This bug stopped occurring for me a while ago.
On 6 Mar 2013 17:35, Matthias Niess 1062...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
@Tom are you sure this is another bug and not the same as #617012?
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An error message entitled 'Backup Failed' with the text 'An operation is
already pending' is displayed when I first plug in by external backup
drive and Deja Dup attempts to perform a scheduled backup, although it
succeeds on subsequent attempts (either scheduled or manual).
** Description changed:
An error message entitled 'Backup Failed' with the text 'An operation is
already pending' is displayed when I first plug in by external backup
drive and Deja Dup attempts to perform a scheduled backup, although it
succeeds on subsequent attempts (either scheduled
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The animation used when loading files obviously does not fit with the
overall style of the window. At the very least, the animation should use
the same background as the rest of the window. (I am using the Gnome
Shell dark theme and the file being previewed was a PDF).
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When attempting to import images from a SD card, Shotwell reported that
the images could not be imported due to a hardware issue, when, in fact,
there was no hardware issue; it was just unable to write to the photos
folder. In this case, a correct, and preferably helpful
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Title:
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hardware issue erroneously
To manage notifications about this bug go
This patch is most probably relevant to the issue:
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/commits-list/2011-December/msg04290.html
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Title:
x-gvfs-show
Also occurs when attempting to install GIMP to open a .xcf document.
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session-installer crashed with TypeError in _on_property_changed():
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=== Ubuntu release ===
$lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Release:12.04
=== Version ===
$apt-cache policy inspircd
inspircd:
Installed: 1.1.22+dfsg-4ubuntu2
Candidate: 1.1.22+dfsg-4ubuntu2
Version table:
*** 1.1.22+dfsg-4ubuntu2 0
500
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Empathy doesn't open in background
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Additional information pushed off screen
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$apt-cache showpkg pdebuild-cross | grep -i Dependencies -A 5
Dependencies:
2.2.17 - gettext-base (0 (null)) multistrap (2 2.1.9) fakeroot (0 (null))
pbuilder (0 (null)) xapt (5 2.2.17) svn-buildpackage (0 (null))
http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/multistrap -
@cyrildz but would a better solution not simply to be to preview the
audio file on clicking a play button displayed on the icon? That way it
is still easy to access but less likely to be triggered accidentally.
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ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gstreamer0.10-plugins-good 0.10.30-1ubuntu6
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-9.14-generic 3.0.3
Uname:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 831897 ***
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package gstreamer0.10-plugins-good
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Status: New = Confirmed
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padre can't start because can't load a Wx file and failure to compile
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Just to point out this still works on the Q330 with fully updated Natty.
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Ubuntu 10.04 // Brightness control doesn't work correctly on
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Major
Yes, they do appear to have fixed this in Natty by setting the script's
shell to /bin/bash
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gnome-doc-tool crashes when converting .page
As this has now been fixed in the Kernel I marked it as fixed (this kind
of change only normally occurs in new versions of Ubuntu where the newer
kernel is included as backporting it would induce a high risk of
breakages).
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I am not sure that internal drives should be shown here at all. Showing
usb sticks etc when inserted is useful but I cannot really see how
useful showing internal drives which in most cases will just be windows
partitions, recovery partitions or system files is that useful,
especially when in most
To answer my own question, this has been fixed in the new 2.6.28-4
Kernel and should work on an uptodate install of Natty.
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Will this land / has this already landed in Natty as current workarounds
do not seem to be working any more with 2.6.38 (and xbacklight reports
that the display no longer has a brightness property).
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Are you sure you can consider this bug fixed just because there is a
hidden setting to enable this? I believe that it would be much better to
include this as a proper option in the gui, instead of hiding it away
(one should not need to use the terminal to display the day of the
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I do not think that hibernation should be disable by default; it is used
by many and is the only sane choice to avoid data loss when the battery
runs out. If OEMs do not want to enable it then they should be easily
able to disable it but it should remain available for the rest of us. If
This fix does not appear to work in Natty. The line has been changed to:
ENV{DMI_VENDOR}==[sS][aA][mM][sS][uU][nN][gG]*,
RUN+=keyboard-force-release.sh $devpath samsung-other
by default which should have the same effect to your changes.
I managed to fix this by adding the lines:
setkeycodes e008
I have been experiencing the same issue (on up-to-date 64bit Natty). It
seems that the error is due to the use of init_MUTEX in one of the
sources files (make.log will contain the full details) when the function
was not in scope (sorry I do not still have the exact messages). I
managed to get it
** Also affects: bcmwl (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Status: New = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 693494 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 653602
Restricted video driver for Samsung Q330 / Nvidia does not work in Maverick
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I am on Natty which is currently running that kernel and I can confirm
that it does not work by default.
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Title:
Ubuntu 10.04 // Brightness
** Patch added: A patch against the current version in Natty, fixing this
issue
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/695069/+attachment/1778147/+files/gnome-doc-tool.in.diff
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-doc-utils
I have recently been attempting to export the
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Binary package hint: gnome-doc-utils
I have recently been attempting to export the documentation (created using
Mallard) of a project on which I have been working to html using
gnome-doc-utils but gnome-doc-tools consistently fails to convert the .page
files, producing
** Patch added: An updated patch, better handing spaces in filenames
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The backlight brightness keys on the Samsung Q330 are currently
unsupported in Ubuntu (as of Natty Alpha 1).
This can be fixed by setting these keycodes assignments:
setkeycodes e008 225
setkeycodes e009 224
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
The backlight brightness keys on the Samsung Q330 are currently
unsupported any Ubuntu (as of Natty Alpha 1).
This can be fixed by setting these keycodes assignments:
- # Backlight brightness support
setkeycodes e008 225
setkeycodes e009 224
** Description
Perhaps a better alternative would be to support undoing this (i.e. save
each job to temp and provide a menu to recover all since last reboot -
this would protect against crashes as well).
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Appears to have been rectified in latest release. Tried it again after
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Couldn't this simply be solved by adding the following bit of shell-fu (or
similar) to the upgrade scripts:
sed 's/\(none \/proc\/bus\/usb usbfs.*\)/#\1/g' /etc/fstab
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btw. this would implement up-whatever's more general solution
sed 's/\(.*usbfs.*\)/#\1/g' /etc/fstab
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Added backup, exclusion of comments and inline editing:
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Similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45814 and
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346246, except I have the current
version of libxine1-ffmpeg installed already.
Basically, I try to play a song (doesn't seem to matter what file type)
and it
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Further, I've disabled all scripts and internet services to no avail.
Other applications (such as Spotify through Wine) are able to access my
soundcard successfully.
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@Vish I cannot see the new icon on fully updated lucid.
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Just to check, is everyone in agreement that in order to remove libfaac,
the ffmpeg decoder would have to be included? Otherwise I predict some
pretty serious fallout.
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Am I the only one who thinks this behavior is useful? It comes in very
handy when testing out scanning programs although real scanner certainly
should be preferred.
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Great, overall this is probably the best option.
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Hello,
you are probably looking at the order currently included as opposed to the new
one proposed; in fact many of the issues you highlight are exactly the ones
this change is designed to fix.
The change focuses on 3 key areas:
- Structural Consistency
The new layout completely follows the
Great, I look forward to following that :-)
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Same here: Large library (30gb, 4500+ songs), Eeepc 1000h and frequent
freezes
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I agree that this bug has gone on for way too long for something so
trivially fixable; I would half tempted to flex my C# coding skills on
this one if there was a hope of any such patch being accepted.
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Is this working for anyone?
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On the one hand it did not work in pidgin either but it is still a
really annoying limitation. At this stage though it probably could not
be fixed without changes to the library supporting new features, which
probably will not be happen this close to release (prove me wrong :-) )
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Great, I can now confirm it works really well on my wireless adapter.
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Great, now large windows are unusable on netbooks again :-)
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Is it really still sensible to enable unredirect fullscreen windows
when it causes so many graphics issues. I am no expert but I don't think
that it necessarily improves performance by any noticeable amount -
fedora does not enable it by default and this does not cause any major
problems.
I think
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This bug report is not incomplete, all the information + strong user
support is here. Does anyone actually want the broken behavior on their
own behalf, not just on that of 'the people'. This is a clear cut issue
and requires only small changes to get it usable again.
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I think that now it is time to stop looking at synonyms and accept that
there is not always a perfect answer - the problem is that users are
required to know what this technical term/operation is non-transparently
during every day tasks, not what term is used.
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Same for me, will test some more and give info (again!)
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Looking in synaptic there has been no upgrade to xserver-xorg-input-
synaptics and changing the options in gpointing-device-settings they
don't work because there is probably a problem caused by the
udev/devicekit/whatever switch. This works in Fedora which switched
first so they may be doing
@Dana Goyette
This is a fairly broken hack but you can work around that setting by setting
the gconf key to 1 and then enabling horizontal scrolling in
gpointing-device-settings
Changing the key got tap-to-click working again for me :-)
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If anyone is watching this bug then I think that it is very important to
include the firmware soon so that appropriate testing can take place.
It adds support for a lot of devices and it would be a real shame have
to wait until next cycle or later to make use of the work that has
already been
I agree, a package sounds much more like an archive than what is
essential (from a new users perspective) an installer. On the other hand
package is established with more knowlegable users as is (to a lesser
extent) archive so unless we can think of a name which is actually
unambiguously better
I think that moving away from the term archive is a great idea as whilst
in the past people may have used archiving to store old files these days
it is mainly used for email attachments and similar. I think that we
should definetly include an imperitive verb such as create as it gives
users a
Would a better solution be to look at the underlying UI (or lack
thereof) functionality behind audio preview ranther than just
selectively disabling it? The upstream bug here discusses it:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=533153 - I think that a play
button on the icons dispayed on hover
Thank you for tagging this, hopefully this can be looked into again :-)
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I have recently aquired a new Netgear WN111v2 wireless adapter which
along with a whole range of newer usb adapters is supported by the
ar9170 driver in the new 2.6.30 kernel which Ubuntu Karmic uses. However
it does not work out of the box as the open source/freely
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Right, I am just bumping this bug in the hope someone wants to look into
it. It just requires one changes in the default gconf schema, the
behaviour is tried and tested in metacity and it would bring a huge
improvement for netbooks.
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It it worth talking about taking this change upstream? The default
behaviour simply cannot be considered sensible as tap to click is an
expected and useful feature which many touchpads are designed in the
expectation of. Mine at least is almost impossible to use without it.
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I would presume then that the bug is in the options being applied then,
in this case I think that Fedora is either using a newer version or a
patch as they have more options and it actually workes. Now that the
touchpad settings dialogue has gone upstream (from the Ubuntu patch), I
presume we just
Tap to click is an essential feature to enable by default. From
experience it was incessantly annoying when disabled by default in
fedora. Quite a lot of newer laptops (including my eeePc) depend on it
as the either have harder to click physical buttons or some have none at
all. Fedora seems to
Right, would most people agree that brainstorm is the right place or IRC
or the forums? Apple only have to support their own products which are
designed to work without tap to click. If you have every used eeePc's or
some new smaller laptops the physical buttons are nearly unclickable so
it is
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As first discussed in https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/380126 the new default settings in
the karmic alphas disable touch to click and other settings which on
many laptops are
@Conn
You are completely right - as I said before this issue is about the inability
for the options to be correctly applied and not about the default options. I
have created a new bug report here:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/384641
and will
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 378391 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378391
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
As first discussed in https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/380126 the new
Same issue on not one but two (completely different) laptops running
Karmic
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This regression is probably caused by the switch to udev. Is anyone with
a Synaptics touchpad not experiencing it?
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Status: New = Confirmed
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I'm affected by this bug too. Except unlike LarsIvarIgesund, all my form
element have turned black, with white text. (I use Obsidian theme.)
This is more usable than LarsIvarIgesund's problem (I can see my text),
but it's really ugly.
Additionally, I've found that this colouration cannot be
I don't think a new bug is the best way to tackle this as the new
behaviour for update manager is the route of this problem (Do not
launch in background is the best title to describe the issues I can
think of), in real use cases opening a new window without telling users
why is not a good way to
I'm sorry but as someone who spends quite a lot of time working with
less experienced users, alarm bells start ringing as soon as the idea of
auto-opening windows are mentioned. New/none technically oriented
users to Ubuntu and Windows alike will not be terribly comfortable with
the window list
This problem is no longer apparent in intrepid for me
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I would not call this purely a wishlist as it makes many dialogues
including many from the installer unusable at lower screen resolutions.
If you try using Ubuntu at 1024x600 or lower (it is apparent on the
eeepc 1000h which has the largest screens of the netbook category of
devices), many high
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When a new user hovers over the workspace switcher they should be
presented with something helpful, not just the prompt 'click to start
dragging ...' or the workspace name; users should not need to care which
number workspace it is and drag and drop of windows between
ah,
maybe more work needs to be done to ensure that it is stable; I might have a
look at fixing the bugs if I have much free time later
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it is in /apps/compiz/plugins/move/allscreens/options/constrain_
y - set to 0 to allow free moving of the windows. This is a serious issue
considering the popularity of netbooks (like the eeepc from which I am typing
this) an the regression in compiz as compared to metacity in the default setup.
this seems to be fixed in the glitch free pulseaudio release in openSUSE
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can you confirm that you were using the final release of Intrepid when this bug
occured; if not is it still present in final?
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The package works great :-)
For jaunty it needs to be combined with the new glitch free version of
pulseaudio to prevent sound ugliness (lots of glitches/corruption) on
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problem found, the wrong mixer track was selected in system -
preferences - sound
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in that case the fix is to add that command as a resume script (until it
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finally, quake 4 should now work in intrepid :-)
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every time i try to use the keyboard shortcuts to raise or lower the
volume on my dell inspiron 1501 on intrepid it moves by a quarter each
time instead of a more sensible amount as i am used to rendering the
shortcuts all but useless. this bug turned up in updates since i
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15789593/xorg.conf
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mapping incorrect with widescreen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/244993
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