Yes, I still have this problem on Ubuntu 12.04.
Highly annoying.
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Safely remove drive is not safe for SD card readers
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This is a horrible change. Now I have no way to know if there are other
windows of the same application open on other workspaces, unless I
manually go to every single workspace to check, since sometimes a window
of the same application but on a different workspace is hidden by some
other
Currently, there is no way to tell from the launcher icon that I have
windows of an application open in both workspace 1 and workspace 2.
This can prove to be very annoying. Consider this use case:
I open Firefox on workspace 1. I go to workspace 2 and open another
Firefox window, and then
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Reproduce:
Open two e.g. two Firefox windows. Use alt+section (key above tab, ยง on my
Swedish keyboard layout, ` on US layouts) to switch between the two different
windows.
What happens:
A graphical window switcher is shown, with an orange glow around the window not
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Alt+section does not work as expected
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For a long time I have gotten annoying update messages every time I log
in, about flashplugin-installer not being downloaded correctly. I get
prompted if I wish to install, and upon clicking yes, a terminal flashes
on the screen. The installation likely fails, but there is no
Why isn't focus-follow the default? It's an easy way to fix to a very
annoying issue.
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regression vs. notification-daemon: positioning
Sorry for not immediately providing that information. I'm running 13.04,
and my http_proxy variable is configured correctly (i.e. it works with
other applications that use it like wget, apt etc).
The proxy variables http_proxy, https_proxy and ftp_proxy are set in
/etc/environment.
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$ python
Python 2.7.4 (default, Sep 26 2013, 03:20:26)
[GCC 4.7.3] on linux2
Type help, copyright, credits or license for more information.
import os
os.environ['http_proxy']
'http://wwwproxy.domain.com:3128/'
os.environ['https_proxy']
'https://wwwproxy.domain.com:3128/'
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Running kernel 3.9.3; the problem still occurs.
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Title:
ath chip reset failed
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This has happened for me in both Ubuntu 12.10, running whatever kernel
it shipped with after release, and Arch Linux, running 3.6 and 3.7
kernels. It happens about twice a week in my case.
I have an Asus zenbook with an ssd.
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PaperCut
Not a papercut by what criteria? What disqualifies it? That it is not
trivially fixable?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the solution should be something along the
line of checking which Compiz viewport contains the largest area of the
application clicked on, then
If policy prevents fixing broken behavior it seems to me said policy
needs to be amended.
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[regression] scale/spread: Initiate Window
I think this is a really bad design decision. It forcefully jars with
my workflow of using multiple workspaces for the same application (a
browser in my case).
I.e., it's really easy to find the window you need on your current
workspace (in which case you really don't need the spread), but it's
The thing you seem to forget, Sebastien, is that the core issue is this:
A hack was introduced that not only changed the default behavior for all users,
but -- more importantly -- also made it impossible to switch back to the
desired behavior.
In other words, mucking around with people's
It still happens. It think the launcher bar should be hid when
activating expo. Otherwise it messes with the multiple desktop
presentation on two monitors, if you choose to have the launcher on the
right monitor.
Furthermore, clicking on any of the icons in the launcher when in Expo
doesn't work
This has happened for me in both Ubuntu 12.10, running whatever kernel
it shipped with after release, and Arch Linux, running 3.6 and 3.7
kernels. It happens about twice a week in my case.
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While there doesn't seem to be an official way to change the cursor in
Ubuntu 12.04 (the Appearance section under System Settings is woefully
lacking in options), I do believe this issue needs to be addressed
because of the accessibility considerations mentioned above.
Is anyone aware of what it
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1035668 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1035668
I don't believe it's a duplicate of bug 1035628 -- I have no problem
with losing focus when using alt+tab/alt+section.
However, it IS a duplicate of
This is actually a very annoying bug for people with many active tabs.
It gives the exactly the wrong affordance for when you quickly wish to
discern whether you have more tabs or not in a certain direction.
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Steps to reproduce:
1. Plug a headset of the TRRS kind into your headset jack on the laptop.
2. Get bugged by the annoying Unknown Audio Device dialog _every single time_.
Expected behavior:
Ubuntu should just know that it's a headset jack. Barring this, the
dialog should
(I accidentally posted before finishing my post, and there seems to be
no edit function :( )
... Once the user has notified Ubuntu which audio device that has been
connected, Ubuntu should remember this. Getting a pop up every single
time I connect my headset is quite annoying.
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David,
It is indeed a nice feature -- the first time it pops up. Once the user
has notified the system
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Title:
Unknown audio device dialog pops
I'm not sure I understand you correctly. Are you saying my request for a
setting to prevent the Unknown Audio Device from popping up every
single time is unreasonable?
Also, I can't find a program called `hda-analyzer` in the repos.
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$ steam
ILocalize::AddFile() failed to load file
public/steambootstrapper_english.txt.
[2014-03-15 14:37:28] Startup - updater built Nov 25 2013 18:07:05
libGL error: Couldn't dlopen libudev.so.1 or libudev.so.0, driver detection
may be broken.
steam:
Not sure what more you want me to report. I've followed the guide on
http://voices.canonical.com/david.henningsson/2014/03/07/headset-jacks-
on-newer-laptops/ and I tried setting both options snd-hda-intel model
=dell-headset-multi and options snd-hda-intel model=dell-headset-dock.
You are
I have tried plugging in a headset, headphones, and a mic. All of them
work as expected, given the right selection in sound settings. Knowing
anything about correct drivers, nodes, sequence numbers and pins are
beyond my knowledge, unfortunately.
With a headset plugged in, however, there is a
I booted a Live CD and split my swap partition into two, leading to the
old UUID being invalid. Doing this makes boot hang at resume: libgrypt
x.x.x forever.
Some googling lead me here, but I could not find the file /usr/share
/initramfs-tools/hooks/resume, and could not try the solution
Pierre, this seemed to work for me:
$ sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv
$ virtualenv /desired/path/to/env
$ which pip
/desired/path/to/env/bin/pip
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Good to know. From the back of my mind, I can confirm that running
Firefox, vim, Terminator, or Gedit in the foreground does not affect the
lock screen. In other words the bug lies with the interaction between
Unity Lockscreen and Google Chrome.
Also, related to my previous comment, forget what I
** Also affects: compiz
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: unity
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I've read the comments defending the position that the -t parameter
should be ignored. I still don't understand. I'm dumbfounded.
I can honestly see no harm whatsoever in adding support for it.
There are plenty of use cases for which the default time out does not
work well at all. The current
My log.
Contrary to what the log reports, I did not plug anything into the front
headphone jack.
** Attachment added: "pulseverbose.log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1585084/+attachment/4743173/+files/pulseverbose.log
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My USB headset no longer works. I installed kernel 5.3.0-43 from
proposed and libasound2 from your ppa.
$ uname -a
Linux eddie-minut 5.3.0-43-generic #36-Ubuntu SMP Mon Mar 16 13:29:01 UTC 2020
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ cat /sys/devices/virtual/dmi/id/bios_version
N2HET46W
@hui.wang
I'm not sure that I should file a bug against the Linux kernel; My USB
headset works fine on 5.3.0-43-generic if I *don't* install libasound2
from your PPA.
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