Working patch included in upstream bug tracking system here: http
://synergy-foss.org/tracker/issues/2958
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synergy on ubuntu 11.10 doesn't
Here's what I don't get. This is marked as the duplicate of a host of
other issues. Unfortunately, THOSE are not related to the nouveau
driver. Heck, I'm using an intel driver at work, an nvidia driver at
home (nvidia 8500) and an ATI card (FGLRX) and ALL OF THEM have this
exact problem. I can
@#81
Seems that the patch Michael submitted made it into mainline (that's my
guess) which fixes a pixbuf issue, (constant increase without use) but
that there's outstanding issues with lenses, opening the dash, and
various other scenarios, which seem to all require use of the system. A
constant
Just an update.
Looking at the upstream comments, it looks like this *may* be fixed in 1.7.
Sounds like the whole system broke between 1.5-1.6, so it's not an easy fix.
However, here a few people are discussing who/when will fix it, if only
briefly...
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here's the diff. Looks to me (in my limited glance) that it uses the
xrecord device events for
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LinkedIn
Bug,
I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.
- Tim
Learn more:
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LinkedIn
Bug,
I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.
- Tim
PS: Here is the link:
https://www.linkedin.com/e/isd/528933414/AyTI_dxO/
It is free to join and takes less than 60 seconds to sign up.
This is an exclusive invitation from Tim Alexander to Bug
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Bug,
I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.
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Learn more:
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Seriously? Can't delete comments?
Clicked the wrong button on linkedin, and it blasted my entire contact
list with an invite. Whoops.
Sorry for the spam. Can a mod remove the above?
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Clicked the wrong button on linkedin, and it blasted my entire contact
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Seriously? Can't delete comments?
Clicked the wrong button on linkedin, and it blasted my entire contact
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Sorry for the spam. Can a mod remove the above?
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Seriously? Can't delete comments?
Clicked the wrong button on linkedin, and it blasted my entire contact
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FYI for future people.
To disable accessibility, got to System-Preferences-Assistive
Technologies
Uncheck the enable assistive technologies box.
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How would I disable the accessibility function?
When do we estimate this will be included in mainline? (Looks like they
already have a patch for it upstream)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
The attached segmentation fault appears whenever trying to open the
calendar in evolution. I've got all evolution components ending in -dbg
installed, and will attach a valgrind, strace, and gdb output.
interesting behavior on this is if I
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I am unable to reproduce on the 2 other computers running ubuntu in the
office. One of these is running 8.04, and the other is running 8.10,
with the same version of evolution as I am.
I can also provide a test case (step by step) and/or a screen recording
of the issue if this would be helpful.
Also, Apport is installed, and functioning (I used to get random seg
faults with other programs since the move to 8.10, completely random and
unreproducible, but this has gone away for the most part) however when
evolution crashed, it did not alert, and offer to submit a bug.
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reattatching stdoutanderr.out.
This is a more current version (think I screwed up the first time)
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Running this with
evolution --disable-eplugin does not change the way, or affect of crashing.
It does, however, remove many of the warnings.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmpdir$ evolution --disable-eplugin
Changing the queries (contains? summary )
Segmentation fault
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A) How do I disable atk?
B) running traces now.
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OK, all attached. I setup the requested packages prior to running any of
the new ones too.
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Workaround:
delete ~.evolution/exchange and ~.evolution/mail
On next open of evolution, it will download all mail on the exchange
server again. This will grab the missing ones. If you look at these
folders, you can see the data is still stored locally, so it didn't get
wiped.
It's an issue that
And make sure under the account settings for your exchange account in
evolution, that under Defaults, your Sent and Drafts folders are both
set to the folder on the exchange server. By default they are set to
Drafts and Sent folders locally.
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regression: evolution exchange does not save
Something that worked for me was clearing the mailbox name under
exchange settings, and reauthenticating on that page. The auth went
through fine, and it filled out the mailbox again (exactly the same way)
but after a restart of evolution it worked fine.
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Please give debug output for this.
Simply do a:
evolution --force-shutdown
then:
env E2K_DEBUG=3 evolution /tmp/exchange.out
the first will kill evolution, the second will relaunch evolution,
logging at a debug level of 3 for the exchange connector.
AFAIK it doesn't contain your password,
@Jason
What also works is going in and removing the current Mailbox Name.
Then, you simply click authenticate, it will fill it in (looks exactly
the same to the user) but will also recreate that file. It builds it
correctly for me if I do that. I did have the issue after changing my
domain
You know, you could just include the latest version. Right now, there
isn't anyone putting it into debian, and as far as I know it has been
orphaned. I'm always getting it from svn now, considering that A) the
version that's in there is buggy and B) the version that is in there
isn't even close to
We have quite a loyal following of averatec 2370 users here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=308152
Who would all be interested in this getting some attention. Just as an FYI.
It's pretty much the only outstanding issue to this laptop working out of the
box so far, and I'm looking for
I can confirm this. It should, and does not create these Gconf files. As
it stands, I had to compile it from source, and this is when I found out
about this bug. It creates them in the vanilla version, but not in the
ubuntu version.
If you put these in manually, they function correctly, though
Nope. It stopped being an issue on dapper about 4 months ago. Sorry, I
should have closed it.
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Alright, thanks. Sorry about not being able to get the log files, but the
computer that I normally install on died shortly after I reported the bug
initially.
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