It is my intention to remain on 12.04 for the foreseeable future and I
currently have a fairly slow internet connection, so using a current
version is infeasible.
I have noticed that this behavior appears to be cycling the video setup
according to some pattern; e.g. switching to mirrored displays
Sorry for the slow follow up, I didn't notice the comment hit my inbox and
forgot about this until it reared its head again. Perhaps 'inconvenient' is a
better description than incorrect, but users dealing with multiple time zones
are being confused between Australia and US when they see the
Public bug reported:
I have a Happy Hacking keyboard with 'meta' keys on it. Pressing the
left meta key while running xev indicates that the key is mapped to
keysym Meta_L (0xffe7). When I hold down this key and press the 'p'
key, the display is wiped out. This appears to be some sort of
Public bug reported:
I compile and run the following C program on a machine whose default
timezone is America/New_York:
#include stdlib.h
#include stdio.h
#include string.h
#include time.h
#include stdint.h
#include assert.h
void printTimezone(void) {
printf(Timezone is now '%s/%s', %ld
I am experiencing the same problem except the message is 'Args out of
range: 63, 0, 4'.
Emacs version is 22.1.1 (22.1-0ubuntu10.1). Ubuntu is 8.04 with
2.6.24-23-386 kernel. The versions of cedet and jde are same as for
original report.
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JDEE reports Args out of range on loading a .java file
