I can confirm Dan Kegel's experience in comment #122 was the same as I
had on my machine. Mounting a partition I would not be using with
nautilus and answering no to the in the installer's prompt allowed me to
continue. This definitely needs to be a blocker for 13.04, in my
(admittedly novice)
A kernel update was suggested by the software updater today (Nov 5)
and it broke my nvidia driver module again. If I weren't familiar with
the terminal and what strings to pull to get things working, my 12.10
system would have essentially been broken by a stable update three weeks
after launch
I'm just adding to the clutter here as this has been said many times,
but simply separating this feature/sponsorship from the home lens
satisfies all of my concerns as an Ubuntu user. I applaud Canonical for
trying to monetize their product, but not if it compromises user privacy
without their
Would this dialog I see several times per week agree with what fmarcia
said about color profiles being related?
Sorry, Ubuntu 12.04 has experienced an internal error.../usr/lib/x86_64
-linux-gnu/colord/colord...colord crashed with SIGSEGV
** Attachment added: colord SIGSEGV
I think that leuke and andrewcomminos might be right about nautilus.
When I enable unredirect and reboot, my desktop icons draw, then
disappear for a split second while compiz crashes, then reappear. If I
double click on /usr/bin/compiz, Unity (re)starts perfectly fine.
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Any news/progress on this regression? It remains in Unity 5.12
(5.12-0ubuntu1.1). XBMC behaves itself better with unredirect enabled
on my nvidia hardware and its inconvenient to switch my DE from Unity
when I want to use it...
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VDPAU_NVIDIA_NO_OVERLAY=1 from comment #163 did *not* fix the stability
issues on my GTS 250. Flash still crashed every minute or two. The
patched libvdpau from the PPA is still the only proper fix I have been
able to find for my hardware.
It doesn't look like any progress is being made on
My card is affected, GeForce GTS 250 (VDPAU feature set A).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/967091
Title:
Wrong tint in flash when it uses video acceleration
To manage notifications
Zhe Wang: Can not reproduce on my Ubuntu
I don't even know how to react to this...simply unbelievable! This bug was
introduced by Adobe over two months ago...
I also want to mention that the patched libvdpau from tikhonov's PPA has
fixed the issue for me and I have noticed no problems with
Achieving an effect similar to colorize_scrollbar that nihop and Ivan
mentioned, I tweaked some values in gtkrc and (accidentally) created a
more subtle change that provides some contrast. My related post here:
http://askubuntu.com/a/114018/46882
My vision is fine and I have a difficult time
I've also used this setting to fix XBMC because compiz causes severe
tearing without it.
I've added a startup entry that runs /usr/bin/compiz upon login as a
temporary workaround that works about 90% of the time, but I still
occasionally end up with a session that only shows the wallpaper.
I
I've been testing the latest build of Pithos available on git that
contains a proper fix and it appears to be working better than ever!
Congrats and thanks for a fix! (hopefully it won't be broken any time
soon)
https://github.com/kevinmehall/pithos
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Stephen Ostrow: I think that development is now handled on git and
imported to launchpad at regular intervals (this is just a guess on my
part, anyone feel free to correct me). See also:
https://code.launchpad.net/~kevin-mehall/pithos/git-import for the
related BZR repo.
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I can confirm that the global menu for aisleriot was broken in every
version after 3.2.0 (if you roll back to that version in 11.10, the
global menu works again...it was broken with updates).
This unnecessary inconsistency is terribly annoying. I really hope this
can be fixed for 12.04 (this bug
Sorry to revive this topic, but I see this lack of contrast as a major
usability issue with the legacy scrollbars. Any progress (or
attention) on this would be great :)
I accidentally came up with a scrollbar that contrasts while still
fitting Ambiance very well (better than default, imo). See
** Attachment added: Another Example
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/563474/+attachment/2900509/+files/One%20Example%20of%20a%20Contrasting%20Scrollbar%20-%20See%20Comment%2016.png
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