komputes - http://www.eeggs.com/items/51958.html
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Place an Ubuntu icon/emblem on the system partition
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/301035
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I can't believe I'm the first to suggest this, but we could take a page
from Apple and poke a little fun at Microsoft (see attachment).
More seriously, I think the disk icon should stay in the background to
indicate the actual partition and not confuse it with things like the
applications menu.
This problem is not specific to SSH mounted folders, it seems to apply
to FTP (with password) folders as well.
I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and haven't had this problem until this week.
** Attachment added: gdb output from crash, including bt
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: policykit
After installing Ubuntu 8.04 on an old computer and rebooting, I was
prompted that the system time was wrong and asked to change it. I
clicked on the button to change the time and date which brought up the
standard date and time dialog.
Yes, that works. Shouldn't a .Trash folder be already set up by default,
then?
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Cannot move any file outside of home folder to trash (ext3)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/248241
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Binary package hint: nautilus
When I try to delete a file anywhere outside of my home folder, I get a
message saying that it cannot be moved to trash. I am given an option to
permanently delete it.
Steps to reproduce:
1 - Go to the /tmp folder.
2 - Create a new file there
You may have already tried this, but have you tried the devices in
different USB ports and in different sets of USB ports (e.x. front and
back ports)?
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USB ports unreliable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246608
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I believe this is true of almost any file not in your home folder. I am
not, however, sure if this is a bug or by design. Can someone who knows
more about this please confirm if this is a bug or explain why it is not
a bug?
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VFAT Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?
Unfortunately, I cannot confirm this. Can anyone else confirm this?
I assume you mean that if you set the home page from Edit Preferences
and it changed back, right?
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Homepage gets changed always to...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246687
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Then if the same thing happens when you delete a file on an ext3
filesystem is that a bug? When I try to delete a file on my main
partition (ext3) that are outside of my home folder (and that I have
permission to delete), they do not go to trash.
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VFAT Cannot move file to trash, do you want to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-app-install
When you try to install a program from Add/Remove Programs, a dialog
comes up (as it should) asking for your password. This dialog says the
program that needs the password is Synaptic Package Manager. While that
might be techincally
(On Hardy 8.04) I can confirmt that when Prism is installed in Firefox,
saving a page causes Firefox to crash with no error message.
** Changed in: prism
Status: New = Confirmed
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firefox crashes silently on every save as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/242477
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Also, I noticed one thing that could be useful for debugging this.
Normally, when you save a web page, there is an HTML file and a folder.
When you save a web page on Firefox with Prism installed (I used the
hardy start page), the folder is created and contains a CSS file and
nothing else.
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Also in Ubuntu 8.04 (full up to date, but without hardy-backports
enabled), I tried saving this page from the right-click menu and from
the file menu. Neither crashed Firefox.
Could it be something from hardy-backports?
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firefox crashes silently on every save as
I can confirm this. The documents I used (original.odt, new.odt) are
attached. I tried merging the two from original.odt and from new.odt.
Same error.
** Attachment added: The files I used
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14255002/testfiles.tar.gz
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openoffice writer could not merge documents
I can confirm this. See my comment.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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openoffice writer could not merge documents
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226893
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As a clarification, do you mean the bullets are gone or the bullet
format is changed. For me the bullets are still there, but they use a
different symbol. (And yes it is possible to change the symbol back to
the original.)
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[hardy]Bullets are lost when doc is saved in Microsoft 97/2000/XP
Thilo Six - I am sure others know better than I do, but that sounds like
a different issue. I would create a new bug report.
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Not able to create a search index for Konqueror help
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/215216
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This also happens on Ubuntu 8.04 with desktop effects (normal or extra)
on.
(Also, pressing ENTER also takes you out of the resize mode, but that is
not a good enough solution.)
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resizing windows using the option of the right-click menu on windows list
applet blocks everything
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: khelpcenter-kde4
The help system for Konqueror in the Kubuntu KDE 4 Beta (installed, not
running from a CD) does not appear to be able to create an index to
search, and therefor unable to search through the help documentation for
Konqueror.
Steps:
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** Attachment added: The window where you are supposed to choose a document,
but none are listed
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13335167/build_search_index.jpeg
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Not able to create a search index for Konqueror help
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/215216
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