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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1691678
I use gnome on xorg on Ubuntu 20.04, and I see the scrollbar sticking
out past the bottom of the window also. The scrollbar also sticks out
to the right, as in the screenshot posted here. So I don't think
I don't think that the hinting has anything to do with the issue
regarding the 8 point Monospace Regular font being wider than it should
be. Changing the hinting settings does not affect the width at all.
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I have this problem now that I have upgraded to Ubuntu 13.10 with kernel
version 3.11.0-13-generic.
If I add hpet=disabled to the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT variable in
/etc/default/grub (and run sudo update-grub), then the computer wakes on
alarm. Otherwise it does not.
I have had this problem
I am having the same problem with many dvd images and physical dvds.
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Internal data flow error playing dvds
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I have tested ~mar-kolya/compiz/fix-for-1158267 patched into the current
ubuntu compiz source (1:0.9.9~daily13.04.18.1~13.04-0ubuntu1), and can
confirm that this fixes the issue.
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Disabling or enabling the workarounds checkbox in the Place Windows
plugin has no effect on this bug at all for me.
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Title:
broken
I don't know if this helps or not, but I discovered that this issue does
not occur if the use-metacity-theme option is disabled.
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Title:
broken
I realized that I forgot to add the -all flag to xwininfo for the data I
posted before. So here is new compiz debug info and corresponding
xwininfo (with the -all flag).
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This bug affects me as well. I built and installed the code from
lp:compiz, and the problem is not resolved there. Furthemore other more
evident bugs appear with that build. For instance bug #797186 is
reinstigated. Also the gnome-panel is ignored for window placement.
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Here is the compiz debug output when running the lp:compiz branch.
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Here is the xwininfo output for an offending window when running the
lp:compiz branch.
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I believe this is fixed. I do not have this problem on Ubuntu 12.10.
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Window dance with snapping windows with Wobbly Windows plugin
To
It is rather sad that this is not fixed after several updates to the
libav packages have been released. Particularly noting how easy it is
to fix this. Updated libav packages were just added to quantal-updates
yesterday, but still not fix.
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This should not be considered invalid. wxWidgets 2.9 is considered good
enough for production use, and should be made available in the Ubuntu
repositories. See http://www.wxwidgets.org/ for more information. In
particular the following excerpt quoted from the wxWidgets webpage:
The recently
I have a problem that i think might be related to this, but I want to make
sure. If it isn't I will file a separate bug. When I raise a minimized window
via an indicator the app seems to have focus, but lacks window decorations.
This bug has been around through several Ubuntu releases. This
I should add that the bug in my previous comment does not just occur
when raising a minimized window via an indicator. It occurs when a
minimized window is raised through about any means other than Alt-Tab or
clicking on the minimized app itself.
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Have you found a pdf file that actually opens with the version of xpdf
in Ubuntu 12.10? I haven't. Of course the same was true of the version
in Ubuntu 12.04, and Ubuntu 11.10. I forget how far back it was since
xpdf worked. This is ridiculous.
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I have a dongle that seems to be affected as well. I tried booting to a
live cd of Natty and found that it still works fine there. I also tried
booting a live cd of oneiric and found that it doesn't work there. Of
course it still doesn't work with precise.
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I have a dongle with the vendor:product id of 0c10: that works fine
with natty, but not with oneiric or precise. I just booted a live cd of
natty to check that it still works and it does. I also have an HP
bluetooth dongle with vendor:product id of 03f0:d404 that still works
fine with
I think that this bug and bug #992757 are duplicates of bug #947762. In
the latter bug it has been determined that this is a kernel regression,
and is reported as kernel bug #42985.
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I have this problem too. A similar thing like this happened with Ubuntu
11.04 (I think that was the distribution at least).
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Title:
xpdf
With Ubuntu 12.04 this still does not work. The terminal message is
different though. It now says Cannot launch calendar/tasks
application: evolution -c calendar in path.
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There has been a lot of progress in getting Dolphin working with GLSL
shaders. In fact there is a branch of the git repository with this
working. However, it is a lot slower than the Cg shaders. There have
been some other recent developments that will also make it difficult to
get Dolphin
Compiz should only grab input for the alt key in combination with the
left mouse button, and not with the right mouse button. If this were
done correctly there would not be a conflict, and Alt-Right Click
would still work with the panel, at the same time that Alt-Left Click
is used for window
I have this problem with the gnome classic session using compiz. I
found this bug, and saw warjowuch's comment. I then found that the
290.10 drivers are available in the ubuntu-x-swat ppa
(ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates). After installing those drivers the white
windows have stopped occurring.
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The real problem is not that compiz is not set to load with the gnome-
classic session. The problem is that notify-osd is causing the gnome-
classic session to fail, and then its fallback session, which is
Public bug reported:
I am running the gnome-classic session with compiz in Oneiric. Whenever
I double a click on a date in the calendar of the clock applet nothing
happens. Starting the gnome-panel from the terminal I receive a
message that indicates the problem. The message is Cannot open
Public bug reported:
I have noticed several other users that are having this issue as well in
in Ubuntu 11.10. Most of these users believe they are running the gnome
classic session and that compiz failed to start. The fact is that
notify-osd is causing the gnome-classic session to fail
I uninstalled the appmenu because I use the fallback session and noticed
that the appmenu was still there hidden under the gnome-panel. I also
noticed that if the appmenu is installed the gnome-terminal does not
respect the Show Menubar option that I usually have disabled. Then I
thought I would
Nevermind, I had set the exported the variable UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0 trying
to disable the menus following something I had found online. It turns
out that was wrong. If you want to disable the global menus you need to
unset that variable completely. It is odd that if the appmenu is
unistalled and
This happens for me to. I didn't realize the ctrl+alt+shift+arrow issue
though until I read Glen Shrubsall's comment, but that happens for me as
well. So it is impossible to move a window to another workspace with
keyboard shortcuts. Dragging the window with the mouse still works, but
I much
By the way, I am not using unity. I am using the GNOME Classic session,
and these issues occur there as well.
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When switching workspaces
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Binary package hint: compiz
If you hold down shift (or the configured snap windows key for the
wobbly windows plugin) and move a window to the edge of the screen with
the mouse, then release the mouse button, the window proceeds to dance
and wobble around for a long time.
This seems like a rather serious bug. The application is completely
unusable as it is intended to be used. That is to open pdf documents.
Someone really needs to notice this bug and fix it. In the mean time I
have compiled a version with poppler disabled for myself so that I can
at least use
Where is this fix available? I can build from source, I just need to
know where to obtain this fixed source. Neither the bzr repository for
unity-window-decorator, nor the git repository for compiz seem to have
had any commits since this bug was posted.
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The issue does seem to be that the frame is not unmapped. That dead
zone seems to follow the path of the frame. The interior of the
switcher windows where the preview windows appear is still properly
click-able.
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Binary package hint: compiz
Steps to reproduce with default setup:
1. Log in.
2. Open a terminal from the menu, and move it away from the center of the
screen where the switcher will appear. Make sure that it still has focus.
3. Hold down Alt-Tab to activate and show the
Sam Spilsbury: Are you looking for a surefire way to reproduce the mouse dead
zone? Because I can tell you exactly how to do it with the default settings
for either the Ubuntu Classic or the default Ubuntu desktops.
1. Log in.
2. Open a terminal from the menu, and move it away from the
Oh, I forgot to point out that the only way that I have found to get rid
of the dead zone after switching away from the Static Application
Switcher and the Application Switcher plugins to another switcher is
to restart compiz. The dead zone persists even if you switch back and
forth between the
I have found that even if you don't have menu icon set (for example if
“button_layout” in “/ → apps → metacity → general” is
:minimize,maximize,close) and use a keyboard shortcut (default Alt-
Space) to open the window menu then the gtk-window-decorator also
crashes.
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gtk-window-decorator chrashed when clicking one the “menu” icon on the
title bar of
I hate to continue to put a damper on things, but unfortunately, as I
understand it, in order to add such an exception we would have to change
to GPLv3. Such a clause is not consistent with the GPLv2 license. That
means a consensus needs to be reached among the developers to change
licenses.
Unfortunately, even that can not be done because of licensing issues.
Dolphin-emu is currently licensed under LGPL version 2. As such it is
not distributable if it links against a proprietary library. Even if
that proprietary library is in the repositories.
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Yes. The shader code is generated at runtime, and the shader binaries
are then generated using Cg library calls. So there is no way to avoid
linking against those libraries, other than switching to GLSL shaders.
We are working on that, but it will take time.
Oops, I meant GPLv2.
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There are some problems with dolphin-emu that prevent it from being in a
distributable form. Namely, that dolphin-emu must be linked against
nvidia CG. Until we have replaced that with GLSL shaders, dolphin-emu
will not be included in Ubuntu.
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I have uploaded a dolphin-emu package to REVU. It is at
http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/dolphin-emu.
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Yes, this seems to be resolved in 20100129-2. Any chance that will be
back ported to lucid?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/573899
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I don't know if this has been resolved or not. I gave up on the driver
being fixed and put another drive in. Although the replacement is a
borrowed drive. If I ever have to go back, I will hope the issue has
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vim-latexsuite
When compiling a latex file that uses the pst-infixplot package latex-suite
shows an error on the message generated by the package that reads
`pst-infixplot' v0.1 (Rev 1.0, 2004-07-14 12|12| 05+02),
J.-C.Charpentier/C.Jors
It then opens
What is the status of this. I am a developer for this program and we
are interested in seeing dolphin-emu make it into Ubuntu's universe or
multiverse repository. I am willing to maintain the package if that
helps. I currently am maintaining packages in a ppa for Ubuntu 9.10.
The ppa is
Inclusion in the universe
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) = glennric (glennric)
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I am affected by this as well. For example the Federal 1040 tax forms
won't open. I tried moving the DigSig.api and that worked.
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Binary package hint: pm-utils
I have a usb webcam with mic attached to the computer. In gnome-volume-
control I have the webcam's mic selected. Every time I suspend and
resume the selection reverts to the internal audio source. I assume
that is the sound card's mic jack,
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I have this problem too. Every single time after suspend. I end up
with similar messages in /var/crash as in the attached OopsText.txt.
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This cdrom drive will not read audio cds. It reads data disks, and
reads both audio and data disks in MS Windows. When I insert an audio
cd into the drive it tries to read it, but it never shows up on the
gnome desktop and no software sees it. The cd will eject eventually,
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I am not sure that this belongs to the linux-image package. Perhaps it
should be with libata instead? Or maybe there is something else
entirely that is causing the problem. I just know that the drive worked
fine with audio cds in intrepid and before. I think it might have even
worked with
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
This is possible related to bug #330205, but that bug is reported as
fixed and this is still happening. If a gnome-terminal is opened at a
geometry that has width anything but 80 and is not maximized then when
reset is entered the
Thanks. I will applied the patch, and recompiled. That fixed it. I
will probably make it available on my ppa.
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Daniël H: I can not see a difference in speed from running compiz with
the modified xorg.conf now, and when I was running compiz in Hardy on
that computer. Of course it does slow the desktop down a little from
when compiz is not being run. From what I have read the option that is
set in the
The persistent artifacts are finally gone with the 173.14.18 nvidia
drivers. I have a GeForce FX 5200 card, which does not work with the
180 series nvidia drivers. Of course the artifacts are still there,
they just flash and disappear just like with any other video card.
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I created my own package using the driver downloaded from nvidia's website.
The package is available from my launchpad ppa. Add the following repository
to install it:
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I finally figured out how to get compiz working on a computer with an
intel 845 chip that is running intrepid.
Make the device section of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file read as follows:
Section Device
Identifier Configured Video Device
Driver intel
Option
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: foomatic-db-hpijs
I have attempted to print a 4x6 photo using the full bleed (edge-to-
edge) gimp+lpr method described at http://hplipopensource.com/node/325.
However it leaves 1/8 inch of empty space at the top of the page. I
have noticed that in fact
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 273326 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273326
I agree that the transitory artifact issue is a different bug than the
persistent artifact issue with certain NVidia drivers. I have been
saying that all along (look back at my previous comments in bug #
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 273326 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273326
I realize that the readme says that my card is supported by the 180
series drivers. However, it is not. I can assure you that the xserver
will not load with these drivers and the GeForce FX 5200 card. In
Bryce: Look a little closer. The bug is marked as 'Fix Released' for
Compiz, but not for xf86-video-intel. That is where the real bug is.
That has finally been assigned at least. The compiz fixes were merely
workarounds. It seems pretty said to me that a bug would be closed
while even some
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 273326 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273326
Mark, the bug I am referring to I have seen on four different computers
all with different video cards. Nvidia, Intel, and another. They all
have this exact same artifact occuring at the same places with
Do those of you who claim the bug is gone with the new 180.06 drivers
still see the white boxes, lines, or general artifacts when the tray is
resized? Those were there in Hardy, they are still there with any type
of video card (Intel, Nvidia, and probably others), and I bet you are
still seeing
I find it a tad annoying that although this bug is widely confirmed the
importance is still marked as undecided and it has not been assigned to
anyone to repair. I am referring to the bug in the intel drivers, which
is still marked as confirmed but not fixed. A workaround was been
implemented in
jerrylamos, why do you keep insisting that this is a compiz issue when
all evidence points to the intel driver. It is silly to start dropping
words like codepath that you don't understand to argue your point. It
is not that compiz uses codepaths that don't work, it is that compiz
uses driver
The 180.06 drivers may solve the problem if your video card is supported
by those drivers. I have a GeForce FX 5200 which is apparently going
into legacy now. It is still supported by the 173 drivers but nothing
newer. There needs to be a fix for those drivers.
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Frank, your solution is not very practical. One of the primary reasons
that I use avant is for the applets. If I just wanted launchers and a
task manager I would probably switch to cairo dock. It is much smoother
in appearance. Awn has had these artifacts for a long time with any
video card.
I think this bug is due to the intel driver or xserver in Intrepid. I
built and ran the latest git version of compiz in Hardy on my computer
with an Intel 82845G/GL onboard video card. It worked fine with the
drivers and xserver in Hardy. That version of compiz built in Intrepid
freezes gnome
I am having the problem with a green screen in cheese or skype. I use a
logitech quickcam zoom: Bus 002 Device 007: ID 046d:08b4 Logitech, Inc.
QuickCam Zoom
Ekiga and camorama work. Also if I run gstreamer-properties and test the
webcam it works after about 30 seconds or so (it sits there
I need to add that I tried the 0.5.2 libv4l from
https://edge.launchpad.net/~lool/+archive and this seems to fix the
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226279
This is happening for me on two out of three computers. For some reason
it doesn't affect an old laptop. The other two will not resume from
either suspend or hibernate. The 2.6.24-18-generic kernel has not
I can confirm this error. The problem is that in the Ubuntu debian
source for this package there is an error in the debian/rules file. The
files *.cfg are installed to /etc/texmf/tex/latex/texpower, however the
texpower.sty file is edited to point to /etc/texmf/latex.
Perhaps this is already
Perhaps it would be appropriate to make a dev file with these? I am not
sure. Including those files may not be in accordance with the
philosophy of the packagers. It should be pointed out that these files
are included in an install from the TeXLive CD. It should also be noted
that the tex
To answer your question as to where I think the files should be placed.
Yes, I think they should be in /usr/share/texpower/examples. They
should be located together with the tex files as they are used together
to create the pdf documents.
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I can confirm that the included pdf files are now working. However the
files needed to generate the pdf files (__TPpreamble, __TPindexing,
etc.) are still not there. I don't know what the philosophy of the
packagers is, but I would like to see all of these included. It is
useful, in order to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: texpower-examples
The PDF example files included are just blank pages, and so these have
to be created. However, the TPPreamble and other needed files needed to
create these documents are missing.
** Affects: texpower (Ubuntu)
Importance:
I believe the package in the Edgy repositories that is actually affected
is texlive-pstricks.
** Changed in: texlive-base (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: texlive-base = texlive-extra
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There is no file infix-RPN.tex for pst-infixplot in TexLive so pst-
infixplot does not work. It is as simple as that. Just add the file
and it works, but this should be included in the install package.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status:
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