This affects me as well. Started noticing it on 9.10, and it has
persisted since upgrading to 10.04. Reading from a SMB share with gvfs
results in about 1.6mb/sec over 100mbit lan. The behavior is the same
using nautilus to drag-n-drop, or if I use 'cp' from a terminal. If I
use smbclient, I
I have another X2 running Hardy LTS (i386) and haven't noticed this
behavior before with cpu frequency scaling.. for reference,
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/up_threshold on the system
that always just worked was a paltry 31. This issue probably explains
why a somewhat slower
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smb:// bookmarked connections broken after suspend/resume
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/382555
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I have several samba shares bookmarked in Nautilus. When I use the
bookmarks, the shares are mounted with desktop shortcuts. After
suspend/resume, the desktop shortcuts are still there, but no longer
work. The error is Could not mount smb://blah/blah, Error: Invalid
I have noticed this as well, but mostly when watching video content that
stresses the CPU more at certain points, when there is a lot of
movement. Totem starts having to drop frames, by the time the CPU
frequency increases, the need for more performance has often passed. I
am running jaunty
I can't speak to what is valid in xorg.conf, but I know I need to fix up
xorg.conf to make the touchpad on my Latitude D600 usable in X. If you
add/change xorg.conf as above, make sure you reference the touchpad in
the ServerLayout section as well:
** Attachment added: xorg.conf with touchpad
I understand it is frustrating not having an easy to use interface to
get proper touchpad performance. I've reverted to Hardy from Intrepid
due to other issues, but I didn't have touchpad issues with my
xorg.conf.
Try something like this in /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Section InputDevice
I'm going to vote for gpm being an issue too. I've given up on this
getting fixed properly soon, and went back to 8.04. I don't have any
issues with input and the OSD for the screen brightness works fine.
Just to be clear, DOWNGRADING the distribution works, but not
downgrading the kernel, which
Maybe this is a regression in 3.0.3? I just finished setting up a fresh
install of Hardy (i386) , and finished applying all updates, and have
this issue with Firefox 3.0.3..
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[MASTER] Firefox 3 set as Desktop background does not work properly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/206191
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I can't find a duplicate for this bug. Is the answer here that there is
no bug? If so, why?
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296723
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output from dmidecode gives me a Vendor string of Dell Computer
Corporation as well, Dell Latitude D600 - latest kernel still has
issue for me, obviously.
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Losing keyboard and mouse control when changing screen brightness with fn +
arrow under intrepid
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285323
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Using tango icon theme, or most other icon themes besides the default
Human icon theme set - Open places menu - bookmarked icons for
standard home folders, Documents, Music, etc, revert to Gnome defaults.
Bookmarked folders show proper icons
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Using tango icon theme, or most other icon themes besides the default
Human icon theme set - Open places menu - bookmarked icons for
standard home folders, Documents, Music, etc, revert to Gnome defaults.
Bookmarked folders
I would attach a screenshot, but I can't figure out how to do this with
the gnome panel menu open, print key doesn't work.
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
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Here is what we would expect it to look like with the 'Tango' icon
theme: (from Hardy Heron machine)
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
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In this screen shot from intrepid, notice how the folder icons for the
bookmarked places are in the left pane of the nautilus window, then look
at the icons in gnome-panel. This behavior is not seen with the default
Human icon theme, but is seen others such as Tango and Tangerine. Might
be an
Whoops, forgot the screenshot.. here it is... also just confirmed the
issue is reproducible on a second Intrepid installation.
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places menu in panel, folder icons don't change with theme
If there was existing code in the kernel to fix the bug on Dell
Latitudes, why did it stop working in Intrepid? I didn't have this
problem in Gutsy or Hardy. (Dell D600) This seems like a regression of
some sort, or am I missing something?
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Losing keyboard and mouse control when changing
I have been experiencing this as well with Intrepid on a D600 as well.
In fact I didn't realize the problem was related to the use of Fn +
hotkeys to change the brightness, until googling the issue. When the
issue occurs, the menus in the panel will not open. Clicking the mouse
will highlight
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Losing keyboard and mouse control when changing screen brightness with fn +
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I just wanted to add that I uninstalled VMware workstation 6.0.3, and
installed Server 1.0.4, which is quite old by now, on my AMD64 Hardy
box, and I still have the same problem. So although it's not fair to
say this isn't a VMWare problem, the problem is occuring somewhere
outside VMWare... ie
Anyone try reverting to Vmware Server 1.0.4 to confirm this is
definately a VMware problem ? I believe you will need the any-any patch
to test this on Hardy, though.
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Shift key (and caps lock) stop working when using VMWare
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/195982
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I have experienced the exact same thing as the last commenter, BobNJ, twice(
I'm not a fast learner). I don't have any other OS, but the machine works fine
otherwise.
After changing /etc/default/acpi-support to use ACPI_SLEEP_MODE=standby, it
works fine, although no suspend-to-ram (obviously).
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