Avidemux crashes for me too. Here is how to reproduce the trouble:
I Load a *.VOB file generated with a conventional digital video camera, which
is stored under a secondary hard drive within the VIDEO_TS folder. I set the
'A' and 'B' marks in order to export a cropped portion to any format, such
I mean that when a pop-up dialog box is raised in order for the user to
type in a password, nothing will be written (not even asterisks or black
fat dots) within the text field even when the pop-up has got the focus
and the user is striking the keyboard, which works all right elsewhere.
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I will describe my sympthoms:
Fresh install of KUbuntu 10.10.
I log in and get connected to a WiFi connection. I run the rekonq new embedded
web browser and it offers details about some packages to be
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I will describe my sympthoms:
Fresh install of KUbuntu 10.10.
I log in and get connected to a WiFi connection. I run the rekonq new embedded
web browser and it offers details about some packages to be
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I will describe my sympthoms:
Fresh install of KUbuntu 10.10.
I log in and get connected to a WiFi connection. I run the rekonq new embedded
web browser and it offers details about some packages to be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kpackagekit
I will describe my sympthoms:
Fresh install of KUbuntu 10.10.
I log in and get connected to a WiFi connection. I run the rekonq new embedded
web browser and it offers details about some packages to be installed (flash
player, etcetera). I
When referring to the patch above I meant this one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kpackagekit/+bug/578605
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I will describe my sympthoms:
Fresh install of KUbuntu 10.10.
I log in and get connected to a WiFi connection.
The bit of being unable to update software has been SOLVED using this page:
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-621698.html
The solution involved backing up the directory /var/lib/apt/lists/ then
deleting everything inside it (except for the backup, obviously) and then
running apt-get
The bit of being unable to update software has been SOLVED using this page:
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-621698.html
The solution involved backing up the directory /var/lib/apt/lists/ then
deleting everything inside it (except for the backup, obviously) and then
running apt-get
I haven't observed it in KUbuntu 10.04, but that can not completely rule
the problem out.
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Title:
Endless windows open at the KDE taskbar in
Public bug reported:
With no apparent cause, when booting from time to time one gets a bunch of blue
pixels on top of a black background before arriving to the KDE login screen in
Ubuntu Lucid Lynx. Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to restart the k graphical manager has no
effect, even when it was
Public bug reported:
Endless windows open at the KDE taskbar in Lucid Lynx, forcing restart:
In different circumstances, describe below, endless application windows open in
the KDE taskbar in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx with KDE. The application which is being
opened in an infinite loop seems to be a
I hereby report a similar problem happening in Lucid Lynx (KUbuntu 10.04
64bits, fresh install)
I left some files on a panel at the first desktop. They are links to webpages
in Chromiun. When I double click one of those, I get and endless stream of
Konqueror window popups cluttering my task
I have this same problem in combination with the following:
If I change the theme of the login screen, kubuntu will not get to it, but will
freeze instead at the kubuntu logo.
When I try to logout, restart or shytdown from the K Menu, the system does
nothing.
When I type sudo shutdown now or
I have this problem in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 on KDE.
It is a fresh install with some added packages and non-free drivers for an
Nvidia card.
When clicking shutdown on the K menu, nothing happens. I must resort to console
and shutdown there or push the CPU poweroff button.
And as well, the
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Same problem here:
I installed a vanila Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 and updated everything using
apt-get.
Then I installed KDE and up to this point, everything works normal.
Then I downloaded a couple of login
(Comes from bug #571567):
Same problem here:
I installed a vanila Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 and updated everything using
apt-get.
Then I installed KDE and up to this point, everything works normal.
Then I downloaded a couple of login screen themes and switched my default theme
with one of those.
I can confirm this bug on KUbuntu Intrepid Ibex with nvidia 180 driver
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Sorry, but bug13830 does not seem like a duplicate for this one. It goes
about Nvidia drivers not loading.
I got the same effect. Some days ago I had some trouble with the cdrom not
automounting on Kubuntu
I will tell the problems that I am finding with Firefox upon upgrading
to Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex. My system is kubuntu 8.10 with all the updates
for 2008 applied, Nvidia GF6600 with driver 177, Compiz active, dual
core i386 CPU.
Along woth the nasty known bug about right clicking (opens random
Finally I got a cabled internet connection to complete a full upgrade of
my system. After that, the wireless connection would not work yet
though. I could get a DHCP address from my router by editing my
interfaces configuration file in nano from terminal, and then with
ifdown interface, ifup
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Same here:
Some time ago I upgraded to KUbuntu Hardy Heron and was around back then when
the system lost its wonderful automounting capabilities. Now in Intrepid Ibex,
they are still not back to normal.
I
I got this error and some more:
I recently updated to KUbuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex and somehow got the X up and
running in low res. When I log in to my administrator account I get the
following pop-up message:
KDEinit could not launch /usr/bin/boincmgr
The problem is, that when I close the
The random menu open may be caused because of a wrong pointer to a memory
address cell.
I am always up for a good ranting flame but I will stick myself up to the too
long bug report comment.
An interesting issue has been indicated though: the effect happens because the
behaviour (open menu
KUbuntu 7.04 with all updates up to 25/Oct/2008 still finds this problem:
Never ending ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
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I got the same impressions as Bryce Harrington about holding down the
mouse button in order to avoid getting kicked to any other menu action,
but it won't always work.
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I got the same impressions as Bryce Harrigton about holding down the
mouse button in order to avoid getting kicked to any other menu action,
but it won't always work.
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Sorry, it gets really hard to download the live cd iso from here...
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Mi (Firefox v3.0.1 about:config dom.event.contextmenu.enabled) setting was
already true. I didn't have to alter it AND the problem with the context menu
was happening. So I confirm that the change does not solve the issue.
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Sorry for the previous dirty language, a faulty internet connection really gets
on my nerves...
I confirm the malfunction in KUbuntu 8.04 with kernel 2.6.24-19-generic.
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I could if I know what the heck was to filp the dom.event.etcétera.
Could you explain yourself a little bit more thoroughly?
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To give a bit more of information about the bug:
It seems that it meay be somewhat related to the cursor's position capture
method. For if cursor stands still over the link during 2 or 3 seconds and the
the right mouse button is pressed without [X, Y] movement, the correct pop-up
menu is shown
Any volunteer to do so, who knows where to post the bug at?
Thank you :)
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Toma Internet TV
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I found the following problem:
Running Firefox 3 with about a bunch of tabs loaded on KUbunru 8.04.1, Compiz.
I experience quite low performance, specially when writing within textfileds
and using Yahoo mail and Google Reader, the browser will go gray ans stall for
about a minute or so. But the
Let me see... I can't find that System Settings/General/Look and
feel/Appearence menu, remeber however this is KDE and maybe your are talking
about Ubuntu on Gnome.
Under System Settings/General/Appearence are many, many options which don't
seem to be related, nor I do think they are causing
Oh, excuses: Compiz is not running (I think). I don't get the wobbly
effect or any other so I think that means it is turned off. I remember
trying to activate it but giving up because it wouldn't. However,
Compiz is running well in my main user account, curiously the one who
has no problems such
Same problem here. It is quite annoying and very user-unfriendly and easy to
encounter with.
Sometimes, with patience, if I leave the mouse still for a couple of seconds,
the behaviour is correct. However if I click swiftly, Firefox will do whatever
it likes (opening tabs, windows, wrong
I hope there is a way around waiting for Nvidia to fix this, it seems they
aren't collaborating much lately...
I can confirm that the bug occurs only when OpenOffice is active.
There are other problem possibly associated, such as al the Leave button
icons not loading correctly (Logout, Lock,
I am running the 2.6.24-19-generic kernel and the problem seems to be gone for
good...
Oh, and by the way I reclaced the 300W power supply with a 400W one.
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I am running the 2.6.24-19-generic kernel and the problem seems to be gone for
good...
Oh, and by the way I replaced the 300W power supply with a 400W one.
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I observed screen corruption as well on the left mouse button contextual
menues. This may be related to that plugin which makes menues and
screen-tooltips look as exploding when closed.
Corruption stays for a fraction of a second, and then the correct pixels are
drawn.
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I am afraid either of us are the same person... sorry
Kernel version is 2.6.24-19-generic, and no LSB modules are available. Compiz
is installed and running.
OpenOffice is not; I tell this because there is a bug already opened also
reporting screen corruption when OO is running.
Regards,
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Gray square overlaps top-left corner when opening an Mplayer+FireFox3 stream in
Toma Internet TV.
That's it: when I try to run a video stream from the
Public bug reported:
System is KUbuntu v8.04.1 KDE4 (apt up-to-date as of today) with NVidia GeForce
6600 video card (latest propietary drivers).
This bug may be related to Plasma and plasmoids, or may not. The problem is
that, from time to time (I could not detect a consistent trigger) my task
Same here:
System is: KUbuntu v8.04.1 KDE4 (apt up-to-date as of today) with NVidia
GeForce 6600 video card (latest propietary drivers) running Compiz.
This bug may be related to Plasma and plasmoids, or may not. The problem is
that, from time to time (I could not detect a consistent trigger) my
Same here on KUbuntu 8.04.1:
It seems that the installation ends up good. I usually solve this problem by
opening a console, typing xkill and then clicking the hanged-up window with the
red cross in order to close it.
This problem may be realted to a strange behaviour observed in Adept Notifier:
The bug may be related to this other one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/139411
As i said there, I confirm the same problem in KUbuntu 8.04.1 (KDE4):
It seems that the installation ends up good. I usually solve this problem by
opening a console, typing xkill and then
I first have this problem (Kooka not detecting mi Epson 1250 USB scanner) on
KUbuntu 8.04. However, my system does correctly detect a Pinnacle Studio PCTV
card.
Then I read some thread about running it as kdesu kooka and it started
working for some time. After that I reinstalled KUbuntu but
Thank you Hew: As I wrote in my previous message, I run it as root because it
detected my scanner previously this way, and I was in a hurry.
After reinstalling XSane and Kooka I could not login to my kde user account due
to DCOPserver not working properly (and root password misteriously changed,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 202460 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202460
I confirm this bug on the following system and conditions:
KUbuntu Hardy Heron v8.04 up-to-date 21/July/2008.
Nvidia video card with propietary drivers.
Running Skype, BOINC and Firefox.
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Hola:
I experience a similar trouble with wireless access within KUbuntu Hardy Heron
v8.04: Wireless internet access sucks, to say the least. I even found basic
ortographic errors in the window text, such as inhalámbrico for inalámbrico.
I recommend this subsystem undergo a very thorough
Hola:
I experience a similar trouble with wireless access within KUbuntu Hardy Heron
v8.04: Wireless internet access sucks, to say the least. I even found basic
ortographic errors in the window text, such as inhalámbrico for inalámbrico.
I recommend this subsystem undergo a very thorough
Hola:
I experience a similar trouble with wireless access within KUbuntu Hardy Heron
v8.04: Wireless internet access sucks, to say the least. I even found basic
ortographic errors in the window text, such as inhalámbrico for inalámbrico.
I recommend this subsystem undergo a very thorough
Oh, yet another issue I wanted to comment over:
During the short and ephimereal periods I have my wireless internet connection
working, I get a veru strange happening. Latency times are very high, I mean,
even when I am connected to the 3mb ADSL router being the only user, over a
24mb wifi
Got the same error on Hardy Heron. I apparently fixed it with the
following procedure:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get dist-upgrade
reboot
recompile NVIDIA driver for the new kernel
overwrite xorg.conf with previously backedup working version
(the two latter I have to do every time the
I no longer got freezes, but am not sure exactly why. Maybe apt-get
dist-upgrading has something to do with it :)
Anyway, thank you for fixing this, I was getting crazy
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The options (as I remember) went something like: lowres=on.
This means that the higher screen resolution graphical modes are disabled. That
is not what I would call a solution...
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I updated the kernel and xserver-xorg (en dof june released version) and have
not had this problem again. Oh, yes, my X graphical desktop stopped working but
I fixed it by reinstalling the nvidia drivers. There is a thorougher
explanation of what I did afterwards in the following link.
Now I
I have a USB harddrive, webcam and a Genius drawing tablet, but none of
them were configured yet to work in KUbuntu. And it still keeps freezing
from time to time. Now, if I stop Compiz and run KWin instead, the
systems looks somehow more stable.
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It is just a theory but I think that the freezing of the Operating System could
be somehow related to microprocessor, harddisks, memory or motherboard
overheating.
If that was the case, the term freezing would be completely inaacurate (I a m
trying to find my sense of humour about it however it
I had the same but with code 9:
WARNING: _attachPty() 9
I was trying to run kwlan or Zattoo after a strange chain of undesired
events followong two of those nasty random freezes hardy has under
NVIDIA latest driver with (or seemingly without as well) Compiz.
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I have this problem as well which by the way I would tag as critical and has
IMHO very bad effect on Hardy's perceived image of stability. I don't even get
a BSOD, just... nothing.
I am running KUbuntu Hardy Heron with Compiz, NVIDIA latest official driver
(GeForce 6600) on a 8 GB partition. It
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I could reproduce the frozing when playing a lengthy HD vídeo online, for
instance at www.vimeo.com.
Hoever, not always. If I use free -m just before watching the video, KUbuntu
does not always freeze.
Oh, and it got hanged up in different situations as well... it seems to me that
this bug is
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