Hi, this is a problem I first ran into using Gutsy with libmtp7 and a Philips
HDD1630, after upgrading to Intrepid, with libmtp8, I found the same problem is
there (mtp-detect segfaults) .
After a couple of months of banging my head against the wall the first time
around (and a brief period
Hi all,
Not sure this will be entirely helpful (I'm no expert) but this all sounds like
the trouble I ran into during the upgrade (I waited for the official release)
so here's how things went for me:
I was running Intrepid on my desktop, for video I'm using an AMD Firestream
9250 with the fglrx
I'd like to add my voice to the disappointment over the Amarok changes - 1.4
was my favourite player, by a long shot - I have a large music collection and
the tree view (with genre-artist-album sorting) made things very easy -
Rhythmbox, Banshee, etc are very awkward by comparison. I use Gnome
I had this problem as well using 64-bit Ubuntu on a desktop using an
ASUS P5KPL-CM board (Intel GMA3100 integrated graphics). Regarding the
state of affairs on Intrepid, there are no problems if the 'cube
deformation' is set to either cylinder or sphere; 3D windows work fine.
But if you try to
Same thing happens for me - this was giving trouble with Update Manager and
more recently with AdministrationLogin Screen.
For me, if I type in the password and hit enter, the password field vanishes
and the authentication dialog becomes unresponsive.
However, if I type in the password and then
I'm having similar problems with this gamepad since upgrading to 9.10
Beta, in my case with Supertuxkart (much to the annoyance of my
girlfriend...)
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Isn't that what mtpfs does? I had it somewhat working on Jaunty with a
notoriously uncooperative Philips Gogear 1630 (it's a bit of a pain but hey, it
was only $30...) Actually I was somewhat happy to notice that with the update
to libmtp 0.3.7 in Karmic, and some other sort of magic that I
I've noticed this as well - in fact none of the 'balazar' titles are
installable. A not-so-good side effect is that a new user trying out
the new software center interface for the first time gets met with error
messages if they see these games under the Games section and decide that
they want to
I think a problem I noticed today is related to this - I'd like to confirm
before making a new entry:
I've had 9.10 beta running long enough that today it booted with the routine
check of the filesystem.
This takes place while still at the black screen with the fuzzy Ubuntu logo
(which probably
Thanks - that report is exactly what I observed; my searches on google
this morning failed to turn it up!
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Same behaviour occurred for me this morning. It would be nice to have a
graphical dialog similar to the one in 9.04.
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I should add that this game does not display properly in every theme
available on a standard Ubuntu install. In some cases the lines and
borders do not show up; in one theme numbers that are entered are drawn
in white on a white background, in another, numbers in the highlighted
square are not
Yeah, livecd and VirtualBox are both options, but I find that going that
route is fine for testing but doesn't work so well as far as getting my
usual work done. So I upgrade once it hits beta, stick to business as
usual, and report any bugs that come up as I try to carry out my usual
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I think this bug was also responsible for Bug #872207 (aka the most annoying
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Since upgrading I haven't been able to cause the problem described in this bug.
I'll keep testing, since the problem doesn't occur on every workplace switch,
but it usually happens
Hey folks,
Take a look at Bug #896762 and see if that resolves things for you.
It sounds plausible enough and since I've updated I haven't had problems.
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Spoke too soon. :-( Things behaved well last evening, but today I'm
back to the same trouble as before with #872027.
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Title:
Switching
Yeah, it was too good to be true, I guess. Things seemed better for a
few hours but today I'm experiencing the same problems as before.
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Title:
This bug seems to have returned, or else its cousin has arrived on the scene.
See the attached screenshot taken while applying updates today. Note: to make
sure it was not due to a compiz crash that had occurred, and that it wasn't
fixed by the latest updates, I ran apt-get update again,
No problem - I'm sure this was something that I reported automatically
through apport during beta testing; since 11.04 I've stuck with Unity on
my netbook since it fits my workflow a lot better.
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Sorry, just one more screenshot, since this one's my favourite - the
result at the moment of apt-daemon checking for updates in the
background.
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I am also seeing the old legacy notification icon for Empathy, and can find
nowhere in the settings to remove it. Of course, you can get rid of the old
icon by removing empathy from the systray whitelist using dconf-editor. But
for me it's easiest to set that to 'all' because I have a few
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Reporting since this has happened twice now - although it does not
happen every time. Not sure what's going on so I'm filing under Gnome.
At login I will have no sound and the indicator-network icon will
indicate that there is no network adapter installed; however, if I open
So far in testing 11.10 beta this issue doesn't seem to be present - but
it's still a problem on my 11.04 install.
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Adobe flash player is configured on my system to ask before a website sets a
flash cookie, so if a video (eg on youtube) is played, a dialogue box will pop
up asking me whether or not to allow the website to store a cookie on my
machine. However, nothing happens when I
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I'm getting the suspend issue as well, in spite of setting things to don't
suspend - surprisingly, it suspended even while playing music - I'd set a
playlist to listen to while doing some work away from the computer, and had
things come to a halt after 30 minutes. Everything is up to date on
But with the Fedora 15 Live CD you'd be using the open source drivers -
GNOME shell works fine with those, last time I tried. (I had Fedora 15
installed for awhile but had all kinds of pain with broken packages,
system settings, etc.) It's a bit of a hassle to get fglrx drivers
installed on
I assume there was a redesign for the move from Gnome 2 to Gnome 3 - but
it certainly does not seem well thought-out. I suppose the workaround
is to install one of the many other sudoku games available in the Ubuntu
repositories!
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I see. So does that make the official GNOME position editing system
files should be done with nano or similar or system files? why would
a user want to edit a system file?
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Other programs affected by this (or a similar) issue are editors like Kile and
TexMaker for LaTeX. I've noticed this with both programs: maximize the window,
use Ctrl-Alt-Arrows to navigate away (perhaps to look something up) and then
return. The window won't be properly focused, meaning that
I'm no longer running KDE (turns out I like Unity...) and I don't have a
Windows network to deal with any more. But it sounds like this would
solve the printer issue. However there would still the issue of
accessing the so-called M: drive.
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Occasionally when someone tries to video-call me via Google Talk and I answer
using Empathy the chat fails. (This is probably unrelated to the bug and more
to do with Google's chat protocol). I'm filing this against pulseaudio because
once this happens, pulseaudio stops
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As I recall, this was a compiz crash while changing settings in ccsm, during
beta testing of 11.04 - so the crash report was generated automatically by the
system. Right now I'm running 11.10, so apport does not show any crashes when
they occur.
However, compiz is overall more stable. It's
The segfault in ccsm occurs with the current version in 11.10, but I would not
be surprised if it's already fixed in 12.04. I don't have the time at the
moment for alpha testing but once 12.04 hits beta I'll upgrade my home computer
and see if I can reproduce the bug. (I do some work at home so
I have all the i386 libraries from the ppa installed, along with
skype:i386 from the partner repository. (Of course via synaptic; I still
don't like using the Software Centre). I even tried replacing v4l-utils
with the i386 version. I'm running skype with LD_PRELOAD and always
with the same
Juan, did you also replace v4l-utils with the i386 version? I've got the
latest packages from the libv4l ppa installed, and the partner version
of skype and still can't resolve the issue. Is anyone else still having
problems? I tried purging skype and reinstalling, but no luck.
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I'm pretty sure that in 10.10 and earlier, this meant running Ubuntu
with Metacity as the window manager instead of Compiz (i.e. no compiz at
all). I could be wrong though.
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Thane - neither LDXE nor Gnome Shell run compiz, so it's not surprising
that you don't see it there.
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When Firefox is running in Unity,
I get it on a fresh install, although I keep my firefox config files on
a separate /home partition. (I do however delete the existing compiz
config files before installing the new version.)
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No, the issue is that Empathy notifications are now built into the
indicator-applet (the envelope icon), but if you allow 'all' in the system
tray, you get an additional panel icon for Empathy, the legacy icon that
existed prior to Ubuntu's new notification system.
I'm no longer dealing with
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Binary package hint: aptdaemon
Error occurred while applying today's updates - an error message came up
indicating a problem with apt. I foolishly closed the error report
window before
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type 'exceptions.NameError': global name 'trans'
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can't focus Contact List while a conversation window is open
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If I have a conversation window open in Empathy, it is not possible to get the
contact list back in focus - even if I move the contact list to another
workspace. If I try to use Alt-Tab instead of the mouse, the contact list does
not even show up as a selection choice.
I
Correction: this seems to be a Unity bug - similar to how you don't get
proper focus in Firefox if you use the keyboard to change workspaces
instead of choosing the program from the launcher. So, to reproduce you
have to open Empathy and a conversation window, go back to another
workspace (eg to
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This is not so much a bug as a design problem in the latest version of
gnome-sudoku, but it leads to serious playability issues. Since 3x3
squares are relevant to game play, there is typically a darker border
around those squares as compared to the individual squares. The
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Hi Omer,
Things are back up and running after the latest updates. Looking at the
changelog for Unity, I think this was almost certainly a case of Bug #839200 -
now that I think of it, I did resize the dash
The patch wasn't mine! I think it came from upstream and was posted
here by Jonathan. Although, this may all be moot, since in 11.10
testing it looks like both swell-foop and lightsoff have been pulled
from the gnome-games package - in fact they're gone from the
repositories altogether. So
Hi Jeremy,
I've checked that everything is up-to-date, and I'm showing version
3.1.90.1-0ubuntu4 for GNOME Shell. Is there a PPA version I should be using?
In any case, it's still broken for me with the fglrx drivers. Here's a
screenshot:
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I changed the description to reflect the fact that it's actually the
Applicaiton menu for nautilus, although perhaps 'gnome-shell broken with
fglrx' is more to the point. I can get the overview to come up, but
it's very choppy.
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I'll try installing the latest drivers from the AMD website at some
point, although Unity's working just fine for me at the moment so I'm
not too bothered!
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OK, although it's been my experience with Ubuntu up to and including
11.04 that with the open source driver most games with 3D graphics are
unplayable - even something like SuperTuxKart. So I'd rather have
Unity+Games than GNOME Shell with no games, especially since my
preferences lean towards
Thanks for the fix Omer - for me this was really causing problems.
Probably it's not an issue on a clean install, but without whitelisting
everything I was experiencing major loss of functionality: I thought I'd
returned my settings to the defaults, but I kept getting notification
bubbles like
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When opening a text file as super user, using gksu gedit , the
requested file opens, along with a second, untitled document. This is
slightly annoying, since gedit will ask if the untitled document should
be saved once the desired file has been edited and gedit is
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Unity panel appears under gnome shell panel
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Major display issues with Gnome Shell on a clean and updated install of
11.10. I suspect it's due to running ATI graphics with fglrx since I
don't have issues on my netbook. Basically the top panel is completely
garbled and a mess of different colours; at times I can notice
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I applied all the current updates for 11.10 as of 30 minutes ago, which
required a system restart. After restarting, I am unable to start a
unity session. Opening a virtual terminal shows compiz running with
100% CPU. I tried killing compiz and Xorg (compiz required kill
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Maybe. But that bug is a lot older than this problem. With updates
current as of last night Unity+Compiz ran with no problems (well, no
major ones, anyway). The issue only occurred after applying updates this
morning. I could look at the history to see if there's an obvious
culprit, although
I've managed to figure out that it's in fact not the Unity panel, but
the menu bar for Nautilus that's hiding under the Gnome panel. (This
became obvious in instances where either the Gnome shell or the Unity
shell failed to load, and I was left with just an empty desktop and the
menu bar.)
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Omer: with the latest updates my account still will not work, but with a
different account I am indeed able to log in. So, presumably there is some
setting I've customised to create the problem, but I've no idea what it might
be (or why the problem only occurred after Friday's updates). On my
OK, Gnome Shell starts, but crashes the second I try to do anything. Gnome
Classic (with effects) immediately reverts to fallback mode. I run a couple of
screenlets; I disabled these in case that was the culprit. (That turned out to
be slightly tricky, since 'Startup Applications' has been
Well, as a 'workaround' there is always the native 64-bit flash player,
which is now in beta. There is the sevenmachines ppa, or the flash-aid
plugin for firefox. (I only recently heard about flash-aid, which does
some sort of optimisation that has some embedded videos working that
didn't work
I've been using the default configuration in a VirtualBox install; it
hasn't become completely unreadable for me, but I'm getting colours so
bright that it's painful on the eyes. Screenshot with bright orange
attached; I've also had fluorescent yellow. As long as it looks like
this I'm not going
Omer - you're right, it's fixed now. Or at least, it looks a lot better
- basic transparency and not crazy colours.
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Title:
Dash is way too
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I recently upgraded to 11.10 on my eeePC netbook. In 11.04 I had used
dconf-editor to whitelist all programs for the notification area (I
still preferred the old notification icon method for updates, and I
wasn't getting bug reports without enabling the notification icon for
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This is still a problem in 11.10 - I've upgraded my netbook to Oneiric
Alpha 3. I have this problem on both my desktop (64 bit, AMD graphics)
and netbook (32 bit, Intel graphics). I notice the bug with Firefox
most often but it's probably more correct to classify this as a Unity
bug - there is
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Yeah, that looks exactly like the problem I'm having. I guess my google
skills need further practice. I'll mark it as duplicate.
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The indicators
Same problem here. In my case, I still had the old setup for update-
notifier where an icon appears when updates are available, because I
preferred that behaviour to having the window pop up. As far as I can
tell, choosing this behaviour also causes crash reports to appear in the
systray; one of
Hi Martin,
Immediate feedback is: huge improvement! The game is now playable. I don't
have time to do a full test now but first impressions are good, and I'll add
further comments once I get a chance to test further. FWIW, I think it's great
that I can post a design complaint about a
It's been fixed in the latest version - follow Martin's instructions in
#5 and you'll be up and running. (Just enable oneiric-proposed, reload,
and update.) The borders are now there. The interface for entering
notes is not as nice as it used to be (it no longer fits in the square)
but it works
That's interesting. What exactly do the Ubuntu modifications do anyway
- is it just appearance-related?
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Context menus don't work
This has been a problem since Natty. I reported it in Bug #796897 which has
just been marked as a duplicate of this one. As mentioned above it's some kind
of issue with how compiz is giving focus to windows. (Some things are better in
Oneiric - for example, in Natty I used to have the problem
Mark (et al),
I'd like to make a suggestion that I think would mitigate a certain fraction of
the complaints, and requires no new code, which is simply an info page that's
linked prominently on the Ubuntu website (perhaps on the downloads page).
Let me explain: I've been reading the 'Unity MEGA
Initially the problem for me was that the 'show an alert' button wasn't
checked. (Because previously a separate add-on was providing Ubuntu
notification.) Things worked all right for a bit, but now I don't always
get the notification bubble, even though the button is still checked.
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Hi Bryce,
I stopped trying to use gnome shell not long after reporting the bug; partly
because it just wasn't working, but mostly because I've been happy with Unity
and haven't felt the urge to play with other desktops lately.
However, there are plenty of comments from people other than myself,
Problem solved in my case: I kept the settings for Thunderbird from my 11.04
install, and just noticed that the old add-on to provide notifications via
Ubuntu's notification system (which has been superseded in 11.10) was not
disabled.
Disabling 'Messaging Menu and Unity Launcher Integration
This isn't strictly a Cheese bug as I have the same problems using the
google talk plugin in firefox: black and white image with red artifacts
off to the side. However, I just installed Cheese and noted the same
problems occur there as well. I'm using a Logitech Quick Cam.
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No programming needed. Open up the Update Manager, and click on the
Settings... button bottom left; this opens up the Software Sources
window. Click on the Updates tab, and then check off the box next to
where it says Pre-released updates (oneiric-proposed). Close the
software sources window,
Andries:
For the suggestions you're asking for it's more appropriate to use either the
Ubuntu forums (ubuntuforums.org) or Ask Ubuntu (askubuntu.com) - Launchpad is
more for reporting bug info to the developers.
You won't be the first person with questions about things like disk layout, so
I should add that this remains a problem in the latest version of Unity in
11.10. The general bug summary is the following:
1. There are never problems if the Unity launcher is used to select a window -
this always results in proper window focus.
2. To reproduce the bug (it doesn't happen 100%
Yeah, I've made use of that already. What I mostly have in mind is
being able to edit things the same way I can edit the main menu in
Ubuntu Classic, and the ability to organise things into subcategories
when there are a lot of programs in one of the pre-defined categories.
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Meaning that by Saturday, things may have changed? (Or is that a Rebecca Black
reference?)
I used Unity in the netbook edition for 10.10 but I'm still trying to figure
out the new features in 11.04. How are favourite apps added/accessed? I know
the applications lens has a frequently used
Ahh, I see now that 'favourite' refers to any program with an icon on
the launcher. I have no problem there. Thunderbird was already on my
Unity launcher in 10.10 (netbook edition) and persisted after the
upgrade. Naturally, this is how I choose to launch the program, but it
would still be nice
See bug #626016 - there's a patch available; it fixes both lightsoff and
swell-foop. Just follow the instructions in #12 - it takes about a
minute to get up and running. (And for what it's worth, it was only
fixed for Natty today.)
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When I click on the indicator applet for sound controls, nothing
happens. The same is true for the network indicator and the weather
indicator. Sometimes the chat/mail indicator does not respond either.
However, the clock, me-menu and
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I haven't seen a crash in a long time, so I'll have to assume it's
fixed!
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As of right now it's working properly - when I open the dash I see the
Thunderbird logo under check email, and Thunderbird opens as expected.
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sean@sean-desktop:~$ ps uxe | grep [u]buntuone-client
sean 5101 1.9 2.9 324392 61260 ?Sl 19:20 0:02
/usr/bin/python /usr/lib/ubuntuone-client/ubuntuone-syncdaemon SHELL=/bin/bash
DBUS_STARTER_ADDRESS=unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-feNHhYSCve,guid=5cdca7796305efa06f0854ba8b86
You used to be able to control which windows/panels (if any) had shadows
in the Window Decorations section of CCSM. Is the Unity panel now
outside of the control of the shadow settings accessible there? On
older versions I think putting any -dock got rid of panel shadows; I
see now that that's
Arghh... I upgraded my netbook to 11.04 beta1 over the weekend and both
programs simply segfault... I guess I'll check to see if there's a
report open yet for 11.04.
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I recently upgraded to the 11.04 beta on my eeePC 1005HA netbook; I decided to
try the games swell-foop and lightsoff since these were inoperable in 10.10
until very recently (the programs ran but did nothing). A fix was released -
the
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I'm running 11.04 Beta1, upgraded from 10.10 netbook edition. I have
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the Preferred Applications dialog in the Control Center, I could choose
between Evolution
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