I would suggest this is a high priority. If Ubuntu is being billed as an
easy to use OS (which it is these days), well the first thing average
users are going to do is load up Firefox and go to YouTube. Having to
sudo at the console will turn them away immediately.
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Confirmed that I have the same problem (on Intrepid, with flashplugin-
nonfree). Specifically, Firefox prints this out to console on startup:
LoadPlugin: failed to initialize shared library
/usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so [libnss3.so: cannot open shared
object file: No such file
This problem just started happening to me after I wiped Gutsy and
installed Hardy. (ie. I can transfer OGG to iPod using RhythmBox, it
gets transcoded to an M4A file but the iPod refuses to play it, even
though RhythmBox itself can still play it).
Tried it on the above OGG file (If Trees Could
OK this is already reported upstream, so replies should be directed to this
thread:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=459933
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Ah so I just followed a chain of bugs to get myself a pretty good
workaround.
This bug seems only to happen for AAC encoding. Switch over to MP3.
This was problematic for me because I couldn't get CD Quality, MP3 to
appear in the dropdown list under Edit - Preferences - Music -
Preferred Format.
Someone above suggested switching VT using Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then back
again to Ctrl+Alt+F7.
I had this bug where I had two volume control icons and no network
manager. I did the above switch and switch back, and now I am seeing
just a single volume control icon, and an empty space where the
Public bug reported:
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When switching tabs with Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDn, I would like to be
able to wrap from the left edge to the right edge. (e.g., Ctrl+PgUp
from the leftmost tab switches to the rightmost tab). Instead, it
doesn't switch tabs.
This would be
Filed upstream, Gnome bug #601465.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=601465
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=601465
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Yes, fixed for me too (original reporter).
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Title:
Per-app expose won't switch workspaces
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Unity says Home Folder no matter where I am
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The package llvm-dev version 2.8-0ubuntu3 installs a symlink in:
/usr/share/vim/vimcurrent/syntax/llvm.vim - llvm-2.8.vim
This symlink is broken as there is no file llvm-2.8.vim in that
directory. In fact, the package llvm-2.8-dev version 2.8-0ubuntu1 (which
is a dependency
Also note that tablegen.vim and tablegen-2.8.vim have the same issue
(and are found in the same packages and directories).
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Title:
vim syntax
I haven't been able to reproduce it in Oneiric yet. Maybe wait a week to
see if anybody notices it, then mark as invalid (or whatever you mark
bugs as that fixed themselves)?
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** Visibility changed to: Public
** Also affects: bzr
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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bzr selftest crashed with ImportError:
Thanks Martin. I'm using bzr fastimport from the Natty packages, so that
would explain it (different versions). For now, I just ran apt-get
remove bzr-fastimport. Now the test suite works.
I'll leave this bug open so you can decide whether you want to address
it or just leave it (since presumably
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 762349 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/762349
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Difficult to distinguish which tab is selected
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 771701
Very hard to see the selected tab in gnome-terminal with the ambiance theme
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Difficult to
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In Ubuntu 11.10, LibreOffice sometimes does not register itself with
Unity. If this happens, it means you can have a LibreOffice window open,
but it does not appear in a) the global menu bar, b) the Unity launcher,
or c) the new alt-tab switcher. The only way to switch to the
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I marked this as a duplicate of the older bug #857627.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 857627
Unity Switcher highlight does not stand out enough
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I would recommend adding a different colour highlight border around the
edge of the active one, and removing the colour border around all of the
other ones, so the only one with a colour border is the active one. It's
hard to tell from the attached screenshot, but for example Firefox will
have a
@kkivi There is an apparently undocumented feature to do that. Alt+`
cycles through the windows of the current application.
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Title:
Switching
This is a good feature but it doesn't appear to be documented anywhere.
Should I open a bug so that that can be documented?
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Add keyboard
I agree, that's not ideal (one account does not support invisibility,
and invisibility is disabled across all of Empathy). But that is not
this bug -- this bug is already fixed.
Ankur/Rushi, I suggest you file a new bug about this problem, which can
be voted on and fixed independently of this one
This seems to be a duplicate of bug #743383, but I'm not sure if I
should mark it so because there is a nice discussion in here.
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Title:
evince
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Binary package hint: unity
For certain applications, such as evince and gedit, if they are the last
application on the launcher, they do not have a shortcut key associated
with them (such as Super+0, Super+1, etc). This affects both the display
and the input: the shortcut
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Binary package hint: llvm
I've just installed llvm-dev on a fresh Maverick system. It doesn't
contain the 'llvm-config' program (which I know exists because I have it
on another system, though I don't know which package it was in). llvm-
dev is including llvm-dev-2.8 which
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SIGSEGV in
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I encountered a segfault in the OpenJDK JRE running gwtc (the Google Web
Toolkit compiler). This only happened once, and when I ran it again it
compiled properly. I have attached the error log.
** Affects: openjdk-6 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected natty running-unity ubuntu
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The expose mode for an individual app doesn't switch workspaces. The
global expose does, however.
To reproduce:
1. Open a window of an app (say, Terminal) in Workspace 1.
2. Switch
apport information
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/784439/+attachment/2147739/+files/GconfCompiz.txt
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Note: The merge directive without the target_branch was not generated by
Bzr ... it's my merge directive.
I noticed that the target_branch was a relative path to a directory on
my machine which would make no sense to you. Since Bzr obviously ignores
it anyway (because it just applies it to the
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Binary package hint: llvm
I don't know if this is a problem with the llvm package or the llvm-2.7
package, but the command-not-found advice I was given for LLVM programs
on Maverick is wrong.
I tried to use the program opt and it told me to install llvm-2.7. I
installed
I got this warning while upgrading to 2.30.0-0ubuntu2. Does this mean it
has regressed, or is that just leftover from the previous version (and
it should now be fixed?)
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I agree with the previous 3 comments.
I just came on here to file a bug against the new orange text, which I
thought was a bug because it's even harder to read than blue. (I may as
well attach the screenshot I had prepared.) I don't see why it can't be
white or light grey. There's nothing left in
Actually, James Schriver's Screenshot-1.png is spot on. I don't care
that it looks too much like the titles (isn't it obvious which is a
title and which is a URL?)
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Binary package hint: bzr-cvsps-import
The package bzr-cvsps-import should depend upon the package rcs, because
it uses the 'co' command from the rcs package by default.
When I installed and ran it, I received the following output:
Creating cvsps dump file:
** Attachment added: lspci-vnvn.log
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On Lucid's new boot screen, if it begins running a fsck, I have two
controls: Esc (switch to console) and C (cancel fsck). The instructions
for pressing C to cancel are displayed on-screen.
If I switch to console by pressing Esc, I can switch
Here's what I'm experiencing (I think it's the same bug but not sure):
The sound works fine *except* every 3 or 4 seconds, it speeds up to a
high-pitched speed for a tiny fraction of a second. This creates a high-
pitched click sound on what is otherwise normal.
This is in Jaunty, package version
Oh, I see. You apt-get install libsdl1.2debian-esd and it will remove
pulseaudio.
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Sorry to add to the noise a bit, but I just want to get the scope of this bug
clear. I certainly have *a bug* but I can't figure out if it is this one or
not. In the description, it says
If disabling IPv6 or using good DNS servers like openDNS fixes the problem,
you are not dealing with this
My comment wasn't really to add to the bug report, but mostly to try and
clarify the bug's description. I am very confused about whether this is
my bug, and the bug description doesn't really help, as it contains a
confusing statement which makes me unsure about whether I have the bug.
I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: oprofile
I was trying to link a program against LLVM 2.7. This version of LLVM's
configure script (`llvm-config --ldflags`) includes the library
-lopagent, which results in the linker error cannot find -lopagent,
even though the libopagent1 package is
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Oh OK. So a workaround for now is NOT to create the symlink yourself,
but to apt-get install oprofile.
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Binary package hint: firefox
In the version of Firefox included with Maverick (3.6.10+build1
+nobinonly-0ubuntu3), there are no spaces around the hyphen in the title
bar.
This means what used to display as, for example, Gmail - Inbox -
Mozilla Firefox now displays as Gmail
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: llvm
Calling `llvm-config --ldflags` gives:
-L/usr/lib/llvm/lib -lpthread -lffi -ldl -lm
The -lffi means there is a dependency on libffi, and linking gives the
following error:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lffi
Although llvm-dev depends upon libffi5
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File went missing as soon as download completed
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Binary package hint: transmission
I downloaded a file from the torrent
http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent.
I saved the file to my Desktop. After the download completed,
Transmission started seeding the file (I don't know if it actually
Hi Jordan, thanks for responding. I'm aware of how hard tracking bugs
down is and unfortunately this seems pretty hard to reproduce. This is
the first time I have used Transmission, and I haven't fiddled with any
of the settings, so they should be the default for Ubuntu.
* My default Save to
Although, a quick check of the source code
(torrent.c:tr_torrentFileCompleted) indicates that it doesn't attempt to
delete the old file, only renames from the .part name to the completed
name (using the standard library 'rename' function, which is guaranteed
to do nothing if for some reason both
I am happy to report that the workaround has been merged into Chromium
31. Tabs should display titles again from Chromium 31 onwards -- please
report on http://crbug.com/123104 if there are still problems after 31.
As a side effect, users upgrading to Chromium 31 will have a missing
fade effect
@Chad: Ah, sorry I jumped the gun.
@Andy: This will be in Google Chrome 31 as well, which will be released
very soon.
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Using fglrx,
Update from Chromium's side: I have a workaround for this issue
(tracking on this bug http://crbug.com/123104). I am hoping we can get
the fix out with Chromium 31, but I can't make any promises at this
stage (since we are very late in the Chromium 31 release process). But
it will definitely be
+1
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Unity says Home Folder no matter where I am
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I have this same issue with the same device. Jono (reporter) posted a
workaround on his blog here:
http://www.jonobacon.org/2008/06/17/polycom-communicator-low-mic-volume/
I can confirm that this fix works.
However, it is extremely unintuitive. Both the Gnome sound control panel
and alsamixer
This was fixed long, long ago.
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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Title bar: Hyphen not
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Mouseover does not show folder names reliably
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