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** Changed in: system-config-samba (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Title:
samba configuration GUI in gnome
This bug is obsolete
** Changed in: ubuntu-gdm-themes (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/436697
Title:
[karmic] gdm panel (theme) lacks "polish"
The mockups by farran in comment #38 is EXCELLENT.
IMHO it solves all problems with a traditional menu taking up too much space in
the main window chrome, while being fairly accesible without first focusing the
window you wan't to access the menu from, like the appmenu-indicator forces you
to
This is not fixed (or perhaps it's a regression) in unity-2d 4.12.0-0ubuntu1,
using oneiric (fully updated). Metacity still places windows under (over?) the
launcher causing it to hide.
Perhaps one should kill two birds with one stone, and implement the smart
window placement mode from compiz
This change also makes the bfb go away when the dock hides. That means one more
action to get to it. Also, moving it from the top left, you take away the
ability to just flick the pointer up in the corner and click (takes very little
effort since you can't hit anything else like that).
And
I tried the updated unity from daniels ppa, but since i run a gnome classic
session, i wasn't sure if/how the fix would affect me. And sure enough, this
fix only covers unity, which of course begs the question - isn't that a clear
indication that the problem lies deeper than that, perhaps in
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/687567
I second Scotts comment, 11.04 running gnome classic, and the indicator applet
application menu obviously. Tried both with and without the metacity
compositor, and compiz running. I should also note that
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Title:
This is still an issue. I tried (kubuntu) natty-desktop-amd64+mac.iso from
2011-01-03 on a 27 inch iMac with Radeon 4850 (iMac11,1). Unfortunately, i have
no external LCD, so i can't help you with the output of /sys/class/drm/card0.
However, i did boot the livecd with vesa graphics, and this is
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Using the (Kubuntu) Beta2 install cd, on the last step when pressing
advanced to install grub to a partition rather than the MBR, there is
nothing in the list to choose from, other than the actual disk (/dev/sda
in my case), while i need to
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- Using the (Kubuntu) Beta2 install cd, on the last step when pressing
- advanced to install grub to a partition rather than the MBR, there is
- nothing in the list to choose from, other than the actual disk (/dev/sda
- in my case), while
Confirmed.
About gnome-power-cmd; it's not included by upstream anymore.
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+question/85949
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Can not trigger suspend/hibernate by tray icon
I've just tried the new humanity out from bzr, and i'm afraid it needs just a
little bit more attention.
It's just two pixels or so larger than the volume icon, and one could just as
well also argue that the volume icon is the one that need fixing (they are both
smaller than the default
Daniel, excuse me for being slow, but does that mean you don't agree
with https://bugs.launchpad.net/humanity/+bug/423167/comments/15 , or
did you mean i should open a bug against humanity icon theme instead?
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You
Unless it's really possible to start xsplash *really,really* fast, maybe a
blank usplash could be useful until then. At least to cover verbosity at init
(and present fsck routines and possible problems as well, of course).
The idea of starting xsplash so fast no verbose output is even printed at
I want to reopen this bug, but dare not. Now that you all seem to agree
it's fixed and all. However, i do not agree.
The nm-applet wired ethernet icon is disproportionate to the volume icon.
If it could be made less thin and pointy, and more square, but retain a size in
proportion to the volume
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The bottom panel in the new GDM lacks polish when using the default
login theme (the only one available). The widgets are placed right in
the middle of the panel, and lacks proper spacing (or padding if you
like) - it looks
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This is a strange bug, the problem comes from using aptitude to install
spicebird! Using apt-get to install it works perfectly. How odd!
Using aptitude: http://pastebin.com/m33dae55c
Using apt-get: http://pastebin.com/m5519a154
So unless someone uses aptitude to install spicebird from your repo,
littlewiki, i'm having some problems with installing spicebird on jaunty;
http://pastebin.com/m4af8ae1a
I do have a few ppa's activated, so if anyone else could try installing
spicebird as well would be great.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/185814
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- nautilus-search-tool
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I've packaged it for jaunty,
http://downloads.tuxfamily.org/pandora/temp/jaunty/nautilus-search-tool/
Debian source is included. It would be nice if nautilus-search-tool could be
included in the repos in time for karmic.
Another way would be to package two nautilus scripts written in
Hi Winston. A couple of thoughts on your debian packaging.
You should probably add mplayer-nogui as an alternative to mplayer;
mplayer (= 1.0) | mplayer-nogui (= 1.0)
Also, your patch is missing a final newline.
You could also install the .desktop file using dh_install instead of cp'ing it.
That
I'm quite sure this bug would be more appropriate to link against apt. If you
disagree, please change it back to synaptic.
The problem is that apt marks dependencies (and recommends) when installing
metapackages as automatically installed: no. I belive this is because you
should be able to
You can compile fsarchiver without lzma support, but if i'm not mistaken
you *do* need the AR (Advanced Release) of ntfs-3g to run fsarchiver (
0.5.7 = ). That's also a problem, since ntfs-3g in say, jaunty, is the
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Ok, closing as invalid, for the above reason.
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Status: New = Invalid
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dash does not read IFS properly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285651
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I'm running a fully updated Jaunty as of 2009-04-22, and the problem is not
fixed.
They did two (possibly more) changes from intrepidjaunty. First they reomved
the acpi_cpufreq module, and cpufreq_* governors as modules (they are now
compiled into the kernel). Then they removed powernowd from
I have this problem too, and even though it's not a solution, a temporary fix
is to toggle autorepeat with xset, in my case keycode 105 (right ctrl);
xset -r 105
xorg:
Installed: 1:7.4~5ubuntu3
Candidate: 1:7.4~5ubuntu3
Version table:
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right ctrl, alt, super, menu keys repeat while helt.
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About the IFS issue, i found an satisfactory explanation explanation for this
here;
http://forum.soft32.com/linux2/Bug-409179-DASH-Settings-IFS-work-properly-ftopict70039.html
To sum it up, you should use
CODE
IFS='
'
/CODE
instead, since the bash syntax isn't specified in POSIX.
As for
I need to clarify;
What i did above is to set IFS to newline only. To set IFS to
whitespace/tab/newline (e.g. reset it, you should use unset IFS). I was too
quick to respond :)
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Sorry to bump this bug, but i've attached a new patch in the bugzilla
bugtracker. I assume it's best if the discussion continue there. If you want to
try the patched binary for intrepid, or get the source package;
http://download.tuxfamily.org/pandora/temp/rhytmbox-intrepid/
Would be nice if we
Hey. I've attached a patch i made for rhythmbox 0.11.6svn20081008-0ubuntu3 in
intrepid (ubuntu 8.10).
It's very light, only one line adjusted in shell/rb-shell.c
Bug description;
The method rb_shell_set_visibility saves the window state even after the window
has been hidden, and thus sets
I've traced down the problem to 04_brightness_events.patch, and built gpm
without that patch (and 03_always_get_hw_backlight.patch), and it works much
better.
Unfortunately, my C skills really suck, so i can't give you any help there :(
Just to be on the clear, you guys have no problem at
Same here. Everytime it goes back up from dim, it decreases until it hits
some magic bottom. I've got a brightness range of 0-8. I adjust it to 7. then,
let me illustrate;
idle 7
dim 4
idle 6
dim 4
idle 5
dim 4
idle 5
dim 4
idle 5
And this is what happens when i adjust to 7 (idle) then
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I'm having problems with dim/restore feature, and also the change
between AC/battery mode.
Everytime it goes back up from dim, it decreases until it hits some magic
bottom. I've got a brightness range of 0-8. I adjust it to 7. then, let me
illustrate;
idle 7
dim 4
idle 6
dim 4
idle 5
dim
I made a link instead of copying. Thanks for the tip. I works very well.
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/libnautilus-gksu.so
/usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-2.0/
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If there only was a simple GUI frontend from where you could;
1. view the shares
2. remove shares
I would be a happy camper. Of course it doesn't solve the problem, but it would
be helpful in either case.
Maybe one could emulate the behavior of what is done with xdg data dirs in
$HOME
There is a bug about that already;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libuser/+bug/214959
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/213949
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Oh, and i forgot; libuser1 is now a dependency of system-config-samba
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I've got a LG R500 CB-V, and have this behaviour on the hardy heron beta,
updated as of April 4:th 2008. It say running on AC power, and also that the
battery is fully charged, even though the battery is not *in* the laptop at
all. I disconnected it (always do) while the computer was on, but
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Description:Ubuntu hardy (development branch)
Release:8.04
gnome-power-manager:
Installed: 2.22.1-1ubuntu2
Candidate: 2.22.1-1ubuntu2
Version table:
*** 2.22.1-1ubuntu2 0
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I'll have to admit i'm not quite sure if i should create a new bug or
not since i use a ALC883 chip. But it seems related. Still no
improvement yet, i'm on linux-generic 2.6.24.14.16 (linux-ubuntu-
modules-2.6.24-14-generic 2.6.24-14.19) as of now, and i will report if
anything changes with new
I suppose i should mention, the laptop is a LG R500 CB-V using a nVidia GF
8600GS ( using nvidia-glx-new). Sorry about that.
linux-generic 2.6.24.14.16 (linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-14-generic 2.6.24-14.19)
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This still applies to the Hardy Heron (using the beta ATM), and the solution to
the problem is really simple, but since ubuntu and kubuntu shares base
packages, it may not be the best idea to have kubuntu do it's own thing with
/etc/fstab.
Anyway, you can do what ubuntu does with UUID= using
This bug is obviously not relevant any more. Should i contact someone or
is it enough to bump it like this?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151736
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I'm not 100% sure this is related, but since i don't want to create duplicate
bug reports i add to this report instead.
I never did run 2.6.24-5, only 2.6.24-10 , but i have the same symptoms as
you, using snd-hda-intel on an LG-R500 CB laptop.
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no sound after suspend with snd_hda_intel since 2.6.24-7's alsa-update to
1.0.16
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Just to clarify, this is what happens when i use [] in share name;
a snip from /etc/samba/smb.conf;
[[xdg]]
path = /home/pelle/xdg
[[xdg]]
[[xdg]]
available = yes
[[xdg]]
browsable = yes
[[xdg]]
public = yes
[[xdg]]
writable = no
[[xdg]]
[[xdg]]
I can't open the configuration GUI until i
Never mind I can't open the configuration GUI until i remove those stanzas.
I put in in the wrong position, it was supposed to be a comment... :)
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As the title says; files in /tmp have wrong ownership, after ubuntu 7.10 RC
(desktop) install.
So, when you log in for the first time, you get a bunch of error messages, and
a stock GTK2 theme/icons etc. etc.
It's all good after cleaning /tmp out though.
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That is correct, I am using Disk and Filesystems from System Settings.
Regional and Accessibility Country or region is set to Sweden. My locale
is en_US.UTF-8.
The only output i get from konsole is;
Error: /var/tmp/kdecache-pelle is owned by uid 1000 instead of uid 0.
Error: /tmp/ksocket-pelle
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This applies to gusty gibbon (fully updated) as of 2007-10-09.
I tried to share a dir, and without thinking named it [share], which froze
the configuration GUI, and put a number of (empty) [[share]] stanzas in
samba.conf.
So, maybe it would be a good idea for the GUI to
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Mounting/Browsing drives defined using the default method (UUID) in fstab, does
*not* work using a link to the device created with Create new Link to Hard
disk device right click menu on the KDE desktop root window. LABELs doesn't
work either. It has to be done using /dev
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
This applies to gutsy gibbon 7.10 as of 2007-10-08 (beta, fully updated)
Setting method to mount by (only on ntfs partitions); name/uuid/label, does not
cancel the current radiolist item in the widget when you select a new one.
**
** Summary changed:
- Create new Link to Hard disk device doen't work with UUIDs/LABELs in
fstab
+ Create new Link to Hard disk device doesn't work with UUIDs/LABELs in
fstab
** Description changed:
- Mounting/Browsing drives defined using the default method (UUID) in fstab,
does *not*
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Binary package hint: firehol
Firehol in gutsy doesn't even work with the simple example .conf it ships with.
It seems rather outdated as well.
I will quote the output i get;
$ sudo /etc/init.d/firehol start
[sudo] password for pelle:
* Starting Firewall firehol
I'm the author of #60630, and it seems it's the same bug were talking
about. I've updated it and pointed it here...
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Binary package hint: ndiswrapper-common
edgy ndiswrapper and loadndiswrapper scripts can't find the binary
(ndiswrapper-1.1 and loadndiswrapper-1.1), and when i replaced them with
symlinks to the right binaries i couldn't load the kernel module anyway.
It totally refused to
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