Public bug reported:
The navigation triangle code for keeping a submenu open when the mouse
is moving diagonally toward it is broken due to incorrect rounding.
This was reported upstream at:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=710388
The attached patch (also submitted upstream) rounds
An unnecessarily accusive tone. This bug report was from 9 months ago,
but I installed the package via Synaptic. I did not explicitly remove
python-tagpy, or decide not to install the recommended packages.
The real issue I was reporting was that functionality in the program did
not work as
This bug is still in the final release. [between this bug and the plots
bug, Gnumeric is unusable]. The text import dialog completely ignores
numbers the user inputs for lines to import -- in data I wanted to
import, I entered lines 22-25, but it kept changing it to 15-25.
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Text Import from
Public bug reported:
Running Jaunty beta, I frequently experience lockups, where a program
will stop responding to input for a short period of time. This is -very-
disruptive. I'm not sure exactly what causes it. It happens in Pidgin,
and happens whenever I save a file in Emacs, which suggests it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sugar
In Jaunty beta 1, sugar does not depend on python-cjson, which appears
to be needed by Jarabe.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/sugar-session, line 48, in module
from jarabe.desktop.homewindow import HomeWindow
File
This problem is currently present in Intrepid, I have investigated more;
it seems to be caused by Tomboy launching before the notification area
applet has loaded. If I remove the notification area from my panel
configuration, Tomboy always starts with the search for notes dialog and
the program
This problem is currently present in Intrepid, I have investigated more;
it seems to be caused by Tomboy launching before the notification area
applet has loaded. If I remove the notification area from my panel
configuration, Tomboy always starts with the search for notes dialog and
the program
This problem is currently present in Intrepid, I have investigated more;
it seems to be caused by Tomboy launching before the notification area
applet has loaded. If I remove the notification area from my panel
configuration, Tomboy always starts with the search for notes dialog and
the program
This problem is currently present in Intrepid, I have investigated more;
it seems to be caused by Tomboy launching before the notification area
applet has loaded. If I remove the notification area from my panel
configuration, Tomboy always starts with the search for notes dialog and
the program
This problem is currently present in Intrepid, I have investigated more;
it seems to be caused by Tomboy launching before the notification area
applet has loaded. If I remove the notification area from my panel
configuration, Tomboy always starts with the search for notes dialog and
the program
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sonata
Sonata should depend on python-tagpy. It is very un-user friendly to
tell them to install extra software to access the full features of the
software (and especially not even give the correct Debian/Ubuntu package
name).
** Affects: sonata
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sonata
When clicking edit tags:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/sonata/main.py, line 6713, in
on_tags_edit
ui.show_msg(self.window, _(Taglib and/or tagpy not found, tag editing
support disabled.), _(Edit
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sonata
Sonata crashes when attempting to close it if config files or album
covers directory or files are not writable. See attached stack trace.
** Affects: sonata (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Sonata crashes on exit if
** Attachment added: IOError permission denied exception trace
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20806055/permission_exception.txt
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Sonata crashes on exit if config files and covers not writable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/312355
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I downloaded F-Spot 0.32 and built it and it did not have this problem.
It appears to include its own version of DBUS-Sharp (rather than using
the currently unmaintained dbus-mono binding).
Should be fixed in Feisty though.
-- Sam
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f-spot crashes with errors about mono
(reopening bug?)
I too am having this problem. I am running Ubuntu Edgy, with the latest
updates as of Feb 1, 2007.
I have a Dell Inspiron 6400 (E1505 in US) which is an Intel Core Duo.
Information I have found elsewhere suggests the problem is a race
condition in the Mono DBUS libraries; but I
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