I am also experiencing this issue with a Canon LiDE 30. The command
scanimage -L returns a No scanner found message when running as a
normal user, but it does return something when run as root. I am the
first user to be created, and I am already in the scanners group.
My output of scanimage -L
Confirmed on Dell Inspiron E1505.
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WiFi / WLAN LED not working on notebooks with Intel iwl4965 | iwl3945
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/176090
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Confirmed on Dell Inspiron E1505 w/ C2D T5600. However, I could restore
my previous setting by right-clicking on gnome-power-manager and
clicking on Preferences.
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gnome-power-manager fails to keep scaling_governer setting over suspend
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198869
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Confirmed - F-Spot would lock up on exit and generate a crash report.
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Mono applications (f-spot.exe, gbrainy, ..) crash on exit with SIGSEGV
(/lib/ld-linux.so.2)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/123764
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This also happens on my Dell Inspiron E1505 with the Intel wireless
card. My workaround is to turn on/off the wireless kill switch to turn
the radio off and then back on.
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no wifi after resume from suspend to ram
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204040
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Confirmed on Dell Inspiron E1505 with nVidia GeForce Go 7300 w/ 169.12
driver, Compiz Fusion enabled. I am currently using Gutsy. This issue
is intermittent and appears only when the computer is coming out of
suspend. I also can type in my password and everything will be fine.
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Works with udev and sane-backends upgrades. Thanks!
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[Hardy]Xsane needs root to operate scanner
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205496
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I believe that this is more of an enhancement request than a bug.
Indeed, most laptop users connect to the Internet via the ethernet port
XOR via wireless. If the wired connection is active, there is really no
reason to have the wireless radio turned on and eating up power.
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Áron Sisak: Your links do not work. With respect to this bug, I would
like to put in my two cents:
When I type in 1234+5678, I get something like 123,4+5,678 (see attached
screenshot). Asking the calculator to solve for this results in 6,,192.
This bug should receive higher priority than
My apologies -- the result of 1234+5678 was recalled off the top of my
head. I meant to type in 6,,912 -- not 6,,192 The calculator does
calculate the correct number, but formats it incorrectly.
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confusing behavior with comma as thousands separators vs decimal point.
Whenever I boot the system, the governor is set to Performance by
default, and I would have to change it back to Ondemand every time. It
gets very annoying, and I would really like a choice in choosing what
speed governor I use when I'm on AC power and on battery power.
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CPU Frequency Scaling
When I click on my clock to reveal the weather and other information,
the panel would lock up and I am unable to use anything on the panel.
However, I was able to issue the command 'killall gnome-panel' by
invoking the deskbar, and that caused gnome-panel to restart and I was
able to use the panel
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
To extend battery life on laptops, there should be an option to
automatically disable effects whenever the power adapter is unplugged.
Conversely, when the power adapter is plugged back in, the effects
should automatically re-enable.
Because this
I'm seeing this on Pandora and YouTube on Karmic Koala 9.10 x64 with
Firefox 3.5.3 and Flash 10.0.0 r32. I last updated my system on Monday,
21 September.
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Flash not responding to mouse clicks with Xgl/Compiz
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/141494
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