Oh, of note, I can confirm this behavior on two separate installs of
Lucid, 64bit.
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am totally dependent on the one computer). Please
forgive my inability to help, but know that I am in awe of your product.
Best Regards,
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Public bug reported:
When playing a standard NA multi-episode DVD, the player will begin
showing the film in fast forward mode, then begin to skip forward
scenes. The sound also cuts out. After a minute or two of this, the
video freezes on a single frame.
I have been able to work around this
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Actually, after next reboot, this trick did not work: it removed sound
entirely. I had to revert this change to get my sound back, but now I'm
back to the previous behavior of no sound when the volume meter is below
roughly 20%. :-(
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Dan, would this be a bug I should report upstream? I would, but I don't
actually know to which project to report. Upstream is this nebulous
upstream as to opposed to projects of which I'm aware.
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And that is why Dan Chen is the sound guy . Modulo Launchpad not
playing nice with those spaces in that URL, that
ignore_dB=1
did the trick. The range below 20% on the volume bar is now usable and
jives with the aural DB output from the speakers. Thanks!
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Binary package hint: inkscape
Just as summary describes. Repeatable with:
0. Edit some file.
1. File → Save a Copy
2. Choose a filename that already exists.
3. It will ask Replace existing file? Answer No
4. Rename to a new filename and click save.
It saves the new file,
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Binary package hint: coreutils
Just like Bug #130299, it's time to update coreutils again. Having just
checked the lucid repository
(http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/coreutils), it seems that 7.4 is still
the version in place.
The current upstream version is 8.4, and
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Still exists as of alpha-2, Lucid cycle (15 Feb 2010).
lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu lucid (development branch)
Release:10.04
Codename: lucid
(64-bit version)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Lucid, Alpha-2, 64-bit, 16 Feb 2010: The file menu fonts of
OpenOffice.org are tinny when compared to the regular system file menu
fonts. Attached is a representative comparison between the System menus
and the OpenOffice.org menus.
This
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This is still an issue in Karmic, as of today. It's definitely low
priority, as I haven't researched it for over a year, but it is
annoying. Unfortunately, it's not something that I can reproduce
reliably. That's why it's so low priority ... because it only happens
between 50 and 75 percent of
Yep, also note this bug, marking as confirmed.
Here's an easy fix ... doh, totally skimmed over comment #2. Yeah,
that'll do the trick, among any of the other icons you might want to
pick. Almost anything but that flatfile icon would work.
** Changed in: example-content (Ubuntu)
Status:
Excellent work, Oliver. Now (don't) spam you're friends and get 'em to mark it
affects me too. ;-)
/me crosses fingers for the Lucid fix
Yeah, it's amazing how much easier (and more fun) it is to help out when
folks actually, you know, appreciate your input. :-) It's sometimes
hard to be
Oliver, I think you've done some good research. In light of the fact
that no one watching this thread seems to know to where to report the
bug, I support your idea to report it to both upstream parties. Good
idea. Please go for it. Thanks much for your attention to this.
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Oliver, you wouldn't happen to know where to report this bug upstream?
I've spent about 20 minutes googling around, but I'm not coming up with
much luck. However, to get something fixed in a distro, the first thing
someone will do is report it upstream. We can at least get the ball
rolling if
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
The Update Manager program has no branding to say that it's legit.
There's not even an Ubuntu logo.
My advisor called me in the other day to ask What is this program? Why
did it pop up? I thought Linux didn't have viruses.
After
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The Update Manager program
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I normally have 1280x800 resolution. However, sometimes I need to
mirror my display to a project or presentation. Depending on the
projector, this can reduce my screen resolution to 800x600. The issue
is with the taskbar
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Yep, thank goodness I'm a keyboard person so I could figure that out.
Is there an upstream bug related to this? I looked in a couple of
places, but I'm not really sure for what I'm looking.
This is a bigger deal to folks less Linux savvy than us. Case in point:
I've known about and dealt this
No no, that's missing the point. *I* know it's legit. But it needs
some extra branding so as to be more transparent for folks who aren't as
in the know. Asking folks to change the updates setting is not
reasonable. The bothering isn't the point.
Branding is the issue. It's the look and feel
I wonder how many folks use an external keyboard like this and change
their settings? Not /that/ many, I imagine. Too bad that it thus isn't
papercut material ... Thanks for checking on this, Oliver.
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Yes, it still exists. I can confirm this issue with Ubuntu Karmic
(final release - updates through 05 Jan 2009).
What I have discovered however is the odd behavior whereby it matters if
the wireless switch (the physical one on the side of my keyboard) is
turned on or off during boot.
* If
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xemacs21
xemacs was supposed to install as part of another application install,
but it didn't.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date: Wed Dec 30 13:55:10 2009
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.10
ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script
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Hey Eric,
I have had very little time of late to work on any thing Ubuntu (or
Studio) related. If someone wishes to get OpenLibraries in to ubuntu,
they are more than welcome to take over from where my work left off.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157861
You
While I'd agree with you, the raw1394 functionality in ubuntustudio-
controls is and always will be a hack until the userspace libs
(libffaddo et. al) support the new firewire stack. The new stack would
allow finer granularity in assigning device permissions rather than the
entire fw bus.
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Seems fixed in the most recent beta.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/230408
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Installing Karmic from the beta CD, the progress bar that pops up
between the first and second page (after clicking Forward) jumps
repeatedly from 0 to 3% and back again.
The title of the progress bar window is Setting up the Clock
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This is clearly a very minor, only cosmetic bug as the installation
still seems to work.
Also, for reference, the progress bar initially goes to about 30%,
before jumping back to 0% and then going back and forth between 0% and
3%.
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I believe this is only partially fixed. I'm able to install, but during
the actual installation of Karmic (when the window title is Installing
system and files are actually copied/configured), the bottom of the
window is not visible. For instance, is there a Cancel button there if
I need to quit
Okay, just tested on Karmic Alpha 6. Same deal as comment #2. To get
wireless, I still have to resort to the command line trickery, and the
nm-applet continues to not want to deal with my wireless card.
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Erm, not sure if I did the right thing, bug-management wise, but being
that this is wireless we're talking about, my thinking is that this is a
fairly important bug. Thus I just nominated this bug for the Karmic
release.
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Okay, 100% recreatable on Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD. (Actually 6, not 5,
this time. :-) )
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Probably should add the other jazz:
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-10-generic #34-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 16 01:09:15 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ gnome-about --version
GNOME gnome-about 2.27.92
$ lsusb | grep Keyboard
Bus 005 Device 002: ID 046d:c503 Logitech, Inc. Cordless Mouse+Keyboard Receiver
Close, but no. The applications tab lets you mute on a per-audio-stream
basis, but I want to have two streams playing and going to two different
outputs. Currently, all audio goes to one output.
Example: I have my USB headphones on.
I want music playing to my headphones and I want email
Just tested Karmic Alpha 6. Same deal, using Jaunty example-content.
Great video, and Rob Ferguson does a great job of saying just Ubuntu
Linux the whole way through, until the final few frames, when he
mentions Jaunty.
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In a related note, it appears that applications don't have entirely
independent volumes on their own merit. Meaning when I mess with one
applications output (as via Totem's speaker button next to the Sidebar
button, or Rhythmbox's speaker button above the time of the playing
piece), it seems to
Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD: With no Pulseaudio
I've disabled the autospawn feature using suggested method. Confirmed
that no pulseaudio daemon is running with
$ ps waux | grep pulseaudio
# not there
Started Rhythmbox, started playing music. The system volume does not
affect the level of
Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD: With Pulseaudio reenabled
After the previous comment, I re-enabled the pulseaudio daemon, and
confirmed it running:
$ mv .pulse/client.conf .
# Start playing an ogg audio file in Totem
$ ps waux | grep pulseaudio
# pulseaudio now there:
# /usr/bin/pulseaudio --start
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I don't know enough to answer if it's a duplicate of that bug. Maybe?
It does sounds similar.
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Cool. I couldn't quite tell from the description of the other bug.
I've added comments there.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429825
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As noted in duplicate bug #429825, it's not the kernel. Wireless does
work, if you set up things manually. It's just NetworkManager or the
nm-applet GUI that refuse to let you use wireless
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LiveCD$ lspci | grep Wireless
0c:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
One thing to note is that prior to the iwconfig, I can list wireless
networks as well:
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
$ sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[...]
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 [...continue as in comment #2...]
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Also, this relates to Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD.
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While researching another bug, I was switching among multiple output
audio devices. I note the decision is to let each audio device have its
own volume level. Clever.
However, this means that the notification for each device is distinct,
so there
By 'notification' I mean the gray box that is temporarily placed in the
upper-right corner of the screen for a few seconds when a notable action
happens (such as a new volume level).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429837
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This is on Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD.
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-9-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Sun Aug 30 17:39:26 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ gnome-volume-control --version
gnome-volume-control 2.27.90.fix
$ gnome-about --version
GNOME gnome-about 2.27.91
** Description changed:
Karmic Alpha 6
Public bug reported:
Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
Using the keyboard volume buttons and changing the volume to the next
tier down below 24% stops sound output from my speakers.
0. Play song file in Totem (example content MoShang - Invocation, in my case)
1. Set volume to 30%. → Music is audible.
2.
This is on Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD.
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-9-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Sun Aug 30 17:39:26 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ lspci | grep Audio
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio
Controller (rev 02)
$ gnome-volume-control --version
This is on Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD.
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-9-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Sun Aug 30 17:39:26 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ lspci | grep Audio
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio
Controller (rev 02)
$ gnome-volume-control --version
Public bug reported:
Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
I almost hate to say this, as I don't really view it as core to Ubuntu,
but the example content should probably be updated. Researching another
bug, I just watched Robbie Ferguson talk about Jaunty quite a few times.
It's a good clip, but it's for
Recreatable 100% on Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD.
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-9-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Sun Aug 30 17:39:26 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ gnome-about --version
GNOME gnome-about 2.27.91
$ lsusb | grep Keyboard
Bus 006 Device 004: ID 046d:c503 Logitech, Inc. Cordless Mouse+Keyboard
On the money! This particular bug seems squashed! The volume level
buttons appear to affect the playing speaker, not just the main ones.
Some /other/ ones popped up, but that's how it goes, eh?
Cheers.
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You
Public bug reported:
Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
I'm not sure if this is a feature request, regression report or what,
given the overlap and development of Gnome and Pulseaudio, etc, but one
of the features we have through padevchooser (which we aren't supposed
to use, I know) on Jaunty and Intrepid,
Correction: On Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD. Have not tested the Alpha 6
LiveCD.
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I feel like a dunce. For some reason I had Alpha 6 in my head. Clearly
not correct as it's not even released yet. I was working with Alpha 5,
as the 'uname -a' probably highlights.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429832
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For some reason I had Alpha 6 in my head. Clearly not correct as it's
not even released yet. I was working with Alpha 5, as the 'uname -a'
probably highlights.
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For some reason I had Alpha 6 in my head. Clearly not correct as it's
not even released yet. I was working with Alpha 5, as the 'uname -a'
probably highlights.
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I feel like a dunce. For some reason I had Alpha 6 in my head. Clearly
not correct as it's not even released yet. I was working with Alpha 5,
as the 'uname -a' probably highlights.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429825
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Correction: Karmic Alpha 5, not 6.
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Correction, recreatable on Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD. Haven't tested 6 yet
(obviously).
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** Description changed:
- Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
+ Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
I'm not sure if this is a feature request, regression report or what,
given the overlap and development of Gnome and Pulseaudio, etc, but one
of the features we have through padevchooser (which we aren't supposed
** Description changed:
- Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
+ Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
I almost hate to say this, as I don't really view it as core to Ubuntu,
but the example content should probably be updated. Researching another
bug, I just watched Robbie Ferguson talk about Jaunty quite a few
** Description changed:
- Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
+ Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
While researching another bug, I was switching among multiple output
audio devices. I note the decision is to let each audio device have its
own volume level. Clever.
However, this means that the notification
** Description changed:
- Karmic Alpha 6 gnome-volume-control:
+ Karmic Alpha 5 gnome-volume-control:
While researching another bug, found myself repeatedly switching output
devices between:
$ lspci | grep Audio; lsusb | grep Headset
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H
** Description changed:
- Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
+ Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
Using the keyboard volume buttons and changing the volume to the next
tier down below 24% stops sound output from my speakers.
0. Play song file in Totem (example content MoShang - Invocation, in my
case)
1.
** Description changed:
- Booted Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
+ Booted Karmic Alpha 5 LiveCD
nm-applet does not see wireless: Right-click on nm-applet to see the
Enable Wireless greyed out.
However, wireless does work:
-
LiveCD$ lspci | grep Wireless
0c:00.0 Network controller:
Public bug reported:
Booted Karmic Alpha 6 LiveCD
nm-applet does not see wireless: Right-click on nm-applet to see the
Enable Wireless greyed out.
However, wireless does work:
-
LiveCD$ lspci | grep Wireless
0c:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan]
Network
Not sure if it's nm-applet or NetworkManager that's to blame.
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Karmic Alpha 6 gnome-volume-control:
While researching another bug, found myself repeatedly switching output
devices between:
$ lspci | grep Audio; lsusb | grep Headset
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio
Controller (rev 02)
Bus 005 Device
This is the LiveCD for Karmic Alpha 6:
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 2.6.31-9-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Sun Aug 30 17:39:26 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ gnome-volume-control --version
gnome-volume-control 2.27.90.fix
$ gnome-about --version
GNOME gnome-about 2.27.91
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This is likely related to, or a duplicate of:
Bug #404537
Bug #418919
However, I'm not positive, and it's a slightly different version.
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To recreate, the bug, the action of pushing the up and down volume keys
on the keyboard and continuously switching between the audio devices
should take less than 20 seconds. Usually about 5 for me.
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Huh. Sho' nuff. I have a similar fragment:
if which on_ac_power /dev/null 21; then
AC_POWER=0
on_ac_power /dev/null 21 || AC_POWER=$?
if [ $AC_POWER -eq 1 ]; then
echo 2 On battery power, not running today.
exit 1
fi
fi
At first glance and trial, the logic
A data point: this bug appears to be fixed in Jaunty. (Gnome v2.26.1)
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One issue for me is the fact that I use my laptop's battery a LOT. The
cron job for this isn't currently smart enough to realize that I'm on a
battery and not run that job. Reducing to once a week would help my
particular situation, as it takes about 15-20 minutes of continuous
spinning to
A data point: on Jaunty, this has slightly improved. Now, it reverts
back to what it was when I plug in the power. But, it always seems to
go to 50% brightness or less when I unplug the power. So, if I had set
battery to 85% brightness and power to 100% brightness, unplugging would
then result
Public bug reported:
I like a fairly fast repeat rate and low delay when typing.
In the course of using my laptop (Dell Vostro 1500), I sometimes plug in
a USB keyboard. Every time I do this, I notice that the repeat rate and
delay on the USB keyboard are way slow and high, while the built-in
Heh, I wasn't vying for a back-port. I was vying for a let-the-devs-
know. Rereading what I wrote a couple of months ago, I suppose it came
across confrontational. That was not my intent. Suffice it to say,
this is a low priority bug. If it's still there in Karmic, I'll sound
the alarm.
I'll check the number of metadata areas when I get home, but this sounds
like a plausible explanation. From some brief googling, it seems like
the number of LVM metadata areas for large disks is now 2 by default.
Not sure what their threshold is, but I would certainly expect that my
1.5 TB
ok, I confirmed two things:
a) my large disk volume group does in fact have two metadata areas
b) the grub rescue disc you sent me is able to see the logical volumes on my
large disc. I didn't go through the exercise of actually loading the kernel
and booting, but I have no reason to think that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
Environment as follows:
Intel DG45ID motherboard, Intel E7300 (Core 2 Duo) processor, 4GB Kingston RAM
Samsung 1.5 TB SATA hard drive.
Hard drive labeled with GPT and partitioned as follows:
/dev/sda1 - 8MB, flag BIOS_GRUB
/dev/sda2 -
Let me correct my last comment.
1) In scenario 1, grub-probe -v -t fs / shows the message preceding the error
is opening (gptvg-lvroot)
2) In scenario 2, grub-probe -v -t fs /data shows the message preceding the
error is opening (gptvg-lvdata)
If I replace -t fs with -t partmap in the commands
Apologies. Forgot about this bug in my inbox, after 3 weeks of
traveling.
Yes, this is reproducible. The steps I provided in the description
still produce the issue, even in Jaunty. What more would you like?
Shall I create a script?
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Still exists, although in a semi-reduced form, as explained in the
comments below.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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Hmm, this now seems to work /almost/ flawlessly for USB keys, and I
assume as well for filesystems that get mounted ad-hoc.
It still doesn't work for the use case of a file system owned by me and
mounted automatically by fstab (as suggested in the description).
I'll post a semi-script shortly.
Human script:
1. Open a terminal
# Part 1: create empty directory in $HOME, and mount different file system to
it.
# Different filesystem will exist entirely in RAM, and will take at most 5M.
$ cd ~
$ mkdir tmp_tester
$ sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=5M,uid=1000,gid=1000 trash_test tmp_tester
#
No news. I did send the bug upstream. It's such a small issue, and one
that is likely only noticed by geeks, power nuts, or folks who haven't
yet put 2 and 2 together (and they will because they're savvy enough to
use Bittorrent or otherwise mess with large files) that I didn't worry
about it.
Blast. That would be did *not* send the bug upstream.
** Package changed: totem (Ubuntu) = nautilus (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/370615
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** Package changed: ubuntu = nautilus (Ubuntu)
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trash file systems not unified
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
Acpi-support 0.121 causes ~+10c increase in HD temp. Downgraded to acpi-
support 0.114 and the problem went away, HD temp normal, but excessive
load cycle occurs with that version. I've repeated the process of using
0.121 and downgrading to
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26503663/Dependencies.txt
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acpi-support 0.121 causes ~+10c increase in HD temp.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/374121
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