Public bug reported:
Issue summary:
When a projector is plugged-in to the VGA port of my HP laptop, I can press
functionF4 and the display mode toggles from my laptop screen to the
projector. This worked successfully with Ubuntu 8.10. However, with Ubuntu
9.10, the result is that the video
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
Issue description:
In corporate setting, it is not appropriate for the login sound (bongos) to be
heard when I boot my Ubuntu 9.10 laptop. I have specifically muted the
speakers, but when I reboot, the login screen un-mutes the speakers and plays
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35126145/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: XsessionErrors.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35126146/XsessionErrors.txt
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gdm un-mutes speaker on laptop after I have muted it (I don't want bongos heard
in meeting)
I am also stranded by the absence of the DYMO driver in Ubuntu 9.10.
Besides the comments on this page, I found this information helpful when
manually installing the driver from dymo.com:
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-861781.html
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[needs-packaging] PPD for Dymo LabelWriter 400
Defect exists in Ubuntu 9.04.
I am NOT able to work-around this using the uninstall/reinstall
procedure mentioned in above thread.
I AM able to work around this using François Letendre solution of:
$ sudo aa-complain cupsd
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cups-pdf fails bad status reported and no pdf created
Defect does not seem to be present in Ubuntu 9.04. I cannot reproduce on
9.04, although with the same hardware, I was able to see this defect on
6.10 and 7.04.
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duplicate entries for devices in nautilus desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/76283
You received this bug notification because
Problem fixed for me by following the recommendation by murphy.md
previously in this thread (2008-11-10).
Specifically, followed these steps:
1. Right-click on the bluetooth icon in the quickstarter tray
2. Selected, Always visible
3. Removed my known device HP Bluetooth PC Card Mouse
4. Add
I think this bug affects me as well.
Short Summary:
Live CD install of 8.10 desktop i386 released fails to install a /boot/grub
directory. After install is complete, Ubuntu will not boot from the local
machine.
Hardware Config:
Motherboard = Asus P4P800-E Deluxe (Series: Socket478)
GFX = MSI
Resolution (workaround?) Follow-up to my previous post.
Here's what I did to get it working:
I suspected the problem may have been that I used the Partition Editor
on the Live CD to resize my /home partition prior to Ubuntu 8.10
installation. Specifically, before I installed Ubuntu 8.10, I did
Public bug reported:
The name of a deleted user continues to be available (selectable) in the
Login Window Preferences | Security tab, in the drop-down menu
associated with Enable automatic Login. This only happens when the
user that is deleted is remains selected for automatic login. The
Nautilus and the Gnome desktop display two memory card icons if Ubuntu
is booted with memory card inserted. This only happens when the memory
card is inserted before Ubuntu is booted. If I insert the memory card
into my USB reader after Ubuntu boots, I will only see one icon, as
expected, in
I posted too soon. I thought I had a good understanding of what was
going on, but my testing since then has revealed that I can reproduce
the performance degradation of VMware using multiple versions of
xserver-xorg-core, and, I have been able to successfully run VMware
without performance
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