Whats the status on this? Is there a GIT tree for patches or anything?
The problem went away for a long time and I recently had the bug hit
again. I'm wondering if it is a conflict with the video card. I'm
using an ATI Radeon Mobile (one of those embedded into the CPU things)
and I was using
Well, you were right about the problem, although changing disk labels
isn't going to find the problem, just make it worse. The
/dev/disk/by-name and /dev/disk/by-partlabel directories show symlinks to
the device numbers and by comparing you can see really quick that some
tools are using
Its too late. I've switched distros and all sorts of stuff since then.
Somewhere along the line, an update of some sort has fixed it. I don't
know if its was a video driver or kernel update or what, but its was
working last I used it. I ended up giving it to my dad who runs it on
his laptop
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This is an odd bug. cfdisk and fdisk are both showing opposite labels
for my 9th and 10th partitions (GPT). The same bug is present in
gdisk/cgdisk (likely shares the same code). blkid, the linux kernel,
and parted/gparted show the correct partition table (or rather the
Wow, installing 3.17 was a mess. X is black because fglrx wouldn't
install an updated module and Xorg is won't fall-back to the open-source
driver. So, I tried to reinstall fglrx, which didn't fix it, but broke
it for my 3.13 kernel! Luckily I have an alternative install (Sabayon
with kernel
OK, after leaving the system running for a few hours running 3.17, I'm
showing 5 spurious disconnects in the same number of hours with the same
information in the logs as above. And I don't know if it helps, but I
found someone else is having the same problem with a very similar
notebook, so it
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Not sure how long this has been happening since I recently switched out
routers to a dd-wrt and it likes to restart the connection whenever you
make a change. It could have been happening before that since I
switched out the other router because it was acting weird (not
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routers to a dd-wrt and it likes to restart the connection whenever you
make a change. It could have been happening before that since I
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I have a USB TV Tuner - Hauppage HVR-950Q with USB ID 2040:7217
It has an odd display glitch which is hard to describe. I can post
screen-grabs but its intermittant, yet constant. What I mean is that it
occurs every couple of seconds, but not every frame. It's less
I have the same problem! A whole year later
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RESOLVED: When the TexGyre fonts install, they install a million
different formats. Xetex will pick up the wrong ones. I managed to
move the right one and get it working. Some consistency would be nice,
but thats Linux's onme major flaw ... the wonderful thing about
standards is there are so
Any progress? Copy To Texture isn't helping anymore and if I don't type
slowly, it starts dropping characters and giving me non-sense. The
whole input buffer gets trashed.
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I'm desperate - I already did it. Worse .. I didn't know the file
format changed, so now I can't go back for the file I'm working on.
The old version of LyX no longer reads it! *sigh*
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 9:41 PM, Scott Kostyshak skost...@lyx.org wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. There has
I seem to have the #ifdef CONFIG_UIDGID_STRICT_TYPE_CHECKS patch
installed in the source tree already, but it still fails to build. I
had to add a -DCONFIG_UIDGID_STRICT_TYPE_CHECKS into the makefile to get
it to build. About to see if manually installing it worked ... I'm
kinda out in the open
Nope - apparently the Xorg side isn't getting installed. I could
manually install the module into the kernel, but since the installer
stopped at the kernel build, it evidently didn't finish the rest maybe?
Xorg tries to load fglrx, but can't. Still playing with it, but it's
getting there. Do
I just changed from the proprietary ATI driver to Radeon (as a result of
switching to kernel 3.16) and this bug now affects me. I'm pretty sure
its the driver. I'm also using compiz. Not sure why LyX is so slow
when other apps aren't, but a multi-Ghz machine should be able to keep
up with how
This is incredibly weird.
I added the line to preferences ...
If I start with Copy To Textures off, its OK an I can turn Copy To
Preferences back on while Lyx is running and it looks like the preferences
line has fixed things. It looks very quick like this. I then turned Copy
To Texture back
For whoever else this effects, see Bug #353449. Seems to be related and
the state of Compiz CopyTo Texture may invoke this (or fix it).
Something to try!
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lyx 1.6.x impossibly slow
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Sometimes doing things that no sane person would do gives insights.
Othertimes, it just hurts more.
For some odd reason, it seems to be behaving exactly the opposite of how it
was behaving initially as far as Copy To Texture, but maybe I had it in a
different state when LyX started up. The
Honestly, I have no idea what Copy To Texture was set to before I killed
the proprietary driver. I could never see a difference turning it on
before. But, trying to get rid of the driver lost OpenGL until I fixed it,
and that made Compiz turn off half a dozen plugins. So - who knows how
things
Well, I tried it. Seemed to work, played with all previous options and
none of them could reproduce the bug. So .. to make sure that it was the
-graphicssystem raster option that fixed it, I tried to reproduce the bug
without this option .. and couldn't :/ I have changed nothing. Haven't
even
I managed to get the bug back - not sure why its intermittent. I've been
playing with it for hours and if I bang away like a mad monkey for 5 or 6
lines, then it enters an extra-slow mode where it misses keypresses. I'm
guessing some sort of race condition. Its easier to trigger when the
system
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This is likely a bug in the au0828 driver since all tv apps I've tried
show it. It sometimes fixes itself, but generally, its constant. The
glitch (for lack of better term) happens every few seconds at
irregular intervals. It looks like the TV is trying to scramble itself
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OK, I mostly have tested this with the TexGyre fonts since they have TeX
versions. I've verified that the fonts have SmallCaps information in
them (actually an OTF font, not TT, but this happens with TT, too). I
can use the smallcaps from LibreOffice, Scribus, and the
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I found this while testing BUG#1345992.
The font its having trouble with is Caudex, which you can find anywhere
(including Google Fonts) so I won't waste bandwith by uploading it here
unless someone needs me to. I actually was using a tweaked version
(bolder, made sure
It appears LuaTeX only supports OTF, and not TT. So, you fontforge to
convert your fonts. It doesn't seem to like Bold Fonts - maybe this is
a seperate bug?
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Packaging request: Either replace TTF with OTF or make two packages
available
To
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I tried selecting lyx-common2.1 ... FROM THE DROP-DOWN that Launchpad
gives me, and it tells me it does not exist in Ubuntu. If the packages
it gives me to select from aren't valid, then what is? This is more
annoying than the bug I'm trying to report!
I'm using LyX
This affects both my USB audio devices. The new device shows up in
Configuration panel, but is not available in the Output panel until I
kill pulseaudio and let it restart itself. It will work correctly on
subsequent re-insertions.
Incidently, another minor annoyance - if Rhythmbox is playing,
Yes! Thank you. I don't see a Close - Can't Reproduce option.
Should it be marked invalid?
And yes, I figured when trying a new PPA I should just go ahead and
report it upstream, then on a whim I decided to just delete the config
and it fixed it - shameful to have it change the config and not
OK - I did a complete reload of my system to Ubuntu Studio. Everything
worked fine, including LyX, but I decided to upgrade it and it broke
just like the old one did!!! Thats twice on two different Ubuntu
versions, both of which were more or less clean with respect to TeX and
stuff. I only
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This one is very odd. I've been using Lyx for years, but this is the
first time under Ubuntu. Its basically unusable since it loses
keystrokes so often. I have to keep backing up to correct the typing
and I can't anything done. I'm changing to using GVIM to type the text
Yes, upgrading fixed that, but it then told me that it couldn't find
half a million classes and I needed to reconfigure everything before I
could output anything. Grrr ... so I rebooted to let the other
upgrades I had done take effect (many of them system level) and now I
don't even get X when
No - I think the only Lyx issue was losing keystrokes. The issue now is
just conflicts from trying to get my jack audio over-runs and misc crashes
down (system updates, lots of ppas with new jack versions, trying to
install newer kernels, ATI driver updates, etc) while simultaneously adding
too
Hmmm ... it didn't attach. Let me try again.
That particular log file doesn't exist, only the ones with #.gz
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Not sure why. I checked the keyboard shortcuts. I even tried to change
the shortcut and it recognizes that I'm using the Print key (its a
laptop, so I wan't sure at first).
Any ideas?
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: unity
OK - I have the screenshot and some more information.
It doesn't always seem to happen, its random. However, if I remove the
.config/octave directory and make it think it hasn't been run before,
then its consistent. I also found out that the title/menu bar is
there, but its under the desktops;
This one is killing me. I also use 1366x768, but I remember seeing the
shortcut display once, so I couldn't figure out how I broke it! Once I
saw this thread, I realized that I've only seen it on the TV display, so
I plugged in my HDMI cable to the big TV screen. I still can't get it
to
Here is the bug I was reporting! I found the bug popping up again and
thought, OK, I'll just move the window. And clearly, moving the
window didn't help! I changed the desktop background to something
lighter so you can see there is no title bar.
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We posted at the same time .. Check the screenshot of Octave again - its
not too tall. Its the position. There is just enough space for the
title-bar. Its the position that is off.
Tear-off menus in Gimp is shown - it shows on the window status bar what
it is, but doesn't open the dialog. In
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Not sure where to report this, but there are some odd Ubuntu issues
with many apps. I invoked Ubuntu-bug on octave since its the most
recent app I've tried that has this issue, but changed the package to I
don't know in the web bug-interface.
1 - Applications often start
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If I tear-off a menu to get access to frequently used items, the menu
stops working. I have to keep the menus attached to the tree to be able
to use them.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: gimp 2.8.10-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
I just wanted to make an update that dragging a window from one virtual
screen to another with Workspace Switcher will ALWAYS trigger this bug
and I don't know if it ever gets triggered any other way (can't remember
right now). This could maybe be a bug in the Workspace Switcher? Any
ideas on a
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HP Pavilion Touch-screen Laptop...
Technically, Xorg isn't completely freezing. It will just suddenly
start losing mouse events. I normally use the Synaptics touchpad and it
seems these have a history of problems. Once I start losing events, I
usually can't click on
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