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The correct way to group files by application in a folder is to set the
folder to open in View Arrange Items By Type by default, not
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: example-content
1. In the Examples folder, play fables_01_01_aesop.spx.
What happens: It sounds poor, as if it has been overly compressed, or
transcoded from one format into another.
What should happen: It sounds high quality.
** Affects:
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: xorg
+ Ubuntu Gutsy
+ Ubuntu Intrepid daily, 20081022
- In the latest Gutsy Gibbon (Tribe 2+updates), there is *no* intuitive method
to right-click on a MacBook or other Mac with only one mouse button.
- On Mac OS X, ctrl+click and two fingers on
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
Ubuntu Intrepid, all updates installed
1. Log in, as the only person logged in to the computer.
2. Remove the status menu (aka Fusa applet) from your panel if it is not there
already. (I didn't have it in the first place, and I'm not able
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: consolekit
Ubuntu Intrepid, all updates installed
ConsoleKit's PolicyKit authentication alert (as triggered, for example,
by bug 287715) says System policy prevents stopping the when other
users are logged in.
Stopping the what?
** Affects: consolekit
** Summary changed:
- Trying to shut down or restart produces nonsense authentication alert
+ Trying to shut down or restart falsely suggests others are logged in
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
Ubuntu Intrepid, all updates installed
1. Log in, as the only
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In Ubuntu 8.04, I had added this entry in .xmodmap made Command click simulate
right-clicking:
keycode 116 = Pointer_Button3
In an 8.04 update a month or two ago, this line stopped working and I
had forgotten about it.
In Intrepid, keycode 116 has apparently been changed to represent the
** Description changed:
I have installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my mac-book.I need to use the right
click on the trackpad...As Apple has provided a sngle button for the
trackpad...i cant use the right click...even if i press ctrl or shift or
mac button then i use trackpad,nothing happens...
+
+
** Description changed:
- Occurs when upgrading from:
- * Ubuntu Gutsy to Hardy beta
- * Ubuntu 8.04.1 to Intrepid beta
+ Occurs during:
+ * Ubuntu Gutsy upgrade to Hardy beta
+ * Ubuntu 8.04.1 routine updates
+ * Ubuntu 8.04.1 upgrade to Intrepid beta
After upgrading, this dialog appears:
Thanks for tracking this down!
While we're fixing the grammar, we can fix two other problems with this
string. First, it's plainly false that system policy prevents stopping
the [session], because once you authenticate the session *is* stopped.
And second, it doesn't explain why other users being
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 150300 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/150300
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus-cd-burner
Ubuntu Hardy, all updates installed
1. Without having a disc in your CD burner, double-click on an .iso file (such
as an Ubuntu CD image), so that the Write to Disc window appears.
2. Insert a disc in the CD burner.
What happens:
(Reported bug 204082 on reducing that kind of confusion in future.)
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Yes it is. I don't get the fan whining any more, but I still get the
display sleeping and not waking up again.
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This is a bug, even if the behavior is by design, because it's both
untruthful and unhelpful. It's untruthful because the menu lists a
browser that doesn't exist and never has. And it's unhelpful because it
doesn't actually tell me which browser will really be used.
It's a great idea to select a
(The problem Tomas experienced is bug 93281, not this bug. And nowhere
did I suggest that the message shouldn't be translated.)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Ubuntu Hardy beta, all updates installed
1. Install Galeon.
2. In Preferred Applications, set Galeon as your default browser.
3. Open a Web shortcut in Nautilus, or enter xdg-open http://example.com/; in
a terminal, to check that
So perhaps the kernel could (or maybe it does already) issue a message
that means I've detected a new device but I don't know what it is yet,
and Nautilus could translate this into a progress window (even if its
progress bar was an indeterminate one).
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I don't personally experience the problem in Hardy, but that's not
relevant to this bug report. As shown in
https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/gnome-power-
manager/+pots/gnome-power-manager/ro/401/+translate, the unhelpful
string is still present in gnome-power-manager.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Ubuntu Hardy beta, all updates installed
1. Clear Firefox's address field, then type www.example.com, and press Enter.
2. In System Preferences Appearance Visual Effects, choose either
Normal or Extra (if one of them is not selected
** Summary changed:
- alt shift tab stopped navigating windows (gutsy)
+ alt shift tab stopped navigating windows
** Description changed:
- alt shift tab stopped navigating windows after an upgrade in the past
- week.
-
- problem in metacity/gnome ?
+ When System Preferences Appearance
Public bug reported:
In the Preferred Applications window, the Web Browser menu offers me
Opera, Epiphany, Firefox, and Konqueror options. These make
sense, because I have those browsers installed.
But it also offers me an option labelled Ubuntu Sensible Browser. This
makes no sense, because I
I've encountered a similar bug, bug 215537. I don't think it's the same
as this one, though, because in your case the package field is empty.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102216
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No, it isn't. Bug 195159 is about how the map moves once it *is* zoomed
in.
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The new time zone / city choosing is annoying
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Ubuntu Hardy beta, 1024*768 display
1. Create a brand new Ubuntu user account, if you don't have one already.
2. In this user account, launch Firefox.
What happens: The window opens too large for the screen -- the status
bar, and the down
** Summary changed:
- Connecting iPod gives no feedback for several seconds
+ Connecting USB device gives no feedback for several seconds
** Description changed:
- Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
+ Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3; Ubuntu Hardy beta
- 1. Connect an iPod.
+ 1. Connect an iPod or a USB camera.
-
Public bug reported:
All my Removable Drives and Media Preferences are at their default
settings. In particular, Digital Camera is set to the default of f
-spot-import.
But when I connect my Pentax Optio S50 camera, it appears as a drive on
the desktop, and nothing else happens.
Importing
In Ubuntu Hardy beta, this bug is masked by bug 209525.
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The Import photos from a digital camera page is generally very good.
However, the instructions for If Ubuntu does not ask you if it can
import the photos begin: 1. Open Applications Graphics F-Spot
Photo Manager and choose File Import...
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
Ubuntu Hardy beta
According to Nautilus, my camera is called 1.0 GB Media.
According to F-Spot, however, it is called 968.6 MB Removable Volume.
F-Spot should use the same mechanism as Nautilus does for finding the
name of a camera.
**
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: update-notifier
Hello, I am using Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (Upgraded via Distribution Update
from 7.10) with update-notifier 0.70.6.
After upgrading a kernel, or installing important software, an icon
appears with a tooltip and message saying
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Ubuntu Feisty
Install a set of updates that requires a restart.
What happens: A yellow bubble appears. System restart required - To
complete the update of your system, restart your system. Click on the
notification
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Good point, the wording should be changed across GTK. I'll raise this
upstream.
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Back and Forward aren't as obvious as they could be
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** Also affects: gtk
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Status: Incomplete = New
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[Andre, CCing yourself is indeed possible without adding a comment. If
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that as a UI bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/malone]
Adding language-and-software-specific translation guidelines is bug 3,
and defaulting to showing
The getgnulinux.org site is nicely done, but I don't think it has
anything to do with making sure people who try out Ubuntu will keep
it.
Linux and GNU software are important components in Ubuntu, and anyone
who wants to get involved in Ubuntu development will soon learn about
both of them. But
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Andrew, thanks for your report, but we'll need some more information before we
can fix it. Specifically:
* What was the URL of the page you were on when trying to report the bug?
* What text did you enter in each field on that page, not counting the Summary
and Description fields?
** Changed
Either it's safe to show the length of a password, or it isn't. If it
is, this bug can be fixed by getting sudo to show asterisks. If it
isn't, then it's a bug in gksu and PolicyKit that they show bullets.
Either way, I think the right place to fix this is in sudo itself, not
in a terminal
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 140473 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/140473
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Ubuntu code of conduct file name
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Ubuntu Hardy, alpha 6
When entering the map area to select a city, the map zooms in very
quickly and jerkily. Combined with the high zoom level, this can make it
difficult to see where you are in the map.
I suggest the map zoom in more slowly
Would it be possible to highlight the city that the pointer is closest
to, regardless of how far away it is? That would vastly increase the
target area for most cities -- even if two cities were close, you could
approach your city from the side opposite the other city.
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Ubuntu Hardy, alpha 6
When entering the map area to select a city, the map zooms in very
quickly and jerkily. Combined with the high zoom level, this can make it
difficult to see where you are in the map.
- I suggest the map
Sergio, if you ask upstream projects why they're using Open translation
permissions and all/most of them say that they didn't realize what that
meant, then please get back to us. Maybe we should explain the
permissions better when project maintainers are setting up translations
in Launchpad.
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** Summary changed:
- Several projects have open translations in launchpad and this cause very bad
translation quality.
+ Consequences of Open translation permissions not obvious
** Description changed:
- In Launchpad there are a lot of project/packages set for translations that
have no
How about: To unlock the __ disk, you need to enter its password.
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gThumb no longer renders WMF files like 7.04 did.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 144220
No Rendering of WMFs
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Binary package hint: gthumb
Ubuntu Hardy, alpha 3
1. Connect a camera containing some photos.
2. In the window that asks you if you want to import the photos, click Import
Photos.
What happens: The photos aren't imported. You have to find your way to File
Import
The same happens with Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Description changed:
- Ubuntu 6.10
+ Ubuntu 6.10; Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
When I plug in my Pentax Optio S50 digital camera via USB, an alert pops
up telling me that a photo
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
1. Connect a camera that contains photos.
The Photo Import alert that appears has a generic window icon. It
should have either an icon representing the task (e.g. a camera), or no
icon at all.
** Affects: gthumb (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gthumb
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
1. Connect a camera that contains photos.
2. When the Photo Import alert appears, right-click on the camera's icon on
the desktop and choose Unmount Volume.
What happens: The Photo Import alert remains visible, and clicking
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gthumb
Ubuntu Hardy, alpha 3
1. Connect a camera containing some photos.
2. In the window that asks you if you want to import the photos, click
Import Photos.
What happens: The photos aren't imported. You have to find your way to
Ah! If there's only ever going to be one, then it can just be To unlock
the disk, you need to enter its password.
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Instead of trying to explain the problem, why not fix it, by getting
sudo to show asterisks as you type your password?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-app-install
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
1. Check the checkbox next to an application that's in Universe, such as
Cheese.
What you see: Enable the installation of community maintained software?
Cheese is maintained by the Ubuntu community. The Ubuntu
I read bug 62669 before reporting this bug, but I could not reproduce
that bug in my Hardy installation: the application description displayed
just fine. This bug report is not about the application description,
it's about the alert that appears when selecting the application for
installation.
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would be even more alarmed if we called it unstable AND bad. So no,
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You
I think stable, experimental, and nonfree (as suggested by Sean)
would be fine, and those names should be used upstream. But as I said in
the initial report, Ubuntu shouldn't be showing the Apply the following
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Importance: Undecided = Low
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Description changed:
- after reporting a bug one has only the choice to report another bug on the
same package, but no option to report a bug about another package.
+ 1. At
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 7.10, all updates installed
1. Insert a CD containing software packages. (I used an Ubuntu Hardy alpha CD.)
2. When the Software packages volume detected alert appears, try to bring any
other window in front of it.
What should happen: Since the alert has no parent
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-notifier
Ubuntu 7.10, all updates installed
1. Insert a CD containing software packages (such as an Ubuntu Hardy
alpha CD).
The alert that appears is titled Software packages volume detected.
This should be Software Packages Volume Detected.
It
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-notifier
Ubuntu 7.10, all updates installed
1. Insert a CD containing software packages (such as an Ubuntu Hardy alpha CD).
2. Press Enter.
What should happen: The Start package manager button is triggered.
What actually happens: Nothing.
It
** Changed in: example-content (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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** Summary changed:
- oo-cd-cover.odg not updated images
+ Current oo-cd-cover.odg is for Ubuntu 6.06/7.04
** Description changed:
- the images are incorrect since in the 7.10 the cd displays ubuntu 7.04
- on the main and 6.06 on the right and 7.04 on the left writings.
+ Ubuntu 7.10; Ubuntu
Dapper has been released now, so I think it's time to revisit the topic.
(I was just about to report a duplicate of this bug.)
** Changed in: example-content (Ubuntu)
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Hi Arjun, can you be more specific about the problem? Is there a gap
where the buttons should be? Do you see the text Step 1 of 7 at the
bottom left? Attaching a screenshot to this bug report would help.
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no options of FORWARD/BACK/CANCEL throughout the installation process.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
The button at the bottom right of Ubiquity is labelled Forward. This
is moderately obvious, but it would be more obvious if it was
Continue. A verb is better than an adverb.
Similarly, Back would be better as Go Back.
** Affects: ubiquity
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3, with ubiquity updated
1. Go to the Who are you? stage of the installer.
2. In the two password fields, enter different passwords.
3. Tab to the computer name field, and type a name for the computer.
4. Press Enter.
5. Go
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3, with ubiquity updated
In steps 1 and 2 of the installer, the Cancel button is second from
right. In steps 3 to 8, Cancel is third from right, because the Back
button is present. This looks sloppy.
This could be fixed by:
Please, never use the word abort in a user interface. (This is for the
same reason as never using the words kill or execute.) I know it
existed in the alert before this patch, but please, try to eliminate it
rather than repeating it. :-) Also, the patch seems to exchange one
confusion for another:
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3, live CD
1. At the initial menu, choose Language or Keymap.
2. Type por.
What should happen:
* In the Language menu, Português should become selected.
* In the Keymap menu, Portugal should become selected.
What actually happens: English/U.S. English
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 39888 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/39888
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** Summary changed:
- LiveCD: boot screen function key confusion
+ Main menu keys don't work when Help s shown
** Description changed:
- Tested the latest dapper-live. At the boot screen one sees a row of function
keys across the bottom, labeled like F1 Help ... F4 VGA ... F5 Accessibility.
** Description changed:
The CD bootprocess still uses the old SUSE blueish colors when showing the
'Loading Linux Kernel' progress bar:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~bruijn9/temp/Screenshot-QEMU-boot-progress.png
This should be Humanized like this:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gfxboot-theme-ubuntu
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3, live CD
1. At the initial menu, choose Language.
2. Observe the order of the options presented.
The languages are almost, but not quite, in alphabetical order. For
example, Español comes after Esperanto, Suomi
** Description changed:
The CD bootprocess still uses the old SUSE blueish colors when showing the
'Loading Linux Kernel' progress bar:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~bruijn9/temp/Screenshot-QEMU-boot-progress.png
This should be Humanized like this:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 28795 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/28795
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gfxboot progress colors (blueish) should be Humanized.
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Not a duplicate. Bug 145235 is about adding a podcast not being
discoverable. This bug is about the left pane being too narrow to read.
Even if bug 145235 was fixed by making the window larger by default, it
wouldn't necessarily change the default size of the left pane.
** This bug is no longer a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
1. Connect an iPod to the computer.
What happens:
1. The iPod appears on the desktop.
2. Music Player opens with Music selected in the side pane.
What should happen:
1. The iPod appears on the desktop.
2. Music Player
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Hardy alpha 3
1. Connect an iPod.
What happens: Nothing, for about seven seconds. (Then the iPod appears
on the desktop, and Music Player launches.)
What should happen: Within about two seconds, some sort of progress
feedback should appear, for example a progress
Why not use the actual number keys instead? They'd be (apparently)
slightly more reliable, slightly less ambiguous (does F1 mean the F
key then the 1 key?), and free up six characters of space in the menu.
** Summary changed:
- Keyboard issues on CD boot menu
+ F2~F6 keys don't work in CD boot
** Changed in: gfxboot-theme-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: syslinux = gfxboot-theme-ubuntu
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Jérôme, it would have taken less time for you to reproduce the steps I
gave, and see that the bug does indeed still happen, than it did for you
to mark the bug report as Incomplete. If any part of those steps is
unclear, let me know.
** Changed in: gnumeric (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete =
This bug is not relevant in Ubuntu 7.04 and later, because there is no
longer an Applications category in Ubuntu Help. It is still relevant
in Ubuntu 6.06, which is still supported.
** Changed in: abiword (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Binary package hint: yelp
Ubuntu 7.10
1. Open Yelp.
2. Choose Help Report a Problem.
What happens: Apport comes up to report a crash.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Wed Nov 28 00:13:32 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.10
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/yelp
Package: yelp
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10582832/Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10582833/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: ProcStatus.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10582834/ProcStatus.txt
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Target: None = 1.2.4
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