In my case (Android Studio 2023.2.1, also based on IntelliJ, on a fully-
updated Jammy), with the editor antialiasing set to "grayscale", the
crash is 100% reproducible (same stacktrace) as soon as any file is
opened. The default setting, "subpixel", doesn't seem to cause any
issues.
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You
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 295904 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295904
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 295904
[x700] server looping and system hang (DRILock+0xfa)
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Xorg crashes with EQ overflowing. using a X700 (Pro)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/298768
This same bug affects two Dell computers here, both with Intel graphics
(865G and 945G), so I think that [not only] the driver is guilty here,
but the X server too. Both computers are running Intrepid, one was
updated from Hardy and the other one is a new install. The bug is
usually fired after a
I can also confirm this bug. As I was able to use ctrl+alt+f1 to switch
to a TTY, I could verify that the xorg server was not accessing any of
the /dev/input/event* devices; however after issuing a /etc/input/kdm
restart they were being accessed (and the keyboard mouse worked OK),
so the problem
Confirmed here too. Not only applications fail to start, KDM doesn't
work either (it's permanently stuck in a black screen with the hourglass
cursor).
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Latest kdebase in intrepid broke all KDE apps
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/254590
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules-common
I found that the modules for my Atheros card were not available when I
upgrade my linux-image-generic to 2.6.26-3 (and its corresponding
restricted-modules package). The modules where in the latter, but they
where not
I can confirm this bug happens in UTF-8 locales.
This case fails:
$ echo Y | LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 grep -i '[y]'
$
And this one works as expected:
$ echo Y | LC_ALL=C grep -i '[y]'
Y
$
The patch 66-match_icase.patch is supposed to make the case-insensitive
searches work in non-UTF-8 locales, but
