I am using Kubuntu 22.04 and I have the same experience. It is always the same:
when I start the machine it's fine. But after one- or a few minutes
tap-to-click crashes.
I recently discovered that I can bring tap-to-click back to life again by
touching the touchscreen with my finger (try to
I would very much love it when the window placement policy of Plasma got a
little less jumpy. But if that is very hard to achieve (also under Wayland) I
would like to make a suggestion:
only very recent I discovered that once you close an application in ms windows
(10) using the window control
Or, to take my thought in the previous comment (72) a little further: perhaps
there could be a preference "remember window size and position" that made kwin
automatically save a "window rule" when an app is closed.
And in this "window rule" size and position were to be saved.
That way the user
It is a long time ago indeed! I am using kde neon now (user edition) where I
have no qtcurve at my disposal. So it would be not easy to test.
Thank you.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1576455 ***
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I'm happy to have helped. This must have raised a lot of questions with users
in production environments who switched to 16.04 thinking it was a safe upgrade.
I hope kubuntu didn't lose to much users in
Thank you for your reaction.
Yes I do realize that. And I did.
And still the latest update does no more than the original one.
Only the 2:2.8.0-0ubuntu7 works.
I think this is not a disaster. But perhaps the people at Magnatune are
not happy with this development.
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Title:
magnatune won't do anything
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My system:
Xenial 64 bit.
Magnatune won't do anything with the standard distribution.
I stubled upon the build amarok-utils (2:2.8.0-0ubuntu7) and that
worked. Only today came the update amarok-utils (2:2.8.0-0ubuntu9) and
again it doesn't work anymore.
I see the
The languages mentioned above have all a kde language pack. In parenthesis I
put the number of millions of native speakers according to wikipedia:
japan (125) kazakh (11) khmer (16) korean (80) lithuanian (3) latvian (1,75)
marathi (73) norway (both language versions) (5) Low Saxon (9+) punjabi
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1558401 ***
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I don't know at all if this bug is a duplicate. This bug e.g. is very specific.
It boils down to the fact that everyone who chooses Dutch as installer language
will get a broken system.
And thanks to Sven
To make things clearer:
when I do in a konsole-terminal sudo apt-get install kde-l10n-nl the system
returns to me:
De volgende pakketten zullen VERWIJDERD worden:
(The following packages will be REMOVED:)
kubuntu-desktop plasma-desktop plasma-desktop-data
so then it's obvious that plasma won't
as far as I can see, the dutch l10n package is the only one with the old
version number.
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Title:
(xenial) installation of kde-l10n-nl ruins
** Description changed:
- When I install Kubuntu Xenial from usb, plasma 5 doesn't start up.
- I found out that this is caused by kde-l10n-nl. Even when ubiquety install
the language pack automatically the system can't startup.
+ When I install Kubuntu Xenial from usb, plasma 5 doesn't start
Public bug reported:
When I install Kubuntu Xenial from usb, plasma 5 doesn't start up.
I found out that this is caused by kde-l10n-nl. Even when ubiquety install the
language pack automatically the system can't startup.
The version number of kde-l10n-nl is 4:15.08.2-0ubuntu1.
This in
Luckily there are workarounds for this issue for both the old
situation(1) and systemd(2).
1) In the old situation (Trusty Tahr - upstart) I found the following remedy
that works like a charm:
Make a file with the following content (just the way I found in on the
internet) read further below
kernel-fixed-upstream
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Title:
[HP Compaq 6720s] Fan at full speed after suspend
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I am an enthusiastic linux user (mainly (k)ubuntu, but this "bisecting"
is above my league. I'm sorry to say. I find the:
linux-headers-4.5.0-040500rc3_4.5.0-040500rc3.201602071930_all.deb
linux-headers-4.5.0-040500rc3-generic_4.5.0-040500rc3.201602071930_amd64.deb
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial 64 bit on my compaq 7620s. Bug 1245164 came
back. After suspension the fan makes a loud noise and it continues to do so.
In fact I also noticed it on 15.10.
Also in 14.04.3 it was wrong. But I followed some advice on the internet and
after
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial 64 bit on my compaq 7620s. Bug 1245164 came
back. After suspension the fan makes a loud noise and it continues to do so.
In fact I also noticed it on 15.10.
Also in 14.04.3
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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[HP
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Here too we get one blank page. Strange.
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PDF.js prints blank pages
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The issue also occurs here on a computer equipped with Ubuntu Trusty Tahr 64
bit and Windows 7 32 bit. I can test by only printing as pdf.
That will also give blank output.
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I'm in the same position here with the Dutch translation. B.t.w.: the
libreoffice bug really seems to be fixed this morning. Great. But still
the context menu on the desktop and other items communicate in English.
It would be elegant if the system used only one language. KDE is
completely
same here on a amd64 system.
I went into the terminal by pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1. From there I tried
- sudo apt-get -f install
- sudo apt-get install dbus
- sudo apt-get install dbus-qt5 (it actually installed)
- sudo apt-get install qdbus and
- sudo apt-get install dbus:amd4
none of which solved
Could be the same bug as 126638
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Trusty - Mouse and keyboard dead after
I forgot to attach this one. I made it at the same time as the other
files lspci-vvnn.log
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I looked closely into the bios and changed some things. But the problem remains
unchanged.
Also I tried with Kubuntu 12.03 64 bit. To my surprise it gave no problems
related to suspension.
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I'm sorry, but I can't use apport. When I try to install python-launchpadlib on
my Trusty Tahr Kubuntu 64 bit it wants to uninstall practically the whole
system.
I just tested and the problem is still there. Also I would like to mention that
it takes longer than a minute for the desktop to
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I'm sorry, but I can't use apport. When I try to install python-launchpadlib on
my Trusty Tahr Kubuntu 64 bit it wants to uninstall practically the whole
system.
I just tested and the problem is still there. Also I would like to mention that
it takes longer than a minute for the desktop to
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With the new 3.11 kernel I have this issue: after suspending both my
(usb) keybord and my (usb) mouse are out.
Ubuntu (13.10 64 bit) and Kubuntu (13.10 64 bit) behave in this way. I
removede the video card and with the on-board (very basic Nvidia too)
device it worked ok.
My laptop (Compaq 6720s, bought in 2008) behaves also like this. After waking
up the fan is turning on full speed with raring. With quantal it behaves as it
should.
I tried all kinds of things to cure it (GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quiet
splash acpi_osi=linux etc). Nothing worked. But the file
Yes it still is present. KDE 4.9 sc.
But by an amazing coincidence I discovered that the Mozilla applications
take over the system icons flawlessly after installing a small
application called
librsvg2-common
Isn't that super?
I posted to a Mozilla forum and sent an email to a developer of
Oh I'm sorry, this librsvg2-common thing works excellent when you use
oxygen-gtk.
With qtcurve the problem still fully exists.
Sorry to say so.
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And now I notice something strange. When I switch to netbook view the
popups come back. To be precise: I come from the desktop view with the
show events item UNMARKT. After switching to netbook view the show
events item is marked again. And as a result the popups come back.
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When I use the Kubuntu-low-fat-settings Nepomuk gives me annoying popups. There
is a very simple solution: rightclick on the clock, chose customize digital
clock (could be a little different, I'm working in Dutch), on the left side
choose calender, and there unmark show
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Oneiric)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Title:
ubuntu desktop unity. Mouse at the left side doesn't
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Binary package hint: gtk2-engines-qtcurve
Release I am using: Kubuntu 10.10
Version of the package qtcurve: from distribution
I installed the old (png) human icon-theme in KDE and qtcurve makes the orange
icons show up in Thunderbird and Firefox.
But when I install the
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In Hardy Heron my ethernet network device is working fine. In Intrepid it
didn't and in Jaunty Jackalope beta it still doesn't. The problem is not my
modem/router. Because:
a) it has always worked before
b) my other computer has a good (wired) internet connection with the
So I added:
DEVICES=/dev/cdrw
DEVICES=/dev/hda
DEVICES=/dev/hdb
I checked in /etc/fstab if these where the correct values first.
It seems all trouble is gone! Try it yourself!
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I'm amazed that it could be so simple! There are some rough edges though:
after performing this trick, it seems libdvdcss2 doesn't work any more. So it
is almost impossible to watch commercial dvd's.
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