I followed the workaround instructions for Compiz, which fixed the
problem, but I have noticed that now when Rhythmbox switches songs and
the Now Playing tooltip pops up, the remote desktop screen flashes-
it's rather annoying.
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** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
notifyOSD ignores the expire timeout parameter
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I just recently (in the past few months) started experiencing what
appears to be the same issue in maverick on both Firefox 4.0.1 AND
3.6.17, and right-clicking did indeed make it work again- otherwise
nothing seemed to. It's very sporadic, but once it does it, it doesn't
seem to work again (until
Same setup here (maverick 64-bit; indicator-applet 0.4.6-0ubuntu1). My
memory usage isn't as extreme as some, but I can't think of any reason
indicator-applet should be using 130 MiB of RAM.
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Yep, it's messed up all right. My patch said:
+ message = NIH_MUST (nih_strdup (NULL, _(Your disk drives are
being checked for errors. This may take some time)));
The final patch says:
message = NIH_MUST (nih_strdup (NULL, _(Checking disk drives
are for errors.
And it looks like I can't reopen this, but it wouldn't make sense to
start a NEW bug...
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Title:
Disk check message is grammatically incorrect
To
Public bug reported:
I've got a practically brand-new AMD Phenom II X4 965 system with a RAID
1 mirror of two SATA-II drives and onboard audio running a clean install
of Maverick.
When I copy a large folder of pictures or something to another folder on
the same array, I get random hiccups in the
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This is INCREDIBLY annoying. maverick AMD64 here (fresh install). #11
fixes it for me temporarily as well. I don't know exactly what triggers
it, but I can confirm as well that it works for a while (it worked
yesterday), then it breaks (today). I never reboot other than kernel
updates.
Is there
Also, browser.urlbar.clickSelectsAll has nothing to do with it.
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The default .bashrc should also have a comment added stating that the
user has to install libnotify-bin, which is not installed by default in
Maverick, to get the notify-send binary; otherwise the pop-up
notification won't work.
Having libnotify-bin in the default install would take care of it
I've been trying to get something usable at least using notify-send as
an external program to trigger, but I'm having trouble getting it to
execute on failure, and I got sick of unplugging a hard drive and then
waiting for the entire array to rebuild. If I can figure out how to get
it working,
Here's a patch with my suggested grammatical fixes (there were a few
other lines with the same sort of issue). Who do I have to beg to get
this merged in?
I didn't end it in a period because none of the other messages are
complete sentences either, but since Plymouth looks so nice and
Also, I agree that disk drives is redundant. It should be one or the
other.
** Changed in: mountall (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Confirmed
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Oops- patch was against 2.14. This is against 2.15.
** Patch removed: suggested patch
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/52416379/mountall.c.patch
** Patch added: suggested patch
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/52416977/mountall.c.patch
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Is this working for anyone who backported a newer Maverick kernel to
Lucid? I'm running 2.6.35-9-generic on Lucid from the kernel mainline
PPA to try to get my sound working with pulseaudio. alsactl still says
it's unknown hardware (but analog output works fine with alsa).
$ uname -r
Question- according to the notification design guidelines
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotificationDesignGuidelines), those of us who
want to use notify-send's timeout option should be using something like
a morphing alert box.
Would it be possible to spit out one of those instead of a NotifyOSD
Same problem here with the same chipset as the original reporter after
upgrade.
Lucid's compiz is at 0.8.4 at present, and this appears to be fixed in
0.8.6. Is there any chance of Lucid going to 0.8.6, or do we all have
to wait until October to get this corrected? I think this is a rather
The first sentence of the design spec for notify-osd clearly says it
should implement the Desktop Notifications Specification.
The first line of the Desktop Notifications Specification says, The
following messages MUST be supported by all implementations. There is
no ambiguity.
notify-osd does
Sebastien- where? Somebody tried to create a brainstorm thread for it,
and if I'm seeing things correctly, it was shut down and nobody can vote
for it. Correct me if I'm wrong- I've never used the brainstorm site.
There's nothing wrong with the notify-send documentation. It's doing its job-
natty amd64
Firefox loads fine for me, but chromium-browser gives the same
segmentation fault attempting to load libmoon. Removing libmoon and
associated plugins fixed it.
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