And it's not just fonts, check these icons.
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Yes, I have natty-updates enabled and 2:2.14.0-4ubuntu7.1 installed.
The above screenshots were with the latest packages (natty-proposed not
enabled).
I looks like the longer I have an application running the more distored
the fonts. I can hardly read what I'm typing right now.
Could it be relat
No, on one system I never suspend. It seems more related to the time an
application or the system is running.
BTW it also occured on Debian Squeeze with kernels earlier then 2.6.38.
I am not sure but I think it got introduced with the intel driver 2.14.
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I confirm this for Kubuntu 11.04.
On eeepc 900 (32 bit) and a 2nd pc with 64 bit, desktop effects run with
2 fps and are then automatically disdabled.
On another PC with nvideo they seem to run normally with about 30 fps.
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I noted that when boot hangs (during plymouth, but before kwin starts)
the xorg.log always shows:
open acpi socket failed
then continues to load stuff ( amongst others glx nividea module)
then start loading dri2
and then complains it can not load the nividea driver.
I have not found a solution
I think we need to build a ppa for Openoffice 3.2.1 until the issues
with LO 3.3 and OO 3.3 get fixed.
Anybody here have experience doing that?
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Binary package hint: libreoffice
Open a form or table in base, find there is no add record button.
Also you can not change any exiting records.
This problem applies to Natty and LO 3.3.2 when using the postgres SDBC
driver.
Ferry
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Impo
>From what I've read in the document foundation news group the problem is
specific to the Ubuntu packaged version. It is claimed the problem does
not occur in the document foundation build.
If so, I think that would justify an update.
Slowness: yes I've experienced that too. I guess you use the e
We use keys, but with a pass phrase. Same problem: hangs on the pass
phrase.
Installing the deb worked for me.
Thanks Ethan.
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Title:
`unison -ui
Hmm, This problem seems to depend on the actual Intel chip:
eeepc 900: sometimes the broken fonts and other anomalies occur, restarting X
seems to make them go away.
Chip set: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML
Express Graphics Controller (rev 04)
asus mother
I am having some problems with Natty Kubuntu, with different chip sets.
eeepc 900: sometimes the broken fonts and other anomalies occur, restarting X
seems to make them go away.
Chip set: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML
Express Graphics Controller (rev 04)
a
Given how badly readable the display is on 82945G I would say the
importance should be higher then 'low'.
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[915GM] font corruption on Intel
Björn,
Any chance that we could get the Maverick version of OO (3.2.1) built in
the Scriblers PPA?
There are other issues as well, like the postgres SDBC driver not
working. Neither in LO3.3 nor OO3.3.
It would be great to be able to fall back to a version with 'known'
bugs, until 3.3.3 sees the
Problem persists in LO proposed (3.3.2-1ubuntu5).
Ferry
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Yes, and no. I'm not using a dutch localization, so you I don't normally
have Cyrillic fonts :-)
Also I'm using Kubuntu (though with evolution).
But both on Eeepc and 945G the problem is that fonts are broken. Each
broken letter shows the same distortion as shown in screenshot $1 (where
the 'e' i
It also occurs with LO 3.3 winxp and OO 3.3.
My guess the problem is with the sdbc driver 0.7.6.b.
With OO 3.2.1 and sdbc 0.7.6.a there is no problem.
For the time being I need to revert to the (very slow) jdbc driver.
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This is related to bugzilla.kernel.org #26002.
I think.
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Sitofe,
Currently on my eeepc I see these both problems sporadically, but it is very
workable, so I don't dare to complain.
I have had these same corruptions on the eeepc before. It seems to be coming
and going with linux releases.
On the desktop with 945G at times ff becomes unreadable, until
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
This a duplicate or closely related to #940672
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.14.0-4ubu
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[915GM] font corruption on Intel GMA900
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Is there anyway I can automatically collect all relevant info as in the
bug description?
Now I created a new bug report #785388. I can hardly believe that is the
easy way.
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Nobody using postgresql here? What a shame.
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The are both Kubuntu Natty using the Intel driver.
I could boot the 64-bit 945G with a 32-bit USB stick and see if that
helps.
And I could switch temporarily to a lower resolution, but not 1024x600 I
guess.
Actually the 64-bit machine has only 2GB of RAM not 4.
I'll report back with the results
I think so too.
It will probably turn out to be related to the 945G chip, or if I am
unlucky, to the revision of the chip.
But I have had these problems in the passed, and as the kernel got
updated they went away again . Soi I am sure it can be done.
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Sitofe,
I created an empty xorg.conf and pasted the lines exactly as above.
Right now I have no artifacts as far as I can see (5 minutes ago I could
hardly read the screen).
I must admit: 15 minutes ago I added to ppa's: ppa:kubuntu-ppa and
ppa:glasen/intel-driver and then rebooted prior to follo
Bryce on #5:
This is not true. With Maverick and Kubuntu updated to 4.6.2 from the
PPA it worked fine.
Right now I have updated both the eeepc and desktop again from the ppa
to 4.6.3.
For the eeepc (900MHz Pentium M) I get about 30 FPS with desktop effects
enabled and the FPS widget enabled (sh
@Guiodic: you need to add ppa:libreoffice/ppa to the sources in
synaptic. Or go to https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa for
more instructions.
@ Björn: LO from the PPA solves the problem. I also checked for a
regression in our of place object editing, but this option is not
available wi
@Guiodic: ah, sorry. My guess is an optional feature in the linux
version (but not the windows version). When you right click an embedded
object you select edit out of place. This feature is now not available
any more. I think it never really worked well, because when you resized
the out-of-place o
See upstream bug https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35784
Ferry
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Maybe related problem:
Setting the 'properties' of the database (via menu: ) is not
possible anymore.
I suspect this is unintentionally disabled.
Ferry
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Yes , I have this too, Kubuntu Natty with LibreOffice 3.3.2. Never had
this before.
Just checked on Kubuntu Maverich with OpenOffice 3.2.1 database editing
forms works fine.
1920x1200 screen, Intel video, both cases.
Ferry
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This bug has been forwarded to upstream freedesktop-bugs #36684.
But there is no mention of this specific problem with the status bar /
edit tool bar in Base.
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I need to clarify:
- the option does not improve speed
- updating KDE to 4.6.3 seems to improve speed on eeepc but not on 945G
- font problem on 945G completely goes away using DebugWait
- have not yet tested on eeepc.
Ferry
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- on eeepc 900 it seems the font/glyph errors also disappear
- no noticeable speed deterioration
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[915GM] font corruption on Intel GMA900
The bug has been solved and patched in V2.6.37-rc1. An ubuntu kernel has
just been built.
Goto http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ and download
v2.6.37-rc1-maverick/.
I have installed this on my eeepc900 and it works. Haven't discovered
any new issues yet.
Thanks all contributors!
Fe
Looks like a lot of progress has been made in fixing this bug on
bugzilla. I can't wait to see this popping up in Ubuntu.
In the mean time, any chance we test the result, by getting the kernel
with patches built in a ppa?
Ferry
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I may be missing the point here but...
1) the netbook-launcher in Lucid did pretty much the same job: transform the
free-desktop structures into a flat structure. Why not do the same here?
2) Using the menu editor you could (Lucid UNE) hide unnecessary cruft from
appearing under the wine folder
On y eeepc 900 with 1024x600 evolution is my favourite and only email
reader. It is certainly not unusable.
The problem with dialog boxes on small screens is not unique to
evolution.
Fortunately Ubuntu allows you to solve this by click and dragging while
holding the Alt key pressed anywhere in th
I reported the bug to https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15979
and tried to help resolve it.
However, it seems I am not skilled enough to get it right. Any kernel
building wizard here that can help get it sorted?
Ferry
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After starting I get:
I use a Logitech Quickcam Chat camera that works fine with other applications
(like Skype).
Got Kubuntu Lucid.
By the way it works well with my Debian Squeeze with a different kind of
Logitech camera.
Error message reported:
fe...@ferry-quad:~$ zbarc
Thanks. However on brainwashed chrome books there is no configuration
screen, so I can't disable anything there.
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Yes. But I'm mostly pissed that Canonical knowingly introduces this
regression, without some kind of opt-in. And then incrementally starts
fixing it. While technically we all know if will always be slower then
it was and take up more disk space.
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Yes, it seems what we need is an app in a non-user writable area (i.e.
as part of the system) that disables the network for a child process and
an apparmor profile that allows it to do so. Then call that app from
bitbake.
That sounds a lot better than asking user's 100's permissions they don't
und
Like unshare(1)?
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chatgpt in this case suggests to Create a Custom AppArmor Profile:
sudo nano /etc/apparmor.d/local/bitbake
containing:
home/**/bitbake/bin/bitbake-worker {
# Include the basic AppArmor abstractions
#include
/proc/self/uid_map rw,
capability sys_admin,
}
and reload the profile:
Forget that, it doesn't work, don't know why.
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Python can't write to /proc files
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So let's say the trusted app is just a shell script with it's own
profile enabled. And the script calls unshare with a fixed set of CLI
parameters that only allow safe operations or even just disconnect
networking for its childs.
Then we decouple the unsafe operations from unshare that are disallo
Public bug reported:
Since "22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)" Firefox is installed as a snap. This
causes the startup time for Firefox to roughly double. This is
particularly noticeable on computers that were already not the fastest.
In my case brainwashed ex-Chromebook Acer C720P (Intel Celeron 2955U
That really is non-sense. Firefox is open source. Canonical can choose
how to build/distribute it.
And as a user I can choose to change that. And I just did, I followed
these instructions https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-
firefox-deb-apt-ubuntu-22-04
Now I changed back to a deb
This seems to work (based on a note here:
https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-04-lts-noble-numbat-release-
notes/39890):
sudo vi /etc/apparmor.d/bitbake
containing:
abi ,
include
/home/**/bitbake/bin/bitbake flags=(unconfined) {
userns,
}
and reload the profile:
sudo apparmor_pa
I believe the issue is not in dash but in apparmor lacking a profile for
bitbake
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I think the fix is actually here:
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/24069 ("Nexus + addons not
compatible with Python 3.12")
This bug is likely affecting everybody that uses Kodi on Ubuntu 24.04
due to a compatibility issue with Python 3.12.
Given that there is a patch available it would be ver
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