Sorry for straying off topic in my last post. Unfortunately, the problem
seems not completely solved under maverick. It works fine on my desktop,
but on my laptop the same issue still appears.
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I do agree completely. From the whole OOo suite, impress is, in my
opinion, anyway the furthest away from being anywhere close to a
programm that can be used professionally. And now it's not even possible
anymore to use the fullscreen mode. I have switched to powerpoint when I
have to give
In lucid the bud still persists, even though it shows in a different
manner. As maverick is coming out in a few days, I will not comment in
detail on the lucid bug. I will update my system only after the official
release and report back then if the bug is still present in maverick
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to comment #101 #103: I can confirm that this problem happens in kile,
too, as described, kile does not receive any keystrokes anymore, until
focus is reacquired.
** Also affects: kile
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I got that driver, too, (on lucid 64 bit) and I don't find it usable.
One of my email-accounts always gives me a time-out error and firefox
takes ages to connect to each page and also sometimes gives timeout
errors. As long as there is no updated version, it is no option for me.
mcguire schrieb:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
Steps to reproduce the bug:
-- open a compose message window and set the cursor in the address field
without typing anything
-- wait until the screen saver becomes active
-- move mouse to deactivate screen saver
-- try typing the first
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I just noticed a very similar problem in thunderbird which I suspect has
the same origin. I could not find a bug report so I filed a new one
here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/539853
. Can anyone with the firefox bug confirm the thunderbird bug, too?
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Same problem here with lucid 64bit. The workaround proposed in #2 does
not work for me. If I copy the files into my libraries, I get the
following error message in the syslog
Mar 5 21:15:09 schleppi kernel: [ 14.581489] rtl819xE :02:00.0:
firmware: requesting RTL8192E/boot.img
Mar 5
Actually, it is still an issue under karmic, even though it has changed.
I have a fresh install of karmic on my Samsung now and it won't suspend
to disk at all. The only thing that happens when I hit the STD-Button is
that the screen is locked, but nothing more.
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seems to fix it for me to. Since the bug was random on my machine I
can't be sure yet, but it looks good.
madbiologist schrieb:
Could everyone please check if the cairo 1.8.8-2ubuntu1.1 package in
karmic-proposed fixes their PDF printing issue?
Just in case anyone doesn't know how to enable
The problem is not an issue for me anymore. It can be closed.
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No, on my computer, the bug does not seem to be related to the length of
the file. At least, at the moment, I can't get it evince to print a
small (16,4 kB) one-page pdf. However, a few days ago, I could print
exactly this file without a problem.
asheenlevrai schrieb:
to Uwe: isn't that related
I can also confirm this bug. Printing works fine with every program
except with evince. When printing in evince, the printer icon appears in
the notification area and disappears again after a while telling me that
printing has been successful, even though nothing was actually printed.
To make
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
Since I updated to karmic, evince won't print anymore on my network
printer (no printer available to test it locally). Whenever I try to
print something in evince, everything seems fine, the jop is sent to the
printer and a little printer icon
I don't experience the issue under karmic anymore, and I cannot
reproduce it.
Kamus schrieb:
Since this report have a long time without activity, could you check (if
is possible) in latest version included in Karmic if this issue is still
happening? Thanks in advance.
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Same problem here. On my machine, it affects the search bar as well as
the url bar, and, as Ricket described it, not only after the screen
saver, but also after locking the screen or resuming.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/428703
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I can confirm this. It used to be configurable in jaunty, but it isn't
anymore under karmic. This is quite annoying to me and I think it should
be changed back to the old behavior. This might be more of a wishlist-
thing though, since everything works fine, it's only a question of
comfort,
The behavior has changed already under jaunty: now working on battery
power always allows for medium brightness, and only not touching the
keyboard for a while dims the screen completely. I guess that is the
desired behavior. I didn't notice this change since I haven't tried
working on battery
Problem present on my machine
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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package version is 0.9.14-0, bug exactly as described above
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Unfortunately, I am not able to reproduce the issue. I forgot to mention
that when changing the resolution with the gnome tool, a projector was
connected to my vga-out. I cannot retry that at the moment, since I have
no projector available. My customized xorg.conf and the output of lspci
-vvnn is
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Yes, it is reproducible. Some further testing showed that gnome starts
to mix up the shortcut after log out - log in or after a reboot
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to system - Preferences - Keyboard, change the behavior of the
capslock key there to swap capslock and esc
2. Go to System -
Yes, if I bind maximise window to ctrl+esc, the same problem arises
for that action. I guess with interface, you are talking about System -
Preferences - Shortcuts: the keybinding written there is ctrl+esc
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Since I updated to from hardy to jaunty, the behavior of the screen
brightness on battery power is strange. On unplugging, the overall
brightness goes down (expected), but cannot be brought up to the level
without battery power
Actually, it is not always switching to the cyclic mode. This time,
the screen went black right after unplugging, and I could bring it with
the hotkeys to a level at which it was barely usable in a completely
dark room. However, it did not become brighter by itself this time, as
described above.
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Logging this information, I had again the cyclic behavior.
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The bug gets ever more confusing: while logging this information, I had
the expected bahavior (for the first time ever, I think). The monitor
went a little darker after unplugging, and I could turn it up to maximum
brightness using the hotkeys. I'll rerecord that information trying to
reproduce
Ok, here the same log with the cyclic behavior.
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You
Public bug reported:
I have set the shortcut ctrl+esc for opening a new gnome-terminal. In
the following I will refer with the lower key to the capslock-key
itself and with capslock to the behavior, also the upper key is the
escape key itself, esc is its behavior.
I swapped the capslock-key and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 252094 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/252094
I also don't see why this is supposed to be a duplicate of bug 252094.
The problems people are experiencing there started after an update to
hardy, while this bug here is a result from an upgrade to jaunty.
I can confirm this. Since update to jaunty, playback of flash videos is
a pain. Resetting the niceness of xorg to -10 improves the playback, but
it's still not good.
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/PM/GMS/910GML Express
Processor to DRAM Controller (rev 03)
00:02.0 VGA
Well, it need not be a ticker, it need not be animated,Or it could be
animated by default and there is an option to turn off the animation. Or
the ticker is moving through just once and then stays still until the
mouse hovers over it, or ... I basically just wanted to suggest the
title bar of all
My first bug report was not quite accurate: there actually is an extra
entry in my xorg.conf specifying a virtual resolution of 1280 x 1024. I
commented it out and have now my native resolution back. However, it
should be possible to get back the native resolution via GUI tools
without resorting
MPT wrote:
Uwe Schilling: You basically restated my point -- assuming that people will see
a window that looks like the updates window, and behaves like the updates
window, but be able to tell that it's fake solely because it opened
automatically. I think that's quite unrealistic, because
Public bug reported:
I used the screen settings to change my resolution to a lower value
(because I could not get a projector to work). In order to change to the
lower resolution, I was asked for the system password, because Monitor
Resolution Settings has detected that the virtual resolution
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Uwe Schilling: Update Manager doesn't ask for your password unless and until
you actually click Install Updates. So you would then be relying on people to
think Well, it's asking me for my password just like it usually does when I
click that button, but I won't enter
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Uwe Schilling, Thomas Nardone: As I have already explained several
times, this is far from the only time programs need to open windows
unprompted; and conversely, even with a browser blocking popup windows,
a determined Web site author can still open popup windows
I think it is important to keep in mind that the -graphicssystem raster
option is should be a workaround to the problem, not a solution. Since
kile 3.0 was able to render the fonts quickly, so should kile 3.1.
Seeing switching to a new, faster rendering system as a solution is like
saying: I have
Thomas, you bring up an important point. This behaviour is nothing a
user would expect, and something he usually has links to malicious
software, so how to know that it is ok.
However, as I have mentioned before, I think it is even more dangerous
the other way round. People are trained to trust
I can confirm that --graphicssystem raster speeds up kile considerably.
Problems remain however, when highlighting lines upwards, if the editor
has to scroll.
btw.: sub-pixel font rendering is turned off on my (gnome) system
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Kile 2.1 LaTeX editor is extremely slow
If you want users who cannot handle a notification icon to update the
system, then a pop-up window might not be any better, because every
regular window that pops up somewhere is closed without reading by
default by at least 90% of the users. For those users, an automated
update process should be
Additionally, I think the current procedure opens a huge security leak.
If people get used to pop-up windows asking for updates, it will be no
problem imitating these pop-up windows with java-script and make them
look exactly the same. And since you are used to entering your password
when you
I uninstalled kile (your first version of it) and reinstalled the
official version via aptitude (this resulted in about 400 MB of other
packages (probably mainly latex-packages) also being installed.
Additionally, there were updates to some kdelibs, so I updated them. I
cannot reproduce the bug
After removing the kile settings, the bug appeared again. For some
reason, before I removed the kile settings, all Alt+Number would work
the same way they used to in kile 2.0. Even for example Alt+1, for which
I never defined a shortcut. However, after removing the settings, kile
was again
However, the automatic line wrap was gone (I could recover it in the
settings though) and I had a non-reproducible crash. I have attached the
output from that crash.
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Kile forgets shortcuts randomly
ups, sorry, hadn't noticed that it was another repository than the first
time. Installed the version ubuntu4~pp11 and it's working fine.
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Same problem here: kile forgets when I set the shortcut alt+2 for the
latex compiler. This is very annoying, since I have automated this
command in my workflow. Other shortcuts like ctrl+m for the align-
environment are not affected.
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I have just read the upstream link and I do not agree that the bug
described there matches the one reported here. Upstream, a bug is
described where all the user-defined shortcuts vanish as soon as the ok-
button in the kile-shortcuts-windows is pressed. In the bug reported
here, the shortcuts
I have also noticed a slowdown in text-editing. I did not change the
font style and still text highlighting is sometimes painfully slow and
the characters appear or disappear with quite a lag after the key
stroke. One more point I noticed is that the autocomplete function for
latex commands is
No showdowns so far? How boring, you should change the channel :p
There seems to be no connection between the project size and the slow
down. I kept deleting parts of the text and it was still there even with
only a few lines of text left. Especially slow is highlighting multiple
lines
Yes, it seems to be fixed indeed. At least I could not reproduce it on
my machine anymore within two attempts (Before, the shortcuts did not
just disappear randomly, but very reliably whenever I restarted the
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Yes, it is reproducible. Steps to take:
1. have a folder with music in your library, for example jbo
2. start rhythmbox
3. I cannot directly rename a folder if only case changes, so I rename
jbo to jbo2
4. rename jbo2 to JBO
5. now every song appears three times in the rhythmbox library, once
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I have my files on a fat32 partition so that I can also access them in
case I have to boot windows. I noticed that all songs that are in
folders with just three upper case letters appear twice in the playlist.
If I check the properties of both
I updated my system to jaunty and can't reproduce the bug anymore.
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Deleting the file ~/.local/share/rhythmdb.xml solved the issue.
Unfortunately, all the play counts are gone. It still seems to be a non-
issue, sorry filing the bug report.
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I can only support this request. Current maxima version in jaunty will
be two years old in August and there is a lot of bugfixes going on right
now. It would be great if an up-to-date version of maxima will also be
available in the future. Thanks to iulian for taking care to of the
current issue.
I can only support this request. Current maxima version in jaunty will
be two years old in August and there is a lot of bugfixes going on right
now. It would be great if an up-to-date version of maxima will also be
available in the future. Thanks to iulian for taking care to of the
current issue.
I can only support this request. Current maxima version in jaunty will
be two years old in August and there is a lot of bugfixes going on right
now. It would be great if an up-to-date version of maxima will also be
available in the future. Thanks to iulian for taking care to of the
current issue.
Public bug reported:
Suspend to RAM works just fine, especially since I updated to jaunty, it
wakes up much quicker than before after a STR. However, suspend to disk
doesn't work, and, as far as I tried, has never worked on earlier
versions of ubuntu. When I wake up the computer after the
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Same grievance here. Whenever the pointer is accidentally over the
taskbar and I only slightly touch the scroll area of my touchpad, I'm
instantly desoriented for a few seconds. On a touchpad, this feature is
unusable (at least, obviously to a lot of people) and it should be
possible to disable
I can confirm this bug. It is not only the ^-shortcut which is broken
but also a lot of others, like }, @, and so on. To me, this bug seems to
be a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcalctool/+bug/238508 , which
unfortunately has been closed.
I am also working with a German
Somebody seems to have found a solution: http://blog.submerged-
intelligence.de/archives/283
As far as I understand his post, he claims that the problem was caused
by the package ttf-mathematica4.1 . I haven't had the chance to check if
a clean install of that package (which seems like it should
Here you can find an explanation of how to make the proprietary canon
driver, which is provided in an *.rpm format, work in ubuntu:
http://forums.linux-foundation.org/read.php?25,1032,8245#msg-8245
Actually, the post is meant as a workaround to get a PIXMA iP1300
working with the iP2200 drivers.
I updated to Mathematica 7.0. The rendering problems are gone, and I can
finally really work with mmca again. The old installation remained on my
system for testing purposes, since I still tend to blame ubuntu for the
visualization problems, as they began with a system update.
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I have been able make the mga-driver work. However, nothing changed with
the mathematica problem. I attached my new xorg.conf. I have also found
at least two people here http://forums.wolfram.com/student-
support/topics/17380 and one guy here
No, the issues seems to have been fixed. I haven't tried it again since
I filed the bug report, so I don't know exactly when the problem was
fixed, but I guess, this bug report can be closed. The procedure has
been to create a table and choose an arbitrary empty cell as the name
for the data set.
Here is my full syslog after a clean restart up to the moment where the
Internet is working because it was enabled by hand...
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And here is what was added to the syslog after a full testcase as
describe in the link from Pedro
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Another testcase I just noticed: The connection to the router is
working. I start the network-admin and remove the checkbox in front of
the wireless lan connection. After a few seconds it is automatically
reactivated. However, the connection to the router is not established.
If I click on
Hi Steve,
I my systems are completely up-to-date and I even changed back to WEP
and forth to WPA again this morning after the very last update. For one
laptop, the problem still persists, for WEP I get an automatic
connection on start-up, for WPA I don't. Unfortunately, I don't have
access to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
Since I changed the encryption from my router to wpa, hardy is unable to
connect automatically at startup to the network. A second laptop with a
fresh hardy-installation shows the same problems. Sometimes nm even
completely forgets the
u...@styx:~$ cat /etc/cups/ppd/iP2200.ppd | grep '*NickName'
*NickName: Canon PIXMA iP2000 - CUPS+Gutenprint v5.0.2 Simplified
There is no Canon PIXMA iP2200* in the list of drivers, so it seems to
me the next best thing to choose, and this is exactly what hardy
automatically does.
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Ok, the issue is easily reproducible. In the attachment is the output of
/var/log/Xorg.0.log. However, I checked the content before and after
reproducing the issue and it is identical.
I also included the output of `lspci -vvnn` and my xorg.conf, since I
had to make customizations in order to get
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Public bug reported:
I'm not quite sure, if xorg is the correct package, please feel free to
change that...
I used mathematica 6.0.1 on hardy and everything worked fine. After the
upgrade to intrepid, the fonts disappeared, which I identified to be
this bug:
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I have also the same problem. I'm using the vesa driver for my matrox g550,
since I can't make mga work. This has worked fine until I updated to intrepid.
Now I can't use dual screen and I receive the message
Xlib: extension RANDR missing on display :0.0
from several applications. So far I have
Exactly the same problem here on Hardy. My system detects my iP2200 and
autoinstalls the drivers, but I cannot print.
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choosing an empty cell as the name tag of a diagramm not possible
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
As the summary already indicates, it is not possible to choose an empty
cell as the name tag of a data set. If entered manually, the cell
address simply vanishes on completion, if entered via the helper applet
for choosing cells with the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 119636 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119636
I had the same problem. I backed up the .evolution-folder in my home
directory and then deleted it. I started evolution, which was suddenly
no problem. Putting the whole old .evolution folder back in place
This has been a well known problem with gaim and should be fixed in
pidgin. I think about every feisty user should have this problem. It is
a major annoyance and a whole lot of people (even a majority?) are
affected. Is there a chance for a fix under feisty?
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