, is it supposed to
Sorry, just to clarify that. Distorted images for widescreens, so that the
widescreen format would display the stretched image properly, since 4:3 images
look distorted on a widescreen.
Tim
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Same here. Shows this at boot time:
usplash: no usable screen found for resolution 640x480.
Screen init failed
Then continues to boot normally.
Am using a Dell Inspiron 640m Widescreen. (1440x900).
I don't know if this problem has anything to do with the fact that I
need 915resolution to
Public bug reported:
I have not attempted to reproduce this bug under dapper.
Under edgy, it can be reproduced by starting openoffice.org-writer, then
clicking on Tools, then Package Manager and then on Add. The file
selection dialog appears along side the openoffice crash recover dialog.
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