No solutions? Really waiting on this.
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Kzin, Have the same issue as you. Working with EEEPC 1002HA internal
bluetooth, Microsoft 5000 mouse and Motorola S9-HD headset. A2DP works
great if I don't use the mouse, the second I wiggle the mouse, audio
starts skipping, get the same messages about skipping in the syslog.
Have Dual Boot and
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worked fine until today, tried deleting and recreating the account,
verified the password, still no luck. telnet talk.google.com on port
5222 gets a response (no outgoing firewall issue). Gtalk in gmail and
Google Plus websites working and connecting without a problem.
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empathy can't connect to gtalk network error
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Has been working for the past 2 days. Guessing it was a fluke on google servers.
Resolved.
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empathy can't connect to gtalk network error
Here it is...sorry was out for a few. this is how the monitors.xml file
is after I apply the workaround (after I switch the resolution, enable
compiz, disable built-in lcd) does it change when I do this? Do you need
a copy of this file when it is at the default setting?
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The bug isn't in compiz or any of the other programs it just affects them.
The bug is that the Monitors Applet doesn't keep any settings.
If I choose to turn off a monitor in the applet and then lock the screen, this
setting is lost. If I choose to change the resolution or the configuration (if
Found a solution for myself using the following script in
/etc/X11/Xsession.d/45custom_xrandr_settings:
Code:
EXTERNAL_OUTPUT=VGA1
INTERNAL_OUTPUT=LVDS1
xrandr |grep $EXTERNAL_OUTPUT | grep connected
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
xrandr --output $INTERNAL_OUTPUT --off --output $EXTERNAL_OUTPUT
using kernel 2.6.33-02063302-generic
Problem persists. How to reproduce: Disable the LVDS screen in
gnome-display-properties, lock the screen (Ctrl+Alt+L), LVDS turns back on.
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Nope, the problem isn't how the screen is detected or the resolutions. Both
screens work fine and I am able to workaround the issue and get compiz to work
on individual screens and even on both together.
The bug described is that the configuration for the external monitor is not
saved. The
Also have the same bug in Karmic. Can't seem to get the TS-client applet on the
panel:
The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_TSClientApplet
Any help would be appreciated.
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Confirmed. Here is my output:
pdfedit: xrefwriter.cc:733: size_t
pdfobjects::XRefWriter::getRevisionSize(unsigned int, bool) const: Assertion
`revStartprevEnd' failed.
Aborted
The file I open is:
http://rmrapartments.com/RMR-Application.pdf
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Those interested, I posted a workaround on my bug report. I will post here so
you can work in the meantime!
using the following script in /etc/X11/Xsession.d/45custom_xrandr_settings:
Code:
EXTERNAL_OUTPUT=VGA1
INTERNAL_OUTPUT=LVDS1
xrandr |grep $EXTERNAL_OUTPUT | grep connected
if [ $? -eq
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I am running Ubuntu 10.04 on an eee-pc 1002HA.
In Jaunty I would connect an external screen and turn off the built in screen.
Once I did this the config was saved and everytime I connected the external
screen, my built in would
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Also the default resolutions:
External screen 1280x1024
built in screen 1024x600
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I have a Lenovo X1 Carbon with an external screen connected to a Mini DP to VGA
adapter. External screen works fine until the display goes to sleep for
inactivity (just the display goes to sleep, not the laptop).
When I return to the laptop, the built in screen wakes but
file was in /sys/module/drm/parameters/debug (instead of modules).
Attached is dmesg
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Issue is definitely related to DPMS. Disabling DPMS altogether prevents the
screen from turning off completely in turn preventing it from failing to turn
back on. Screen still blanks when I lock the screen but backlight remains on
and the screen doesn't go to power saving mode.
I have updated
Still present after updating to 13.10
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[dp] External Screen doesn't wake up from sleep
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Here is dmesg in 13.10:
[ cut here ]
[ 6803.837811] WARNING: CPU: 1 PID: 1251 at
/build/buildd/linux-3.11.0/drivers/gpu/drm/i915/intel_dp.c:2211
intel_dp_link_down+0x1b2/0x1e0 [i915]()
[ 6803.837816] Modules linked in: snd_seq_dummy(F) hid_generic hidp usbhid hid
Also have this problem running Ubuntu 13.10 kernel 3.11.0-12-generic on Lenovo
X1 Carbon and Microsoft BT mouse 5000. Never had an issue before with this
hardware.
Also noticed, when resuming from suspend and opening the bluetooth dialog, I
tried to turn bluetooth off and on again. The dialog
@Hans, any way to apply the patch without waiting for kernel 3.12 or
compiling the entire kernel?
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Bluetooth subsystem dies after suspend
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I have a Lenovo X1 Carbon with an external screen connected to a Mini DP to
VGA adapter. External screen works fine until the display goes to sleep for
inactivity (just the display goes to sleep, not the
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Bios Updated to 2.61 issue still exists. I was on a 3.12 upstream kernel
and the issue persists.
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Please ignore, I actually am using a different laptop now and don't have
this problem anymore. Bug can be closed.
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I am running Ubuntu 10.04 on an eee-pc 1002HA.
In Jaunty I would connect an external screen and turn off the built in
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Just purchased a Startech.com mini dp to DVI adapter and the issue does not
occur.
It seems that the issue is confined to the mini dp to VGA adapter. If anyone is
looking to purchase one of these the Cirago active mini dp to VGA has issues
on Ubuntu when the screen goes to DPMS.
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GnuCash Version 3.8 installed with upgrade to 20.04. Once installed online
banking appears to cause gnucash to crash.
To troubleshoot I completely deleted the aqbanking folder in my home directory
to start fresh. Started the Online banking setup wizard, created a user, once
Seems odd that they would release gnucash 3.8 which is not compatible
with previous aqbanking and aqbanking6 is at a state where ofx
directconnect is not working or even tested. Is there any way to
downgrade just gnucash and aqbanking without having to downgrade the
entire distro?
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OK, so just installed gnucash 3.10 using flatpak and it works without
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gnucash 3.8 or maybe just the ubuntu package
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I have the 6th gen x1 carbon as well and am pretty sure it is the 0090 you
referenced, I will try that later today.
I think the issue the original poster was stating is a new dependency that does
not allow us to have just the package we need for open-fprintd.
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My badthe referenced package does not apply to the reader on Thinkpad X1
carbon 6th gen.
The hardware can be seen by running lsusb:
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 06cb:009a Synaptics, Inc. Metallica MIS Touch
Fingerprint Reader
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I was able to get it back up and running.
First, make sure that you re-enable the repositories and sources for
open-fprintd(groovy for now as there is no package for hirsuite).
Then use apt to install open-fprintd, fprintd-clients and python3-validity.
This should remove fprintd and
This is happening to me as well, see the bug report here:
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/issues/7449
It appears to be an issue with any RD Gateway and related to OpenSSL 3
I tried the Flatpak method suggested and that works for me using the command
line but would really like to be able
The issue with connecting with gateway has been fixed for me with the
release of freerdp2-wayland and freerdp2-x11 version
2.6.1+dfsg1-3ubuntu1
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Remmina was working until I upgraded from Ubuntu 23.10 to 24.04.
I have tried the next PPA of remmina as well and have the same issue.
I am able to connect without issue using the xfreerdp command line and an .rdp
file
I have tried "reimporting" the .rdp file to remmina as
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