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Title:
bcmwl fails to install with recent Eoan (Bad return status for module
build on kernel:
FWIW I had filed Chrome bug 1114812
(https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1114812) for this
before it seemed to isolate to the Snap package only. There was just a
change revision added, so maybe there is/was a Chromium bug (rather than
packaging bug)?
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crbug.com/1126610 might be the same issue.
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Title:
No per-pixel scrolling in version 86
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As of a few weeks ago or so, GNOME Shell loses the text scaling factor
(it's set back to 1) when logging out and logging back in again. It is
preserved for other programs, just not the shell (top bar, menus, dash).
Setting it to another value and then back to the desired
I confirmed this is an upstream issue by testing the Google Chrome deb,
which shows the same issue. I reported it as https://crbug.com/1126756
since that previous bug I mentioned is specifically for ChromeOS.
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This was fixed upstream, but hasn't been merged to the M86 (yet?), so it
still affects the beta channel.
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Title:
No per-pixel scrolling in
Public bug reported:
I just refreshed the beta snap, from version 85 to 86.0.4240.22, and now
touchpad scrolling is no longer per pixel (Xinput 2 smooth scrolling?)
but instead it scrolls a few lines like a mousewheel.
I'm using Focal with the default GNOME desktop and X11.
I have not tried
Also, FWIW since I reported this, I have noticed something similar in
another snap: KeepassXC, when unlocking your vault, shows the Adwaita
spinner. It only flashes for a short time, so is easy to miss. Not sure
if that's also a fallback issue like this or something different.
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0. In an Ubuntu 20.04 live session or new installation, install the
Chromium snap and Google's Chrome deb packages.
1. In both browsers, try the MDN cursor demos at
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/cursor for cursor: wait
and cursor: grab. (Click the "cursor:
Fixed in the latest beta release, 86.0.4240.53.
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Title:
No
Here's after a reboot, again with a clean profile that's been opened one
time, stable channel on up-to-date Groovy:
ab@mb:~$ etrace exec /snap/bin/chromium
2020/10/23 10:27:06 xdotool.go:84:
Gtk-Message: 10:27:14.094: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: 10:27:14.116: Failed
** Attachment added: "chromium.trace"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/1900783/+attachment/5426143/+files/chromium.trace
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FWIW I hadn't tried Google Chrome on this computer, so I installed it
(same stable version as the snap), and it loads with normal speed on
cold boot and subsequently.
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On my test computer at least, today's snap revision 1373 seems to have
solved it.
Running `snap run --trace-exec chromium` on a cold boot I get
Slowest 10 exec calls during snap run:
0.237s snap-update-ns
0.400s /usr/lib/snapd/snap-confine
0.087s
On my main/home computer I've only tried beta channel, but with the
other computer I've tried both stable and beta. It doesn't seem to make
a difference.
Here is what I got for that command on Groovy:
STABLE
ab@mb:~$ snap run --trace-exec chromium
[sudo] password for ab:
Gtk-Message:
And for my main computer, Groovy/Chromium beta channel *with* my normal
profile:
alexander@elcste:~$ snap run --trace-exec chromium
[sudo] password for alexander:
Gtk-Message: 21:19:28.762: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
Gtk-Message: 21:19:28.790: Failed to load module
Public bug reported:
I upgraded from Focal to Groovy, and now the first launch of the
Chromium snap after a reboot is taking much longer than before. On my
main home laptop it takes over 30 seconds, while under Focal I don't
remember it taking more than 10 seconds.
I tried another computer I
I think this is available already? In System Settings, under the
Hardware section, choose Driver Manager. There's a button labeled
"Relaunch Driver Manager" that will open it.
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I tested on a MacBookPro9,2 (13-Inch, Mid-2012).
0. I clean installed from the 21.04 release image
(http://releases.ubuntu.com/21.04/ubuntu-21.04-desktop-amd64.iso). FWIW
I made my usual choices
- Minimal installation
- Download updates…
- Install third-party software…
If I do the workaround described in comment #14 in order to get my
MacBook to boot, and then install the shim-signed package from
-proposed, will that be a valid test that the new package is working?
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This doesn't just occur with GNOME. I am seeing it on Plasma desktop
(X11), running on Kubuntu impish, with the GTK theme set to Yaru and the
icon theme set to the Breeze theme (the Kubuntu/Plasma default).
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1918733 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1918733
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1918733
file integrity check provides no feedback to the user
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I haven't used MATE for a couple years now, so I'm not sure myself.
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Title:
Firefox without titlebar has visual glitches when
This seems resolved for me now with the Impish update to Yaru in the
gtk-common-themes snap candidate channel (0.1-62-g8745644 2021-09-29).
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Eduroam is a WPA2 Enterprise network. It supported different EAP methods
(https://wiki.geant.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=121346284):
- EAP TTLS-PAP
- PEAP
- EAP TLS
- EAP-pwd
I always use the default option selected in Ubuntu Wi-Fi Settings, which
is labeled "Tunneled TLS". But I
Public bug reported:
Quod Libet fails to start with python 3.10, which is the default python
version for Jammy. This is a known issue upstream
(https://github.com/quodlibet/quodlibet/issues/3818). It has been fixed
for the latest git version
(https://github.com/quodlibet/quodlibet/pull/3800),
You could test an upstream build of Chromium: https://download-
chromium.appspot.com/
Since this version is unconfined, it doesn't share config data with the
snap, so it's safe to use alongside the snap for testing.
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@seb128
Sorry if that sounded browbeating. My response is more like
"unfortunate, but understandable". Someone has to be first, even if
MS/Apple seem OK to leave it working.
Thanks for finding the Fedora info. I had just wondered about other
distros. Looks like the other bug they link to is a
The workaround also does work for me. (For the record, I appended those
lines at the end of the config file.)
I see the openssl bug is marked wontfix. I think this is unfortunate,
since it means that eduroam (maybe poorly configured, but still) will
work out of the box for Windows and Mac (and
I've opened a ticket with my University's IT dept with the suggestion.
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Title:
"Connection failed" for WPA Enterprise network eduroam
To manage
Quod Libet just released version 4.5, which includes this fix:
https://quodlibet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html#release-4-5-0
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Title:
Still an issue with the new wpasupplicant 2:2.10-2 package.
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Title:
"Connection failed" for WPA Enterprise network eduroam
To manage
I guess if systemd-oomd is getting installed by default, this bug is
obsolete. But note that it looks like systemd-oomd only works with GNOME
and KDE for now. In other desktops and environments like Sway that don't
launch applications in cgroups will get the whole session killed if
there's memory
Public bug reported:
With the current jammy version of wpasupplicant (2:2.10-1), I cannot
connect to the WPA Enterprise network eduroam, which is used by
Universities worldwide. I get a "Connection failed" message or a request
to re-enter the password.
- I've re-tried the credentials: no fix ;-)
Public bug reported:
Google updated the Chrome/Chromium icons recently (see more at
https://twitter.com/elvin_not_11/status/1489647032201465861), but I
don't think the Snap icon has been updated.
Here's the Chromium icons on the Chromium source GitHub mirror, which
was easier for me to search:
Looking at the snapcraft.yaml (https://git.launchpad.net/~chromium-
team/chromium-browser/+git/snap-from-source/tree/snapcraft.yaml#n233)
I think what needs to change is
cp chrome/app/theme/chromium/product_logo_256.png
$SNAPCRAFT_PART_INSTALL/chromium.png
to
cp
FWIW my university's support team replied that they don't support Linux
devices but they would forward my message to the network team. I haven't
heard anything since.
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** Summary changed:
- "Connection failed" for WPA Enterprise network eduroam
+ "Connection failed" for WPA Enterprise network (e.g. eduroam)
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I asked in the forum but didn't see an answer: Is there a way to see
that these channels exist? I don't see them listed with `snap info gtk-
common-themes` or on the store at https://snapcraft.io/gtk-common-
themes. If it's tracking the correct channel that is listed with `snap
info`, but that
@seb128
I got another reply from someone up the chain:
We use TLS for the outer tunnel for 802.1x. The inner tunnel is
connecting using AES with rotating keys. The work around is all
that we can offer at this time as we are waiting for an update
from the vender as to where
Ken Vandine replied (https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/gtk-common-themes-out-
of-date/29857/8): "It should have updated the tracking channel unless
you had perhaps switched to edge or candidate in the past then back to
stable."
Sounds like this needs some testing to confirm, since several users
don't
Public bug reported:
Snaps need a way to have their channels transitioned on release upgrade,
which doesn't seem to happen right now.
A recent example is the gtk-common-themes snap. The stable channel
version is not the latest because it can break earlier releases, so for
Jammy the correct
@copong Wayland for Chromium is definitely still experimental, but is
under active development, helped because ChromeOS is/will use it.
I'd suggest you compare with an upstream build: https://download-
chromium.appspot.com/
Just download, unpack and run the chromium binary. Since the snap's
The workaround linked to in #11 has worked for me:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssl/+bug/1963834/comments/7
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Title:
"Connection
@seb128 My University closed my ticket after I confirmed the workaround
works to get connected :-/ I'm not 100% sure they understood the real
source of the issue. I replied, but don't have a big expectation that
they will do anything. Hopefully someone at another institution that
also uses eduroam
I can confirm wayland works for the version 102.0.5005.40 snap just
built and released in the beta channel. Thanks!
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Title:
[snap] Chromium has
I am seeing this with the (relatively new) Mozilla-provided Firefox deb
package (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-firefox-
linux#w_install-firefox-deb-package-for-debian-based-distributions).
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@Robie I think this is it:
https://github.com/quodlibet/quodlibet/commit/a8b6f6bb34864a6821174edbf7802b689e440db3
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[noble] Quod Libet
Same in Ubuntu desktop (GNOME), so not Kubuntu-specific.
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Title:
Tabs of non-flatpak Firefox (and non-flatpak Firefox-based browsers)
crash in
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