Upstream bug report: https://sourceforge.net/p/maxima/bugs/3972/
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The Ubuntu package is just the Debian packaging instructions executed on
Ubuntu. I still haven't found out how to deviate from that but normally
if the Ubuntu package doesn't work the Debian one doesn't either so it
might not matter.
The packaging instructions can be found in debian/control in
Does the problem happen with wxMaxima, too? If not I would guess
something chokes on two subsequent slashes ("/") in a pathname.
Am 12. Juni 2021 20:11:46 MESZ schrieb Timothy Krause
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>I tried to compile the source code and it's broken too.
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Title:
maxima crash 12.04
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This bug is Ubuntu focal-only and a few weeks ago it didn't happen.
How to reproduce:
- install wx3.0-examples
- go into the aui sample's folder
- compile the sample
- run the sample
- move the tree sidebar out of the main window
- try to move the tree sidebare again.
At
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cppcheck-gui is installable without cppcheck - and this configuration
actually works. But the required file std.cfg is missing in this case
leading to the following error message:
Failed to load the selected library 'std.cfg'.
File not found
=> Perhaps the solution
This user chrome is a real battery saver! Thanks! ...and the throbber in the
mouse pointer still tells me if thunderbird is busy.
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- Updated my thunderbird to the newest Version (Thunderbird 68/Ubuntu)
- Set my "saved messages" folder to an imap one
- turned my Internet connection off
- Pressed Ctrl+S
- The progressbar went forth and back using 100% of one CPU
- Re-enabled my internet. The progressbar still goes haywire using
In 19.10 the problem seems to be gone, too. But I once whilst cleaning
my keyboard got a glimpse on the locked screen => There might be a more
subtle bug, still.
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It starts without the kde-runtime package being installed. But right-
clicking a region in the track list doesn't work if it isn't which
renders the program unusable.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.10
Package: kdenlive 4:19.04.1-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature:
Thunderbird 60.7.0 still shows this problem.
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Thunderbird: high CPU usage from progress bars
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Hope this is the right package and not glibc: Got a bug report for
wxMaxima that Umlaute ("öäüÄÖÜß") aren't treated as ordinary letters
anymore. As wxMaxima uses the isalpha() command in order to see if
something is a letter and since wxMaxima uses utf8 that meant that
@Luca-mg: What your computer sees is the following:
- You attach a device whose USB ID doesn't match any udev rule => the device
is accessible for the root user only.
- then you as the root user start a program that uploads something to the
device.
- the device disconnects and
- a new device
Then the answer is simple: extend the udev file with the usb if of the
scanner without firmware so use will give you write access to this
device, too. Once that is done sane can upload the firmware, the scanner
can identify itself as the model you have bought and you can scan. Seems
like we should
Then perhaps uploading the firmware to the scanner can only be done as root,
for some reason.
Does the output of susb -v change after scanning for the first time?
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If the scanner can be found only by the superuser that might indicate
that an udev rule that allows scanner access for ordinary users is
missing. Or that this udev rule gives scanner access to an user group
you happen not to be part of...
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Then I thank you a lot and set this bug ticket to "invalid" so it can be
found and is not marked as an open bug any more.
** Changed in: shotwell (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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After having a 2nd look I think the feature isn't this major yet => If
someone can decide upon this ticket's priority it perhaps can be set to
"low".
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Shotwell now comes with a faces detection tool in my opinion is a major feature.
In order to enable it after the
meson build
a
cd build& configure -Dface-detection=true&
has to be executed during the build of the package. Currently this step
is missing.
On my machine (Disco/Gnome on Wayland) the problem still happens. But
the fix has changed something because it no more happens all the time
but only for the right suspend reasons.
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On my machine (disco/gnome on Wayland) it also still appears.
But something has changed: a few months ago the screen contents was visible on
each resume. Now it makes a difference if the computer suspended due to a lack
of activity (in this case the computer seems to always only lock the screen.
52.6.0 (64-bit) on Ubuntu 18.04. On both gnome on Xorg and gnome on Wayland the
progress bar uses 100% of one of my CPUs.
I know that if there is no other task a modern CPU tends to be in sleep mode
most of the time (which makes the only task automatically reach 100%). But the
progress bar also
@WaltS48: I guess I found out why this wasn't reproducible: There are 2
progress bars:
* the one that is shown if the percentage of progress is known and
* the one that is shown to indicate that an activity of unknown duration is in
progress.
Only the latter one uses 100% of one CPU.
The
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Please sync wxmaxima 18.10.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)
Changelog entries since current disco version 18.02.0-2:
wxmaxima (18.10.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* A new upstream version that comes with many bugfixes, features and
performance improvements.
Public bug reported:
Just grab a .texi file and do a
texi2dvi
texi2dvi will call pdflatex instead of latex and will therefore create
an pdf, not a dvi file.
Why this is bad?
Every autoconf-based program offers a
make distcheck
target that - if any texinfo documentation is present -
Making the library automatically look for plug-ins in all possible
places they can be found would be a great idea: This would mean that it
doesn't matter if the plug-in expects the library multiarch or not.
If I interpret the 0125-patch correctly it changes the path plugins are
found in instead
This isn't a bug but a major feature of wayland: If you have root rights
you no more get access to the graphical user interface which makes it
harder for a gui application to spy on another application's keyboard
input. The backdraw of this is that every application that needs root
rights for its
I don't believe #1713313 is an actual bug: Giving noone with root access
access to the GUI is part of one of the major features wayland was
created for: Hindering a gui application from spying on the screen or
the keyboard input of another application.
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In my case the network problem also involved gufw being configured to
refuse all inbound connections: avahi's autodiscover requires you to
ope. the ports needed for bonjour.
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The USB3 issue should be resolved in the linux kernel bionic uses, see
the following thread: https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-
usb/msg125193.html
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Bug is upstreamed as https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-
shell/issues/185. But since gnome has switched to gitlab launchpad
doesn't recognize gnome bug tracker URLs any more so I cannot add the
bug URL here.
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Status: Incomplete => New
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Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1920 x 1080, maximum 8192 x 8192
XWAYLAND0 connected 1920x1080+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
300mm x 170mm
1920x1080 59.96*+
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When I was using Xwindows if the system ran out of memory one of the
applications that was running was killed. Now that I am using Wayland
instead the mouse and the keyboard stop responding and using a hotkey in
order to switch to
The problem is that wayland as a security measure *either* gives you
access to the display server *or* to root => the interactive part of
gufw needs to be running with the user account and the small portions
root privilleges are needed for need to be run by policykit. Which is a
good idea - but
@borovaka: That also matches my experience: If you disable everything
that creates previews the gnome-shell's memory usage will grow slower.
But if you only have 4 Gigabytes of memory you still have to reboot your
computer every 2 hours.
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for 32bit and now 4 Gigabytes on 64 bit is too little. Let's hope the
window preview problem gets resolved soon.
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[ath9k] Enable Bluetooth-Wifi coexistence by default (bluetooth audio
and network skip on Wifi activity)
To
> Do you see "Set BT/WLAN RX diversity capability” in dmesg? Your wireless
> chip doesn’t support bt_ant_diversity if you don’t see this message.
Seems like my wireless chip doesn't support it: My dmesg starts with probing
the CPU on starting the kernel but doesn't contain this message.
=> I
I had tried all combinations:
- btcoex_enable=0 and bt_ant_diversity=1 does help a little bit with
bluetooth. But not much
- btcoex_enable=1 and bt_ant_diversity=0 does solve the bluetooth problem for
me
- btcoex_enable=1 and bt_ant_diversity=1 Here I have the feeling that it makes
changing
In my case this configuration results in
- a bluetooth hangs, but only if the WiFi is far away and only about once
every minute. But the connection losses I experienced with btcoex_enable=0
bt_ant_diversity=0 are nearly gone.
- and changing the file in mplayer causes a short audio hang.
With
The user won't probably want to do that:
- The new default reduces the Wifi Speed only while bluetooth is actually
trying to send (which isn't too often if the user isn't currently listening to
Bluetooth audio) and
- If Bluetooth/Wifi coecistence isn't enabled Bluetooth (when trying to send
I'm using the mainline build right now - and I still need to module
parameter in order to have more than 1 minute of bluetooth audio at a
time => We should send this patch.
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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By default BT audio works fine on Ubuntu - if there is no WiFi active:
Both work on the same frequency range, 2 WiFi channel is about 20
Bluetooth Channels wide and every time a WiFi package is sent bluetooth
Seems like the 1st try for my patch is lost including its description =>
I've tried to create a patch that automatically applies all workarounds on
installing libsane1. The only thing I am not sure is the symlinks:
- If we try to link the new directories to the old ones on a system update
Added "Linux" as affected package since the problem is caused by a
kernel default, not by a bug in bluez, see Bug 1746164.
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A2DP Bluetooth
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The corrected version of my patch (finally containing all files).
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A2DP Bluetooth audio skips terribly ["Skipping NNN us (= MMM bytes) in audio
stream"]
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I currently run the newest vanilla kernel using an Acer Aspire S7 with
an Intel chipset. Still my patch is needed on my system.
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attaching
I hope this patch might make things work out-of-the-box on new installs.
I didn't find out how to prevent the link from /usr/lib64/ to
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu to appear on ia32. But hey don't harm.
And I didn't find any good way to handle the case that libsane is
updated when /usr/lib64
A 2nd try for my patch: Actually include the new files.
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By default BT audio works fine on Ubuntu - if there is no WiFi active:
Both work on the same frequency range, 2 WiFi channel is about 20
Bluetooth Channels wide and every time a WiFi package is sent bluetooth
risks a packet loss.
Creating a file named
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Public bug reported:
As a security measure wayland allows programs *either* to connect to the
display *or* to be root: If a program needs root rights to do part of
its work it can use packagekit in order to give this specific portion of
the program root rights.
lightdm-gtk-greeter-settings both
That is right:
- make libsane1's install script execute a few "ln" commands. Or add a
debian/.links
- add a few udev scripts to libsane1's debian directory and a
debian/.install file that places them at the right places in the
filesystem
- and somehow make ubuntu ship the resulting package
The manufacturers won't. And if each manufacturer would try to create
all the symlinks needed in order to make the drivers work on all the
linux distries that tend to be broken in different ways that would
clearly be prone to create conflicts.
But if Ubuntu has broken things by starting to expect
That is the only thing I would ask: We now have found out to make the
package work out-of-the-box. Is there any chance that the maintainer
picks up the changes - which greatly would improve the usability of
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About the Iscan, PNG and JPEG phenomenon: Iscan's png support still
depends on an very old version of libpng. If this library isn't found
support for the PNG format is dropped. I guess, libjpeg has been renamed
(and most probably has changed its interface), as well.
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My hope was that all the bug fixes you have collected make it to the
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Title:
Many 3rd party
You are a genius! My MFC8510 and my Epson WorkForce GT-1500 now work fine...
...now we should forward this info to the sane programmers (perhaps they can
make the program look in both the old and the new locations), to Debian - and
to the manufacturers: Symlinks isn't hard to create in the
I've informed the maintainer of the compiler maxima was compiled with. In the
meantime I can recommend wxMaxima to you (which has its own autocompletion that
isn't affected by this bug) - or to
- uninstall maxima
- install the package maxima-common from
Possible Workaround from the user's side: In my case calling
./configure
as
./configure LDFLAGS=""
allowed me to compile my program.
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On my computer when I try to scan ltrace tells me:
sane_get_devices(0x7ffc84845e50, 0, 0, 0)= 0
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the change from libsane to
That explains why I am not experiencing this even after setting up two
test systems (shame on me: There was no indication that this bug is
about wxMaxima): I am using wxMaxima. Which is a fine graphical
frontend, by the way.
Are you using rmaxima or just a plain maxima?
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Many scanners can no more be used since sane has changed something: The
3rd-party plug-in the vendor provides as .deb package will still
install. But the scanner is no more recognized.
Scanners that are affected are(besides others):
- Epson Perfection V10
- Epson
Ok... ...the new bug report for all devices that are still affected is:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sane-backends/+bug/1728012
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Then one Bug is fixed. Perhaps we should close it and open another one
for all the devices a change in sane has broken.
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the change from
Weird: The autocompletion code of wxMaxima doesn't contain any command
that converts things to uppercase. And it doesn't happen on my computer.
Still it happens fore some users => We'll have to find out what is the
difference between the computers that work and the computers that don't.
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As a 2nd look this is actually 2 bugs:
- renaming the library broke nearly all 3rd party drivers
- some drivers were additionally broken by a upstream change.
Perhaps we should split the bug into two parts: Creating a "libsane"
that does nothing but depend on "libsane1" will fix the 1st of
** Description changed:
Impact
==
- The Debian maintainer renamed libsane to libsane1 "to match with the soname"
apparently to fix a Lintian warning.
+ The Debian maintainer renamed libsane to libsane1-experimental "to match with
the soname". This apparently fixes a Lintian warning.
The same happens here: Cannot install any plug-ins as they depend on
libsane the default way: What I have installed is libsane1
1.0.27-1~experimental2ubuntu2 which isn't named "libsane".
Forcing the install still means that neither my Brother nor my Epson
scanner is detected even with the new
The next question would be if things would now work if libsane1 would contain a
"provides libsane".
Would it be possible for you to install esci-interpreter-gt-f720 ignoring the
missing dependency?
I think the command that does do this would be:
sudo dpkg -i --force-depends
** Description changed:
Impact
==
The Debian maintainer renamed libsane to libsane1 "to match with the soname"
apparently to fix a Lintian warning.
libsane 1.0.25 in zesty includes libsane.so.1.25
libsane1 1.0.27 in artful includes libsane.so.1.27
This appears to be no
In the above I didn't copy-and-paste the additional info that about 100
packages can be autoremoved after removing libsane1 because after
removing all applications that depend on gtk many libraries are unused.
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@dino99: You cannot sqitch the zesty version any more. At least if you
want your computer have a working graphical user interface: lib colord
depends in libsane1 - and colord on libcolord. And gnome on colord:
gunter@Marius:~$ sudo apt-get remove libcolord2
Reading package lists... Done
Building
On my system uninstalling libsane1 uninstalls colord - which uninstalls
gnome - which means that this isn't an option.
Vuescan (costly!) and manually extracting and placing the contents of
the .deb packages with the scanner plug-ins seems to currently work. But
- I still wonder if there is a
Public bug reported:
Please sync wxmaxima 17.10.0-3 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)
Changelog entries since current artful version 16.12.2-3:
wxmaxima (17.10.0-3) unstable; urgency=medium
* debian/control: Instead of dropping the dependency to a specific maxima
I accidentally
Seems like the last update (which might arrive at he local mirror a few
days later) resolves this issue.
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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