I've got the same problem here as well. My Backtrace looked pretty
similar. Didn't react fast eneough and closed it too soon.
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The Dashboard in KDE4 takes quite a long time to show, after I press the
hotkey (ctrl + F12) for the dashboard. I have a few Widgets on the
Dashboard, namely:
New Devices Notification
logout widget
I am using the new Hardy Heron release direct after install, with a new
How do I find that out? Or do you mean the KDE4 visual effects? These
are not activated, just default KDE4 installation.
Oh and I have a nVidia Corporation Quadro FX 570M (from lspci)
Further I have the nvidia restricted driver installed
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Dashboard takes a long time to show, when pressing
Well, it takes good 10 seconds for me. But I'll try and see how it is
with the desktop effects on
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Dashboard takes a long time to show, when pressing hotkey (ctrl + F12)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221916
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The dashboard does show up quicker, but I still don't like the overall
response time from KDE4 when I activate the desktop effects, it is
slower, and I suppose there is another bug to add: Firefox doesn't even
show anymore... =((
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Dashboard takes a long time to show, when pressing hotkey (ctrl
I'm using a nVidia Corporation Quadro FX 570M at 1920x1600 on my
Thinkpad T61p.
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Dashboard takes a long time to show, when pressing hotkey (ctrl + F12)
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Well, I haven't used a dapper in ages, and Hardy is working like a
charm... Had problems with missing python libraries, but someone fixed
them. Thanks for those guys...
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I have a similar issue, it happens everytime I tell KNetworkManager to
connect to a access point in the list of found wireless access points.
I'm using Ubuntu Hardy with all updates as of March 19 2008
KNetworkManager just dies with the following in the console:
knetworkmanager: symbol lookup
Setting the soft link only works to start the application, but when
trying to print the application immediately crashes.
Recompiling from the source solved the problem
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photoprint is missing libgutenprint.so.2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/260849
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
gnome-power-manager:
Installed: 2.24.0-0ubuntu8
Candidate: 2.24.0-0ubuntu8
Version table:
*** 2.24.0-0ubuntu8 0
500 http://ch.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid/main Packages
I've seen this same problem with my card readers. I now have a built in
card read in my system and I have to be very careful not to use the
safely remove function because, well, i can't just unplug and plug in
the card reader as it is internally cabled...
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I finally found out what the problem is. gnome-screensave wasn't
installed.
Sorry for wasting your time, but still, how can this even happen? I just
did an aptitude dist-upgrade and I saw that gnome-screensave was
reccommended, but not installed.
I guess this won't happen on a new installation
This is a weird message, as I am on a desktop computer and I have this
message in all password fields. My Numlock key must be on.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/841541
Title:
num
Hello. On Maverick ifconfig returns inet addr with two 'd's and on a
different machine with lucid I also see 'inet addr'. Thus this patch is
a regression for me as the sysmonitor does not show the ip anymore.
Kind regards
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On the libvirt documentation
(https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/libvirt.html) page, in the
libvirt-install section, the following problems arise:
1) -r 256 specifies the memory usage, but does not give the units, which is
I have the same problem (same stacktrace) with the current installation
of karmic ony my amd64 system. Installing the deb package as suggested
by Onestone solved the issue, yet after an upgrade the package is
updated to latest again.
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I have the same problem and I did just install the newest version of
eclipse from the repositories. I also have the same problem with the
downloaded version from the eclipse website.
I can't find any error in the workspace error log.
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New Project click on Next doesnt do anything
I have a similar problem. Eclipse just somehow doesn't accept mouse
clicks, using the tab key and then enter activates the button without
problems.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/444948
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I have a similar problem. I can't even run aptitude update without the
driver failing.
If I switch off rx and tx with ethtool, then the everything works
flawlessly, even with heavy loads.
I didn't use to have this problem with Jaunty.
ei...@eitchpad:~$ dpkg -s linux-generic | grep -E -e
Hi, I don't use karmic anymore, but in Jaunty the problem is solved as
far as I can see.
When I press the power button while the screen is locked the the
password prompt is also shown.
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power button should be ignored if screen is locked
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/307379
You
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1051447
The weird thing is, that on my machine i am logged out, right after i
log in at a terminal. I can log in to Unity, but when i open a terminal
that is immediately closed as well. It is not simply happening
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1051447 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1051447
Oh boy, I'm an idiot. The reason was because my user had the shell
/bin/false...
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I have also tried to see if this issue arises on PopOS, which it does in
the versions after the last LTS. The current PopOS LTS does not have the
issue.
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I don't see how this can be in the Java stack, if it works on LTS but
doesn't on later releases. Also, using the "dbus-launch" command solves
the issue. I have not been able to make a smaller release yet.
I have read of other people with a similar issue:
I have tried to create a small application with this issue, but after
some updates, i can't seem to be able to reproduce the issue anymore. I
suppose this issue can be closed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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I have a weird issue where an old app of mine which is written in
Eclipse RCP using SWT. It is an older Eclipse 3.x version.
I am running uptodate Ubuntu 19.10, on Ubuntu 18.4 LTS everything works
fine.
When i start the app after compiling it using the latest Eclipse
@DanglingPointer
Could you write down your way of building the kernel? I've been using
mainline debs, but i would like to profit from the optimizations by
building from source. Thanks a lot!
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