I'm not using Ubuntu 10.10 anymore (and support for that release ends
next month anyway), but according to http://packages.ubuntu.com/ it now
includes digiKam 1.4, where this bug should be fixed.
** Changed in: digikam (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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Sorry for not having supplied a lot of detailed information on versions
used last time - it was just the default Ubuntu 11.10 packages of the
moment. I did have the same problem in Debian unstable though, but now
it disappeared, and my monitor goes to sleep all right. Some versions:
X.Org X
I have the same problem. I don't think it's good for the monitor, so
I'll disable power saving for the time being.
My monitor is a DELL P2411H (from Xorg.0.log), and the X driver is
Radeon. The monitor is connected via the DVI cable. I don't have the
problem when I use fglrx, the proprietary AMD
Too bad bugzilla.kernel.org has now been down for so many weeks... so
this issue can't be taken to where it probably should really be
discussed.
Here is the workaround I'm now using:
I'm writing the desired wakeup time both to
/sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm and to a file on the file system
This problem is also discussed in the kdenlive forum:
http://kdenlive.org/forum/ubuntu-1110-wont-run-kdenlive-mlts-sdl-module-not-found
I had kdenlive (and some dependencies, probably) installed from the PPA
that's recommended on kdenlive.org, and my kdenlive still starts
(although it now
Thanks for the tip to use Save instead of Sava and Close, Garwood! I tested
it once (with lightning-exchange-provider-v0.15) and it worked. Now I can
finally use Thunderbird directly to add events to a shared Exchange calendar,
and no longer have to use Outlook Web Access for it.
A fix to Save
@Yusef: have you actually tried the 275.09.07 driver, or 275.09.04? The
275 driver(s) before that would not include the fix (I ran into that
problem too), and I don't know about any beta 280.
Anyway nouveau would probably be preferable over the nv driver, from
my experience. If you don't need 3D
@yusef
So you're running a 275.09.07 driver, but it crashes when you resize the
konsole, as Ubuntu's default official nvidia driver?
I also installed using the nvidia packages, but I found it quite complicated,
so I wouldn't recommend it... but I don't remember where exactly the problem
was.
@ArdyFalls: from NVIDIA is not very specific. Are you sure it is the
version 275.09.04? See comment #74 (by me), which includes working
links.
I recommend installing the packages from the PPA, because the Nvidia
installer breaks Ubuntu's packaging system (by deleting/ overwriting
files without
I was excited to finally get working KDE, with transparent terminals and
with OpenGL, when I read about the new NVIDIA Beta drivers (275.09).
Alas, it does not work for me. I installed the driver from:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-amd64-275.09-driver.html
Installation already was
Well, 275.09.04 IS 275.09, just like Linux 2.6.39 is Linux 2.6, isn't
it? I couldn't find that third digit anywhere in my logs, so I assumed
it was correct... and I don't like using Google. Here is what I got,
when I did it nevertheless:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/275.09.04/
** Changed in: digikam (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Committed
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Digikam bug #243692 Digikam uses all memory with thumbnails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/625452
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Gilles Gauliers, the digiKam lead developer, recommends updating to
1.4.0, which according to him is just a bugfix release:
http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/digikam-devel/2010-August/045281.html
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Digikam bug #243692 Digikam uses all memory with thumbnails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/625452
There is also a new memory hole in digiKam 1.3.0 - but this should be
fixed in 1.4.0, which is already out. See bug #625452
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Major memory leak.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580902
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: digikam
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=243692
This bug in digiKam 1.3.0 renders the program almost useless for me: I
like flipping through pages with many thumbnails, but I can't allow
DigiKam to use all of my RAM. I repeatedly had to kill the
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/625452/+attachment/1523479/+files/Dependencies.txt
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Digikam bug #243692 Digikam uses all memory with thumbnails
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/625452
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I have a similar situation with nouveau on Lucid. I'm running a self-
compiled 2.6.33 kernel on a PPC computer, but Ubuntu's regular nouveau
and drm packages.
X is running stable, but the (non-X) terminal resolution is low, the
background picture in gdm and gnome has a low-resolution copy in the
Seems like this bug also afftects me since my update to Lucid.
/var/log/Xorg.0.log says:
Fatal server error:
xf86OpenConsole: VT_WAITACTIVE failed: Interrupted system call
I don't use that notebook computer very often, but a failure to display
anything happens a bit less often then every second
Today I tried the installer (yesterday's version) again, and attempted
to manually format an existing partition using mkfs.ext2 on another
terminal. This command already gets stuck, when run from the installer
CD. mkfs.ext2 reports version 1.41.9 (22-Aug-2009), but the same version
works when
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
I have various systems on one hard drive on my PPC iMac (MacOS, Fedora
11 with LVM, Fedora 12 alpha, debian stable, debian unstable). Now
trying to install Ubuntu 9.10 from today's (Oct 18) daily PPC image
failed: after having selected
@Andreas W
Thank you for supplying the patch! I just updated my system, and now I can once
again see all of my pictures in digikam.
Anyway, for the record, I'll post the detailed reply Andreas H. sent me
(and allowed me to post here). He favours inclusion of the new version,
but I also think it
I just notified the exiv2 author Andreas Huggel of this problem. Maybe
he can provide a bugfix that does not add new functionality. Of course
we can't demand that, if there already is a version without the problem
- the distributors have to take care of the situation.
By the way: for me the
** Also affects: digikam
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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exiv2 version 0.18 crashes / also crashes digikam / fixed in 0.18.1
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/358576
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: exiv2
Digikam in Jaunty (Ubuntu 9.04 beta) crashes because of some of my
pictures. I could track the problem to exiv2.
To reproduce:
# wget http://vlado-do.de/crash_exiv2_0.18.jpg
# exiv2 ex crash_exiv2_0.18.jpg
output:
exiv2: tiffcomposite.cpp:697:
Sorry for not having done anything about this bug for a long time! The problem
was solved for me with the procedure described in my original post (by removing
mouseemu), but so far the situation in PPC Ubuntu has not changed, if I recall
correctly (my new install on PPC with Intrepid in
Public bug reported:
When I install Ubuntu 8.04 with the graphical installer (live CD) all
mouse buttons are working, as I tested by calling xev. They even out-of-
the-box function as forward and back in Firefox. After the system
boots from hard disk the mouse's side buttons (previously
Sorry for the confusion: I should have mentioned I'm refering to the PPC
port of Ubuntu, and that is where mouseemu is installed by default (at
least on my iMac). But indeed it is not installed by default in the
official Ubuntu (which I am also using on my AMD64 laptop computer).
Maybe this
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