Thank you very much! I just noticed it on my 20.04 system now. However I can no
longer access my calendar! This is rather serious! But hopefully it will
inspire the add-on developers to catch up...
https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/tbsync/
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Backport Thunderbird 91 to 20.04 LTS and 18.04 LTS
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Just reported a bug with (current) Thunderbird 78 on Ubuntu 18.04 and
20.04, and I was told that this version of Thunderbird is now 'nearly
unsupported'. Is it expected that Thunderbird 91 will be released on
20.04?
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1741543
I
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This problem popped up automatically, I think something went wrong
during a package upgrade.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04
Package: imagemagick-6-common 8:6.9.7.4+dfsg-16ubuntu6.8
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.15.0-65.74-generic 4.15.18
Uname: Linux
I confirm this bug is present in version 6.2.6.2 as installed from the Ubuntu
LibreOffice 6.2.x PPA.
https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice-6-2
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Created attachment 154256
doubled menus in Ubuntu 18.04 (Unity)
just to show that the same problem also exists with Unity in Ubuntu
18.04. The second copy doesn't fit, so a 'v' drop down gives the rest of
them.
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@paulw2u: done. I have run 'apport-collect' and set status to new.
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achiving large numbers of messages is slow and leaves context menu
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Hi there
When achiving large numbers of messages from my Inbox, Thunderbird
leaves the context menu on-screen as an artifact. It's very annoying
because thunderbird won't respond, but the context menu
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With Remmina 1.2.31.2 (from Remmina PPA) everything seems well behaved.
Please can Remmina on Bionic be upgraded to this version?
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Sure is a complicated story.
But this Alt+F issue is larger than just gnome-terminal. As you can see,
it also breaks LibreOffice, which is a core desktop app for basically
ALL users. So that bug need to be fixed, and so becomes no longer a
reason to remove the mnemonics from gnome-terminal.
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I re-checked, indeed on my system, the ALT+F doesn't work for me. This
is on Bionic 18.04 LTS, which I hope to stick with for some time.
If there is a fix for the problem of missing first-mnemonic actions,
then I hope it can be backported! That seems the be the main theme here,
with the issues of
I had a go a patching matplotlib so that the python2 package would at least
contain the GTK backends.
https://launchpad.net/~jdpipe/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+packages
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As of 18.04, it seems that support for the GTKCairo and GTKAgg (GTK2)
backends for matplotlib (2.1.1-2ubuntu3) are broken.
To demonstrate, the following runs without error on 16.04, but produces
error messages (see below*) on 18.04:
ipython
import matplotlib;
Updating this report for Ubuntu 18.04.
I made a new install of Ubuntu 18.04 and switched to the Unity shell.
LibreOffice: can't use ALT+F to access the File menu. ALT+E (etc) work
fine; just not ALT+F.
Terminal: nothing seems to allow me to enable the ALT+F etc mnemonics in
Gnome Terminal.
Note related bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1734817
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Title:
Can't enable menubar mnemonics for gnome-terminal in 18.04
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On a clean Ubuntu 18.04, the Gnome Terminal menubar mnemonics are
disabled, which makes quick launching of terminals with different
profiles difficult.
There is still a setting for turning on/off mnemonics in dconf-editor:
dconf read
Not a very good solution! FWIW I see that libpeas is supposed to support
Python2:
https://github.com/GNOME/libpeas/blob/master/README
So perhaps there is a better solution here?
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This bug was claimed to be fixed in release 0.12 (I tried
0.12.0-0ubuntu1) but so it doesn't seem to work. Does it work for anyone
else?
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Title:
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After freshly installing Yacas on a up-to-date xenial system, I attempt
to run Yacas. I receive the following output:
> john@thunder:~$ yacas
> yacasinit.ys(1) : File not found
>
> yacasinit.ys(1) : File not found
>
> yacasinit.ys(1) : File not found
>
> This is Yacas
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In Ubuntu 17.10, something seems to have gone wrong with the keyboard
bindings for the application menus (File, Edit, View, Insert, etc).
Specifically, the first menu item cannot be opened using its assigned
shortcut alt+key combination.
In LibreOffice 5.4.1.2, I can use
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It's some time since I used IPOPT on Ubuntu 14.04, but recently I found
I was unable to use it in serial mode. This was previously possible. It
seems that the compiled IPOPT shared library /usr/lib/libipopt.so now
has a hard link to 'libdmumps-4.10.0.so' and 'libmpi.so.1' on
Belated thanks for this, Greg! Works out of the box in Ubuntu 17.10.
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pkg-config settings for ipopt should default to serial mumps
To
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In an updated Ubuntu 17.10 installation, LibreOffice 5.4 is messing up
in my Unity menu. The menu shows 'Unknown Application Name' and the
alt-F O keystroke to open files doesn't do anything. All of the other
alt-key combinations for the menus apart from the File menu work
According to https://git.gnome.org/browse/shotwell/tree/NEWS this issue
has recently been addressed by version 0.27.0. Ubuntu 17.04 system only
has version 0.22.0. So this is probably an Ubuntu packaging issue.
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I had this problem too. It is completely impossible to self-discover the
solution to this problem, due to the poor UI design.
The developer probably wanted to have the feature of adding text to the
indicator, but implemented it in such a way that users can't really
discover how to turn it on or
Not a bug. I had a non-Ubuntu copy of matplotlib in
~.local/lib/python2.7 which was causing this error.
** Changed in: matplotlib (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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On a new clean 17.04 system with only standard packages installed, I
can't use GTKAgg or GTKCairo backends with Matplotlib any more. This
breaks my Python2 + GTK2 GUI, since I need to embed GTK-based plots.
Note clear why the problem is arising, but this following shows the
Annoying -- the developers over at Fedora seem to suggest that there is
an unwillingness to provide support for any GUI that runs as root.
Surely a problem for many admin tools like this?
Workaround is easy though:
command-line:
xhost + && sudo synaptic && xhost -
Probably there is something
The suggestion was to make them Required rather than Recommended,
because so many Office documents use those fonts, and those documents
looks terrible when other fonts are substituted -- it will turn users
off LO.
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I updated to the Remmina PPA latest version and it works better. But
there are still strange cases where full-screen Remmina freezes my
control over Ubuntu. I experience mouse control but no keyboard control.
It seems like the 'grab keyboard' option gets stuck in some way. And I
can't close or
That would be great. For years now I have been assuming it was broken,
since there is no acknowledgement of any form. Consequently I have been
pressing 'cancel' instead of submitting the report. Why not wait until
the report has been sent before closing the dialog, for example, and
giving an error
Public bug reported:
For quite some time now, I have experienced apport popup windows
reporting certain crashes. When I click to submit a report, the popup
window disappears and nothing further happens.
In the past, when closing the popup window, I used to see a new
Launchpad bug report where I
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Current Ubuntu packages are Remmina 1.1.2, and have frequent crashes as
well as failing fullscreen mode under GNOME (tested with an updated
16.04 system).
Switching to the Remmina 1.2.0 package from the 'remmina-next' PPA
clearly fixes the fullscreen problem and looks like
Public bug reported:
I switched my Ubuntu 16.04 (Unity) to GNOME recently, and I found that
Remmina doesn't work correctly in this desktop environment. The top menu
doesn't work properly, the thin grey line is there but the menu doesn't
slide down on mouse-over.
I notice mention of
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1180649 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1180649
Got this bug just now.
Setting up linux-signed-image-4.4.0-79-generic (4.4.0-79.100) ...
warning: file-aligned section .text extends beyond end of file
warning: checksum areas are greater than image size.
This problem seems to have re-emerged. I am on Ubuntu 16.04 using
LibreOffice Fresh 5.2.4.2 from the LO packaging team (PPA). I will
report the issue over there.
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This package is 230MB in current Ubuntu 16.04, but looks like its up to
700 MB in upcoming versions. Is there anything that can be done to
improve the granularity of this, for example by packaging fonts
separately by name, and then having a metapackage that groups them all
to
Public bug reported:
On updated Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with Font Viewer 3.16.2, I get the following
crash:
john@thunder:~$ gnome-font-viewer
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/webdings.ttf
(gnome-font-viewer:20485): Pango-CRITICAL **: pango_find_base_dir: assertion
'text != NULL || length == 0'
Adding a note to mention that this bug makes is quite difficult to use the PPA
with Github repositories. I wanted to try to build my own .deb for Jabref, so I
started by trying to import the code from the Jabref github pages. Here is
where I got to:
Hi Brian
So can you please clarify the behaviour I should see when using this on a
stable release of Ubuntu? At the moment, I see no visual feedback that anything
has happened at all -- no browser is opened, no dialog says that the error is
reported (nor do I see any bug/report ID etc)
Cheers
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Hi there
This bug is going to be super-difficult to find, as it seems to be quite
intermittent.
When I click the indicator-datetime on my Ubuntu 16.04 panel, it freezes
the whole system, everything becomes unresponsive. My indicator-
multiload stops moving, and nothing
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See here:
https://wiki.debian.org/SubstitutingCalibriAndCambriaFonts
One of the easiest things we can do to make LibreOffice documents look
good when importing .docx and .pptx is to have fonts that follow the
metrics of popular Microsoft Office fonts, specifically Calibri
This has been happening to me too. A program crashes, and the dialog
pops up showing the sigsegv etc and then I click to report the crash,
but the dialog closes and no browser window opens.
It's really bad... lots of crashes must be going un-reported on 16.04!
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Looks to me that the 'Recent files' menu item needs to be removed,
unless a way can be found to re-port the old behaviour into the Unity
menus again. No point having that entry with just 'Reopen closed tabs'
in it; it's misleading.
I don't like the Gnome "Open \/" menu so much as it doesn't work
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with Unity, various standard keyboard shortcuts
have pointlessly vanished. Some favourite examples include:
* alt+I+R -- insert rows in Calc
* alt+I+R -- insert cross-Reference in Writer
* alt+O+H -- format character in Writer
Meanwhile, in some cases,
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The LibreOffice icons are poorly designed and too hard to see in the latest
Ubuntu 16.04 version of LibreOffice (5.1.4.2). The problems are that
* the red colour on the menu is misleading as it suggests that the button is to
control border colour, but it's not.
* the grey
The workaround, similar to "/etc/init.d/network-manager restart" does
restore a network connection, but doesn't restore the indicator to a
correct state.
Even though I remain connected via wifi, the indicator shows that I am
connected via a wired connection. Before restarting the service, there
Upstream bug is https://sourceforge.net/p/vnc-tight/bugs/1097/ (can't
add it here, Launchpad doesn't accept the URL for SF.net bug tracker any
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Hi there
When achiving large numbers of messages from my Inbox, Thunderbird
leaves the context menu on-screen as an artifact. It's very annoying
because thunderbird won't respond, but the context menu still stays in
front of other windows when I switch to another program, eg
This bug is resolved by modifying a new 14.04 server to install the
apache2 packages from
https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php5, ie
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ondrej/php5
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Worked for me... the new Apache2 packages should be urgently
this bug is still present in Ubuntu 12.04 package. any way I can get the
upgraded package on this release?
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Title:
Remmina package doesn't
still critical? I just experienced this error now on Ubuntu 12.04,
latest updated version, 64-bit.
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Title:
unity-2d-shell crashed with SIGSEGV in
Also present in Ubuntu 12.04, with metacity and unity-2d.
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Title:
Opacity of notify-osd bubbles doesn't decrease correctly on hover in
metacity
This bug is still present in Ubuntu 12.04 with xtightvncviewer
1.3.9-6.2ubuntu2.
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Title:
xtightvncviewer doesn't send Shift+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Mnemonics work in Gedit, don't know what's going on with Nautilus.
Tested with current 12.04 system. Mnemonics also work in 'dumb' (nothing
special for Unity) PyGTK applications, so something automatic about GTK
on Unity is working correctly, at least in some cases.
Björn, did you take a look at
Ken: where can we find your code?
All: I found instructions for building LibreOffice at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuildingLibreOffice
Abdur: did you succeed in trying Ken's code somehow? Or what...?
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What business does SciPy have shipping numpy.i? That's just not right!
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Title:
Missing file 'numpy.i' in python-numpy and related packages
To
Sydney is spelt with a 'y'...?
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Title:
Can't add 'other locations' for clock in 12.04 and 12.10
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Hi Björn,
What are your thoughts on where this problem is arising? I can see that you
worked on this code together with Michael Meeks and Antonio Fernandez.
http://gitorious.org/libreoffice/core/commits/feature/unitymenus-master
Am I write in understanding that libvclplug_gtklo.so is a
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Neither the 'python-numpy' nor 'python-numpy-doc' package contains a
file called 'numpy.i', required for writing NumPy compatible C-code-
based Python extensions/modules.
According to the documentation, this file is supposed to be included in
docs/numpy/numpy.i, but it
I have just installed LibreOffice 4.0.1 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
(1:4.0.1~rc1-2ubuntu1~precise1~ppa7) from the LibreOffice PPA.
This bug is still present, but with this upgrade, the default is for the
lo-menubar functionality to be included by default, which is intensely
annoying as it breaks all my
Public bug reported:
This bug is reported in Evolution's bugzilla, but it present in Ubuntu
12.04. My particular IMAP server does not respond to the 'pings' that
Evolution reports making, possibly to keep alive a server connection (I
am not sure exactly what type of pings these are). Evolution
I had a look at the 0.8.3 version that's currently in Ubuntu 12.04, but
it didn't work for me with my program that uses shared libraries.
But the latest 0.8.4 version *does* work fine. Let's upgrade!
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For some time now, my Empathy window has always shown up with an error
about failing to connect to my Google Talk account. When I look at the
Accounts dialog, I saw TWO copies of my Google Talk account. If I
removed one of these by clicking the [-] icon, then the error
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I've got a CardDAV addressbook stored in the free 'fruux' service and
I've set up Evolution to use it to store my addresses. But it's very
slow when writing emails. If I write the person's name in the 'to' box,
it's very slow to recognise the name and add an underline to
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04, I have lost some important capability
on my Lenovo X1's clickpad.
Previously, I was able to click the left 'button' of the clickpad
(actually the bottom-left corner area, with my left index finger) then
drag my right index finger around on
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can't use two-finger drag action with clickpad in 12.04
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is this related to bug 997184?
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Title:
Migration from oneiric to precise beta1removes touchpad support on
MacBookPro
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** Changed in: indicator-datetime (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Changed in: indicator-datetime
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Charles,
1. click clock in unity-2d-panel
2. 'Time and date settings'
3. tab 'Clock'
4. button 'Choose Locations...'
5. green 'plus' button
6. type 'Sydney'
7. wait... nothing happens
8. press enter... nothing happens
Again, this GUI is quite unable to tell you if anything is going wrong,
or not
this is broken again in Ubuntu 12.04 beta2 (32-bit) (running in Virtual
Box).
that use of the alt key for this is terrible! what was wrong with the
Windows/Super key for this purpose (if you must)?
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Release: Ubuntu 12.04 beta 32-bit (via VirtualBox on Win7)
Package: gnome-control-center 1:3.4.0-0ubuntu4
I attempted to add 'Sydney' and 'Canberra' to the 'other locations' list
of the clock applet.
The locations aren't recognized (I'm not sure ANY locations that I type
Public bug reported:
With the new packaging of IPOPT for Ubuntu 12.04, the default pkgconfig
file for IPOPT has changed to referencing the parallel build of MUMPS
Firstly, the coinor-libipopt-dev package should DEPEND on libmumps-dev
since the dmumps library is not available unless that package
Public bug reported:
I attempted to install Ubuntu 12.04 beta 2 64-bit 'standard' CD in
VirtualBox running on Ubuntu 11.10 32-bit.
The installer crashed; I am simply following through the automated
reporting process now. I don't know what exactly was happening when the
crash occurred because I
PS my machine is Lenovo X1, if that helps.
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Installer crashed with 12.04 64-bit CD
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Confirmed with LibreOffice 3.5.0 (build 350m1(Build:13)) and lo-
menubar_0.1.0-0ubuntu3_i386.deb from the LibreOffice
'ppa:libreoffice/ppa' PPA on Ubuntu 11.10 (32 bit).
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And fourthly, the behaviour is not consistent for the user:
-- if there is NO Firefox already running, then Firefox pops to the front when
it's opened.
-- if there IS already a Firefox running, then it DOESN'T pop the the front.
The latter case just looks like the former case, except with
I STRONGLY disagree with this!
Firstly, if I click a link in an email, it's because I want to look at
the contant of that link NOW, not later when it's loaded.
Secondly, not popping the window to the front means I don't get to know
if the link was valid or whether my browser has actually started
This is actually a GTK bug, currently marked Critical in GNOME, but no
solution yet AFAICT.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #666158
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=666158
** Changed in: gedit
Importance: Critical = Unknown
** Changed in: gedit
Status: Invalid =
I'll give another $50 to someone who fixes this bug, in addition to the
$30 pledged above.
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Title:
markers must take object's stroke color (SVG
Followup to the earlier report. When I am experiencing this problem, the
other dash items, Media Apps, Internet Apps and More Apps are
unresponsive. Clicking them makes them flash, but nothing new is
displayed.
This seems to be some kind of complete failure of the dash to
read/generate its
What additional information are you lacking that makes this bug report
incomplete? Sorry, I reported this as a libreoffice bug as I assumed
that the unoconv package was built out of the same source package as
libreoffice.
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This was on Ubuntu 11.10 32 bit. From the output below, I can see that
my assumption was obviously wrong.
john@novo:~$ unoconv --version
unoconv 0.4
Written by Dag Wieers d...@wieers.com
Homepage at http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/unoconv/
platform posix/linux2
python 2.7.2+ (default, Oct 4
Further followup: I found that if I already have LibreOffice running, I
don't get these errors. Seems that unoconv is invoking a headless
version of libreoffice, then closing it if no longer needed. When I have
open documents, it doesn't close (or open) a new LO hence no error.
My script is just
Public bug reported:
I have a script that processes a bunch of LibreOffice files to extract
information. The script runs 'unoconv', but as of current LibreOffice on
Ubuntu 11.10, unoconv is outputtting a bunch of warnings to stdout every
time it runs.
Seems as though some command line arguments
First screenshot: press 'windows' key, Dash appears. Type trans and
only music DB results appear...
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