+1 for fixing this to respect timeouts.
After reading through these comments I can't believe Ubuntu devs are being so
stubborn.
I always believed in Linux and being able to configure things and here I am
being blocked.
This sucks. Better to take this out of Ubuntu then force us to live with it.
Yes. Please upgrade to 3.1.8
Upstream reports that a bug the prevents printf from handling %.5s from
correctly truncating in most locales was fixed in 3.1.8. and this is making it
currently unusable for my code.
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Same problem here on Ubuntu 10.10.
Have never got anything other splash screen when trying Nibbles.
Other Gnome games work well though.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/654272
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I have this problem as well and I think it's damn silly to allow
selecting directories and then force users to have to also use the
default one.
I don't know why this would be marked as low priority. It would seem to
be an easy fix and so many users have complained about it. Is there a
feeling
Thanks lavinog for that info.
This immediately cleared up about 250MB of lost memory for me. Usually
my server uses about 60MB but now and then after a reboot it will use
315MB and I can't find where it's gone. Dropping caches didn't help.
This bug doesn't appear to be taken seriously. Perhaps
I get this all the time on all archives I've used for months.
It's extremely annoying and for me makes File Roller almost unusable.
Does anyone know a replacement for file roller?
It completely buggers up trying to do anything.
Even exiting the program or clicking any menu item gets sticky and
Why don't admins with this problem just add a message to the MOTD.
I don't think it's good idea to change sudo at all.
Kind of makes Ubuntu users look like morons.
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