Looks like I spoke too soon...
After a fresh reboot, blender is again exhibiting the same issues
reported in this bug. I've attached a screenshot which shows:
- The menu is offset from the application window.
- Similar to other attachments on this bug report, the bottom half of the
drawing
I just updated to the latest available versions of the following
packages, and both windowed-mode and full-screen mode in Blender seem to
work fine.
compiz-plugins
compiz-kde
compiz-gnome
compiz-wrapper
compiz
compiz-core
The Version number of the above packages is: 1:0.8.2-0ubuntu8.1
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I am still experiencing the issues reported here with Blender after an
upgrade to kernel 2.6.30.
To upgrade the kernel, I have followed the Optimal configuration
instructions at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
System Notes:
- Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile
This issue was resolved for me on Kubuntu Intrepid 8.10 on AOpen MP965, Intel
x64
platform. I am going to test Jaunty x64 today.
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Microphone input doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/99305
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Here is a strange workaround I found. Perhaps this information can help
in debugging the root cause of this issue.
It seems that for Compiz to render the logout dialog window decoration
correctly, the out-of-the-box effects must be enabled. But the new
font must be set *after* this has been
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdeplasma-addons
Lancelot does not use anti-aliased fonts after anti-aliasing has been
enabled from System Settings | Fonts...
(1)
From System Settings...
Select Fonts
For Use anti-aliasing, select Enabled
Click Configure button and make selections.
I am experiencing this issue with a fresh install of Kubuntu 9.04, 64 bit.
Only the default user (with sudo privileges) created during the install can
change the KDM face icon for him/her self.
In the Login Manager, setting User Image Source to User, System or System,
User does not work.
The
** Attachment added: Screen shot of shutdown dialog showing sides and corners
missing.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26108111/Shutdown%20Screen.png
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Shutdown / Logout Dialog has missing sides and corners using Compiz
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/368987
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Kubuntu 9.04 x64 with Compiz installed...
- The right side of the shutdown / logout dialog is missing.
- The top left corner of the shutdown / logout dialog is missing.
- The bottom left corner of the shutdown / logout dialog is missing.
A screen shot is attached, showing
Update:
I had set the system font to Liberation Sans 9.
I tried reverting to the default font DeJaVu Sans, and the problem went away.
Looks like the size of the shutdown / login dialog boxes are dependant
on the font being used.
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Public bug reported:
Changing User Information results in an error, but the user information
does get changed.
Release:
Kubuntu KDE 4, 2.6.27-9-generic, x86_64
Package / Version / Architecture:
systemsettings / 4:4.1.2-0ubuntu13 / Amd64
Action:
(1) Click on K | System Settings |
This bug is still present in Java SE 6 Update 10 RC on x64. (I tested
with jdk-6u10-rc-bin-b28-linux-amd64-21_jul_2008.bin).
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compiz java windows always grey
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I was mistaken... like the app. I tested with has an internal jvm so it
ignored my environment settings. I did test Java SE 6 Update 10 RC on
x64 with NetBeans 6.5M1, and the issue seems to have been resolved. I
will post back if I find otherwise.
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compiz java windows always grey
I installed alpha3 on an AMD x64 machine.
I selected all available channels, and made sure all volume levels were maximum
and that nothing was muted.
I tested the front mic with gnome sound recorder and was able to hear a
playback of my recording.
This is very promising. However, I had
Firefox 3.0.1 has fixed the print selection issue. Thank You!
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I am still experiencing this issue with Hardy 8.04. If I am able, I
will check Alpha2 and attach debug info.
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Microphone input doesn't work
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Bug # 196711 provided a solution. (I'll let someone else decide if this
bug is a duplicate of 196711, since the original author opened this bug
specifically for non-laptop PCs).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
mouse/+bug/196711
In /etc/X11/xorg.conf, make the
I am also experiencing this with problem fresh installs of Hardy on two
different x64 machines.
Here is my xorg.conf...
Section InputDevice
Identifier Configured Mouse
Driver mouse
Option CorePointer
EndSection
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Mouse unable to single click
_dan_'s suggestion above does not resolve the problem for me.
Also, I forgot to mention that both machines are desktops: one machine
is an AMD x64 and the other machine is an Intel x64. I did not have
this issue using Gusty.
In addition to single-clicks being interpreted as double-clicks, the
I installed Hardy (Kubuntu KDE 3) on three machines:
- 64 Bit Intel with on-chip graphics
- 64 Bit AMD with ATI graphics card using fglrx driver
- 32 Bit AMD with ATI graphics card using fglrx driver
These were fresh installs.
The XDM_AUTH_MASK fix seems to help some what, but there seems to be
The crash still happens. Trace is attached.
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I am experiencing this problem in Hardy. The systemsettings | Appearance option
creates a local ~/.fonts.conf file. The settings in this file do not correspond
to the options I select when I execute:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config --force
Select:
Font tuning method for
I am experiencing this problem in Hardy. The systemsettings | Appearance
option creates a local ~/.fonts.conf file. The settings in this file do not
correspond to the options I select when I execute:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config --force
Select:
Font tuning method for
Print selection does not work in Firefox 3 beta on Kubuntu Hardy (KDE 3).
The printer produces a blank page.
I did tested the print selection feature in Kate, ant it works fine.
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Interestingly, a similar bug was opened in 2006: Bug #38915
These bugs may be related, since people are also adding recent reports to that
bug.
As a workaround, a suggestion posted in Bug #38915 seems to work for me:
In the [X-:*-Core] section of /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc add the following line:
Would someone suggest a way to capture debug output or log info. for a
problem like this?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221145
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This issue seems to have been resolved in Hardy 8.04.
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Status: New = Fix Released
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monitors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/189119
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The XDM_AUTH_MASK solution does not work for me (AMD64, Kubuntu Hardy x64
KDE3, ATI Radeon X1650 Pro using fglrx driver). I also have Compiz enabled.
I usually get a blank screen when I try to logout. Shutdown or restart
are fine. Sometimes, if logout is successful, I will experience a
I am experiencing the same problem with the 8.04 Release version of
Hardy (KDE 3, x64). I do not experience this problem at initial boot
up, but rather when I have logged out and am attempting log back in.
I am also using the fglrx driver for the ATI Radeon X1650 Pro.
I think this is a
** Description changed:
Note: I initally reported this issue in Bug 151311, but it looks like
this might be a different issue, although the symptoms are similar: the
KDM login screen has unusually large fonts, and the XSession has
unusually large fonts. The difference here is that I
Public bug reported:
Note: I initally reported this issue in Bug 151311, but it looks like
this might be a different issue, although the symptoms are similar: the
KDM login screen has unusually large fonts, and the XSession has
unusually large fonts. The difference here is that I also noticed
Experiencing same problem with Kubuntu Gusty on AOpen MP965, Intel x64
platform. Unable to record audio from the mic. (Ubuntu hardware
database entry : 1066f073a4b1c56bc959c0edafbda24f).
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Microphone not working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/80531
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Experiencing same problem with Kubuntu Gusty on AOpen MP965, Intel x64
platform. Unable to record audio from the mic. (Ubuntu hardware
database entry : 1066f073a4b1c56bc959c0edafbda24f).
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Microphone input doesn't work
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Experiencing same problem with Kubuntu Gusty on AOpen MP965, Intel x64
platform. Unable to record audio from the mic. (Ubuntu hardware
database entry : 1066f073a4b1c56bc959c0edafbda24f). Is the above
backport solution available for x64 architecture?
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[xps1330] microphone built-in doesn't
Jacques-Louis KREISS,
At the command line, please run:
$ xrandr
Please paste the output here.
(I tried Hardy Alpha 3 very briefly, and the login screen resolution was
not overly large as it was with Gusty. Unfortunately, I did not check
to see if the login screen resolution was
Paul,
Thanks for your suggestion. Perhaps I will try Alpha 3.
Thanks,
PJ Singh
On Jan 10, 2008 12:52 PM, Paul Dufresne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PJSingh5000, this previous comment seems to be an other bug to me.
I suggest you open a new bug and that you copy the bug number here in a
new
Thanks for the clarification, Tormod's.
Add the following line to the Device section of xorg.conf:
Option Monitor-LVDS Monitor Identifier
Then add the following line to the Monitor section of xorg.conf:
DisplaySize WIDTH in mm HEIGHT in mm
Replace the ... with your own values.
Here is
I think The X Resize and Rotate Extension (RandR) is getting confused
between multiple monitors, when the chipset is dual-head capable, and
multiple monitors are not present. Here is an xorg.conf solution/work-
around that is working very well for me so far. This also fixes the
font size and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 151311 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151311
Since this bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 151311, see if my
solution/work-around for 151311 helps. Note that if you are using a
laptop screen, and xrandr reports other connected monitors, you
I am having a similar problem on Kubuntu Gusty 64 using an integrated
Intel GM965 chipset.
(Note that I have run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, setting the
driver to intel, and the display resolution to 1680x1050 to match my
hardware).
When I boot up (start my machine from a power-off
Anespor's suggestion works well. Add the following two lines to the
Monitor section of xorg.conf:
DisplaySize WIDTH in mm HEIGHT in mm
Option Monitor-LVDS Monitor Identifier
# Replace the ... with your own values
Here is the full Monitor section from my
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The problem is intermittent.
Right click on /etc/pam.d/common-password using Konqueror. Select
Actions|Edit as Root. After some time, error dialog appears: There was
an error setting up inter-process communications for KDE. The message
returned by the
This problem occurs quite often, especially if I try to perform tasks
that require root privileges, one after the other, without giving a few
seconds of time in between. I am running a fully updated version of
Feisty, 64 Bit.
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One other note: I don't always get the error dialog. Sometimes the
application just simply fails to start.
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The problem is intermittent.
Right click on /etc/pam.d/common-password using Konqueror. Select
Actions|Edit as Root. After some time, error dialog appears: There was
an error setting up inter-process communications for KDE. The message
returned by the system was: Could
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdelibs
Tried to open Adept, but Adept crashed and did not open.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: amd64
Date: Wed Mar 7 20:57:03 2007
Disassembly: 0x2b0870810cc6:
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/kdeinit
Package: kdelibs4c2a
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/6672160/Dependencies.txt
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