A good work around right now is a) rename your ssid, or b) go into the
connection information and edit the ssid manually and set it to
autoconnect.
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Yes, same symptoms. Odd that this is a bug that came up from several
years ago on the current build of Oneiric.
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Title:
ask.com is the only
Public bug reported:
Happens in: Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric
Steps to Reproduce:
1) Start with a maximized window.
2) Grab the window from the indicator bar.
3) Drag down to un-mazimize the window. Do NOT let go.
4) Bring the window back up to the indicator bar. Notice how it 'snaps' back
with the
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 11.10
Intel HD graphics, non Sandy Bridge.
Several things can occur when the lid is closed. It can either:
a) Not suspend and remain awake
b) Suspend, but on resume, gives a black screen with colored lines on the edge
c) Stays on the black screen on resume
b has
Public bug reported:
Steps to replicate:
1. Connect to an SSID with ONLY three numbers in the nm-applet menu.
2. Input password, wait for it to fail.
3. Note the new ssid it asks for is now a unicode symbol.
What should happen:
The SSID should be the SSID, dangit! :p
Workaround: rename the SSID
** Description changed:
- Steps to replicate:
- 1. Select a wireless ssid starting with three numbers in the front to connect
to in the nm-applet menu.
+ Steps to replicate:
+ 1. Connect to an SSID with ONLY three numbers to connect to in the nm-applet
menu.
2. Input password, wait for it to
** Visibility changed to: Public
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Title:
iphone-set-info crashed with SIGSEGV in plist_get_uint_val()
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If Kubuntu or Xubuntu is installed, installing Ubuntu One requires the
installer package, which itself requires installing some unecessary
GTK-3 libraries. There are a lot of dependencies for it, and Xubuntu or
Kubuntu do not have these packages by default. The installer is
** Description changed:
If Kubuntu or Xubuntu is installed, installing Ubuntu One requires the
installer package, which itself requires installing some unecessary
GTK-3 libraries. There are a lot of dependencies for it, and Xubuntu or
Kubuntu do not have these packages by default. The
The fact it requires a lot of dependencies that aren't needed for a QT
frontend seems like it necessiates a medium, true. There is also the
fact that there are not a lot of people who have reported this as an
issue off of Launchpad, but it could possibly be that people are not
taking notice or
This is not descriptive enough, therefore, I have marked it as
incomplete. Would you mind posting screenshots of such GTK3 applications
or describing what happens? To take a screenshot, hit the Print Screen
button and save the screenshot, then upload it here.
** Changed in: xubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Rodney, what integration is needed from the installer for the Ubuntu One
Control Panel to exist? I understand that it is on Ubuntu by default,
but all the installer does is make installing easier for users and save
space on the ISO by removing ubuntu one.
Also, are you suggesting that the
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