I have just tried running firefox from the firefox-nightly download and all
runs well using that version
125.0a1 (2024-03-17) (64-bit).
I assume the beta3 you speak of is the new version of apparmor; is that
the same version as the current apparmor-proposed version?
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I have seen the problem with firefox tabs crashing in the .deb installation
and when running direct from the downloaded .tar.bz from Mozilla.
Firefox opens but tabs show error saying "Tab crashed"
This has forced me to use the snap version which works fine though I prefer not
to use snaps at
Just seen this problem on Xubuntu-Noble fully updated but running in KVM/QEMU.
The xfce4-panel apparently restarts and I see no obvious problem after the
desktop appears.
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Same problem on Mate and Xubuntu Noble.
Can not use synaptic in the usual manner to make changes to repositories so
this needs fixing asap.
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The iso from today, Ubuntu-MATE 24.04 LTS "Noble Numbat" - Daily amd64
(20240226) has just installed perfectly in KVM with no problem booting
to a full GUI.
It seems that the arctica-greeter difficulty has been overcome.
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This was the case when I first tried the Xubuntu 24.04 daily iso. I can't
remember exactly the date but many weeks ago and I think I remember the same
thing on many previous intermediate Xubuntu versions, eg, 23.04 and 23.10.
I have just clicked the "Launch anyway" and carried on, not giving it
Same problem for me with the iso downloaded 26 March 2022 from the
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/jammy-desktop-
amd64.iso site using zsync and a previously downloaded iso version as
input file.
It gets to 33% installed and freezes at that point going no further
however long
Just used zsync to download the iso from the daily/current today,
2022-03-25 07:57 and tried to install in KVM/QEMU as a virtual system.
The live OS runs perfectly, or appears to do so and Ubiquity starts and
seems to be installing the OS.
However, the progress marker gets to 33% and the process
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1963697 ***
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The error message appears before the live desktop is showing and again
when trying to open ubiquity to start the installation procedure.
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Public bug reported:
Booting live USB of Kubuntu 22.04 a warning of ubiquity crash is shown
and repeated when trying to install from the live USB.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 22.04
Package: ubiquity 22.04.7
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.15.0-22.22-generic 5.15.19
Uname: Linux
I noticed this problem yesterday, 16 December 2021, but it is easy enough to
overcome with an additional line added to /etc/default/grub
GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false
There are other methods as well, adding the boot stanza of a missing OS
to /etc/grub.d/40_custom file.
You need to update grub
I have also just installed the ISO from today, 25 Nov 2021, again using
KVM/QEMU with no problems.
I used UEFI mode and allowed the installer to use the whole virtual disk, ie,
no manual partitioning.
So for this ISO both the live and virtual OS are working beautifully.
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That was a typo by the way; should have been zsync as you probably knew.
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Title:
Ubuntu, Budgie, Kubuntu, Kylin, MATE, Xubuntu: jammy daily
Good to know that Bob, and accordingly I will xsync yesterday's ISO
later today and try again.
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Ubuntu, Budgie, Kubuntu,
Unlike today's Ubuntu iso, 2021-11-24 08:32, today's Xubuntu iso times at 02:14
is still crashing.
I assumed all the different DE versions would be fixed at the same time but
apparently not; maybe tomorrow?
I'll zsync and try again if I have time.
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Unlike today's Ubuntu iso, 2021-11-24 08:32, today's Xubuntu iso times at 02:14
is still crashing.
I assumed all the diffeent DE versions would be fixed at the same time but
apparently not; maybe
Yes. Whoopee!!
Todays iso of Xubuntu (22 Nov 2021) installed well in KVM1QEMU using UEFI after
carrying out Norbert's suggested change of the debianutils to an older original
version.
Brilliantly done!
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I shall try the workaround from Norbert later today if I have time and
report back.
If this works as easily as suggested it will be a great move forward, so
thanks to Norbert for this detailed info.
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Problem still seen in the iso file of Xubuntu 22.04 downloaded this morning.
Live session is still running well but installer crashes very soon after
starting.
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Title:
Ubiquity crashes Installing Xubuntu-22.04 iso from 13 Nov 2021
To manage
The same crash happened last night using the iso file from 15 Nov 2021 on a
different computer.
I will try again later with today's daily iso.
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Public bug reported:
Installing an iso from 13 Nov 2021 as a VM in KVM/QEMU ubiquity crashes and
installation stops totally.
Debug report is included after agreeing with this when the crash happened.
No space available to test on bare metal install at present.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Same here with Xubuntu 21.04 which I am running as a VM in KVM/QEMU and
have the same problem - almost.
If I type 1/2 it does not autocorrect to ½ unless I highlight it in the text
then go to Tools -> Autocorrect -> Apply when the change occurs.
However, if I try to repeat that with a second
Solved by downloading the xfce4-weather-plugin.deb file from the PPA for
xfce-4.16.
I extracted the libweather.so file from that package and replaced the file
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/xfce4/panel/plugins/libweather.so with this extracted
newer version.
Works very well again.
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I found this bug by accident and enlarged my settings-manager window to display
5 columns of icons instead of the 4 that showed before.
It is now impossible to reduce the size back to what it was and editing the
~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchanne-xml/xfce4-settings-manager.xml does not
Adding to my report at #10, I replaced my daily current iso with daily pending
and tried again using KVM/QUEMU and virt-manager.
This time I noticed for the first time, an option to boot using UEFI firmware
and at last the installation was a success.
It looks as if the iso boots in UEFI mode by
zsync from the "current" to "pending" daily iso and choice of UEFI in
the virt-manager configuration for creating the KVM virtual machine has
now booted successfully.
I do not know if it was the move to the pending iso or to using UEFI
firmware that has made the difference, but it appears that
I have this same problem when installing Xubuntu-20.10 using KVM/QEMU and
virt-manager.
The iso file boots properly and live system runs as expected but there is a
cpmplete failure to install grub to /dev/sda.
Looking at the filesystem in thunar shows that this appears to be a UEFI
install with
I had this problem with Xubuntu 20.10 trying to install using KVM/QEMU
but as it was only a VM i wiped it clean, tried formatting the partition
with a gpt partition table and created both an EFI and a bios-boot
partition but still no joy. I'm not sure if you can use gpt and UEFI
within a KVM
I also have this problem.
Today's Xubuntu iso (Sun Oct 11 2020) boots well in KVM/QEMU virt-manager and
appears to install until it bets to grub installation where it says it can ot
install grub to /dev/sda and offers alternatives which are the partitions.
I tried creating a new partition gpt
Public bug reported:
Impossible to install grub bootloader into /dev/sda when installing the
Xubuntu-20.10-beta-amd64.iso from today's daily download.
Installing as a VM in KVM/QEMU virt-manager
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.10
Package: ubiquity 20.10.10
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
I think I now have found the culprit config file which caused xim to be
set.
In my home I had a simple text file, .xinputrc, with content:-
# im-config(8) generated on Mon, 23 Feb 2015 17:01:56 +
run_im xim
# im-config signiture: df342b84e376183c717075cfe226893c -
Either commenting out the
Audacity is showing the window accurately if I edit the
~/.local/share/applications/audacity.desktop file to use the line:-
Exec=bash -c "GTK_IM_MODULE=; audacity %F"
I have no idea if it's possible or wise to unset that option system wide
in some way, but I assume this is just an audacity code
I am using the latest PPA version
Version: 6.4.3.2
Build ID: 1:6.4.3-0ubuntu0.20.04.1
and in my system F1 or or LO Help from the menu opens firefox, my default
browser, though I have made no changes to the system to get it to do that.
I assume that this newest PPA version must have already
I have the same problem in my clean install of Xubuntu 20.04, though the main
middle section of my window is transparent until I resize the window when it
appears.
It is, however, not possible to select any part of a loaded audio file in the
tracks, so editing is not possible with any accuracy,
"The following symptoms typically are due to GPU issues in the kernel
DRM driver (linux package):"
I am not sure but suspect that means the kernel package, linux-image.
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[xubuntu] Failing to sleep after inactivity - power manager error?
I can confirm that I have the same problem on my installation of Xubuntu
18.04, fully updated but installed originally in mid November 2017.
I can create a zip archive of files/folders owned by me, but can not do
so for files/folders owned by root, even if I am able to read those same
A ubuntuforums thread about this problem
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2377258=13710654#post13710654
has a solution or workaround of simply adding %U to the Exec= line of
the gdebi.desktop file so it reads "Exec=gdebi-gtk %U".
This has allowed use of gdebi from the file manager either
I have never used the gdebi/firefox method that is talked about but I do
use gdebi to install packages that are available only manually such as
plexmediaserver.
It can still be used by opening gdebi first from the "Activities" menu
top left then using "File -> Open" menu item, but I can not find
Same here in 16.04 and 17.04; I don't yet have 17.10 in the Xubuntu
version to test but soon will so will report back if I still see it in
that version of Xubuntu.
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The 0.8.9-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 version of this plugin has again stopped working
properly.
Changes of location are not possible, and no new locations can be found when
searching in the Properties dialogue.
I have purged and reinstalled, and cleared everything from
~/.cache/xfce4/weather but it still
This morning at about 10:30 UTC I updated to cups-2.1.3-4ubuntu0.3 on my 64bit
Xubuntu-16.04 using kernel 4.4.0-92 and it has so far not stopped running.
My /etc/cups/cupsd.conf has the "WebInterface Yes" entry but so far no problems
at all, though I had no problems with the
The package 0.8.9-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 from xenial-proposed also fixed the bug for
me in Xubuntu 16.04.
I had already successfully tried and used the 0.8.9.1_amd64.deb from the zesty
17.04 repos, but so that I can remain with xenial repos I will now be using
this version from proposed repos.
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https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-weather-
plugin/0.8.9-0ubuntu1/+build/12025316 and installed it in Xubuntu 16.04
using gdebi and it is working fine, so I assume that it has already been
patched with the new api.
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I forgot about this bug, but I later realised that the problem was due to my
installation of the OS from a daily cd version of the ISO file from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/xenial/daily-live/pending/xenial-desktop-amd64.iso.zsync
rather than the normal download site. I did not realise
Same problem here on my Xubuntu 16.04 64bit system using UEFI.
I have added the "fastboot" boot option to /etc/default/grub to remove the
notification I saw at every boot, but the boot time is still quite a bit slower
than 14.04, about 20 secs from end of grub to the login screen, where 14.04,
An update to my post #36.
I can now confirm that the problem is solved for me; cups no longer
stops running after a few minutes, and once again I am able to access
,localhost:631 without the need to start cups running again.
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Same problem affects my installation of Xubuntu-16.04.1 64bit system.
I have enabled proposed and updated all the many cups packages in that
repository and then disabled proposed again.
I think this has solved my problem of cups stopping running but will have to
report back after running for
The output from
"dpkg -S /etc/apt/sources.list.d/proposed.list"
is now what I expected,
"dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/proposed.list"
as I have now disabled the proposed repos so that is no help.
I did not think to look in the "Other software" tab of
Hopefully a final comment about this from me, with a suggestion about
how to restore the packages that you don't want from "proposed" back to
stable repository versions.
With some help from another Ubuntuforums member, 1fallen, I was given this info
page from askubuntu
Just as a trial I have a few minutes ago restored the proposed.list file
to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ which is where I originally found it, and
once again I am not able to disable the proposed repos from software-
sources GUI. Whatever I do, the tick in the selection box of the
Developer Options
I found the two files, proposed.list and proposed.list.save in
/etc/apt/sources.list.d folder and both of them had the same content:-
deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ xenial-proposed universe main
multiverse restricted
Neither file had that one line commented out with a # as I would
OK, that worked as expected, and now when I go to Software Sources from the
Xubuntu menu I can enable and disable the proposed repos without a problem as I
expect to be able to do.
This is baffling!
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Just noticed the same thing in my Xubuntu 16.04.
I do not recall enabling proposed at all, so I'm baffled.
I have now removed the proposed.list and proposed.list.save from
/etc/apt/sources.list.d folder by commenting the files with a # and will
see what that does.
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Same problem here in Xubuntu 16.04 but using the version 4,8,0 from the
ppa mentioned above:-
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:claydoh/kmymoney2-kde4
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install kmymoney
has now solved it for me and I have all the icons back.
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Installing python-xdg overcomes this problem.
I have just found this solution in another bug at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/radiotray/+bug/1557115
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I had the same problem as Camilo Gonzalez in post #5, on a netbook with Atom
270 cpu and Intel 954M graphics.
Solved by booting with nomodesdet option from the grub menu to get a low
resolution GUI and then installing the xserver-xorg-video-intel package.
All works very well now.
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Using sudo nano /etc/fstab still makes a hidden root-owned .nano folder
in my home, so as far as I'm concerned the bug is still live.
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Title:
Paul, I assume you are aware of the forum thread at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2285298
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Title:
Launching nano with sudo creates a
I think this may simply be that the left hand pane of the History window is set
as invisible and not showing.
Pull the pane divider to the right and the list of dates may appear as it has
for me with full history available.
This has to be repeated at every use of synaptic
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I also had this problem, not only with links in Thunderbird but also in
Libreoffice documents, which both opened Firefox at my chosen homepage, not the
link URL.
I have always changed my Preferred
This comment is copied from my entry in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/exo/+bug/1427144
I also had this problem, not only with links in Thunderbird but also in
Libreoffice documents, which both opened Firefox at my chosen homepage, not the
link URL.
I have always changed my
I have also made that change to the /etc/default/grub file and changed
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
to
GRUB_DEFAULT=1
then ran sudo update-grub
So far after several boots the error message has not reappeared.
I realise this is something of a workaround and not a real solution, but
it does appear to work.
I have just started seeing this problem on a newly installed Xubuntu 32bit
14.04 on a netbook (Atom cpu, 1GBram, Intel integrated gpu).
It coincided with me enabling hibernation by adding the file as shown in
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219403, but that may be pure
coincidence as
I had managed to get 14.04 on to this laptop eventually by installing
Lubuntu 13.10, then upgrading 13.10 to 14.04. On reboot this did not
boot to a running system, even if I attempted to boot to a command-line
by adding boot option text to the kernel line of grub; it just froze the
same as when
If it is true that gthumb 3.3.x is a development series, perhaps it is
not the right version for an LTS version of *Ubuntu. As I said, gthumb
3.2.6 works very well, so why not just revert to that in the release.
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I have downgraded my 14.04 gthumb 64 bit systems to gthumb 3.2.6 with the debs
from
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/162929872/gthumb-data_3.2.6-1ubuntu2_all.deb
and
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/162929685/gthumb_3.2.6-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb
then installed manually with dpkg.
All is working well, thank
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Trusty daily live ISOs will not boot; Waiting for network
I have just installed the updated version of lightdm-gtk-greeter on my
Lubuntu trusty 64bit in a VM on VirtualBox, and though it is too early
to know if it has solved the problem, I have so far managed to boot a
few times without the problem occuring, so it all looks good so far.
I will report
Sorry, I can not find a way to edit my post #18, where I said I booted
Xubuntu. It was, in fact Lubuntu 64bit but otherwise same details and
same updated kernel etc etc.
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After several days of this problem not returning, I booted yesterday to
my Xubuntu 64 bit, fully updated with a new kernel 3.13.0-19, but as a
virtual machine in VirtualBox PUEL version 4.3.8, with Guest additions
installed and otherwise running beautifully, and there it was again.
I copied the
Third requested log file
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Have all users who still have this bug affecting them tried installing
the updated pacvkages available at posts 10 and 11 of the duplicate bug
at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-greeter/+bug/1278681
It solved my problem completely.
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I installed a VM in VirtualBox of the 64bit version of Lubuntu yesterday
Mar 18th using the daily iso pending download, and immediately saw this
problem, but not at every boot or login. When it happened I had to
logout and in again several times to get to a usable desktop, as those
zombie
I have just installed the 64 bit version of your new unity-greeter and
it has overcome the typing of password problem.
It has added a minor display problem for a second or two after typing
password and hitting enter, with the screen showing a random pattern
instead of the greeter background image
Having repeatedly restarted my VirtualBox installation of Ubuntu 64bit with the
new unity-greeter package installed from post 10 above, the graphic problem
seems to have now disappeared completely, and typing the password is still
possible.
This would seem to be a solution to the problem for
I first saw this after the updates to Lubuntu 14.04 yesterday morning
March 13 10:15GMT. In my case it is only the Lubuntu 32bit system that
is affected, not Xubuntu or Ubuntu both of which are 64 bit.
I posted the problem to Ubuntuforums
Here is the crash report file from/var/crash which was created earlier
today.
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Running Xubuntu 14.04 64bit daily iso, dated 25 Feb 2014, fully updated,
in Virtualbox-4.3.8.
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Title:
xfdesktop crashed with SIGSEGV in
Same problem here with Lubuntu 14.04 64bit both as a live USB system on
real hardware or in Virtualbox, and also as a full install in
Virtualbox.
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All the Lubuntu and Xubuntu 14.04 image files I have tried on that laptop have
failed so far.
I have just updated the Lubuntu iso file from Jan 23 to today's version, Jan
27, using zsync and the new one exhibits exactly the same problem, though so
far after waiting for about 30 minutes there is
Just to confirm that I have just tried Lubuntu 13.10 which boots from a
USB to a live system with no problem on the same old laptop. It is only
14.04 which has a problem.
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Public bug reported:
I am trying to boot Xubuntu and Lubuntu 14.04 live desktop i386 on an
old Acer laptop with Celeron 2.66GHz CPU, 512MB ram (I know, it is low
on ram) and a Radeon Mobility 9100 igp.
The system simply freezes at the Plymouth screen with Xubuntu/Lubuntu
and coloured dots
Unfortunately I am not able to file this against any specific package as
I am not even able to get to a running OS. I shall therefore return to
the bug and file it against the kernel of the daily iso that is at fault
at my earliest opportunity.
If there is some way to get a USB live system to
Unfortunately I am not able to file this against any specific package as
I am not even able to get to a running OS.
If there is some way to get a USB live system to boot in text modeI
could try that and report at which stage the boot freezes. I have tried
a great number of key presses, alone and
On the assumption that I need to run the
apport-collect 1272429
command on the OS at fault running on the computer that will not boot, I regret
that I am unable to do so as the nature of the bug is that I can not boot the
Trusty OS iso on that machine.
I could run the command on the machine
I am seeing this bug in Xubuntu daily 64bit and 32bit ISO for 18 Dec and
19 Dec 2013.
The files are booted direct from ISO files using grub-2 which I
manually installed to a USB flash drive, and which works without fault
to boot the system. I get to a login screen very quickly and using the
Same problem here, occurring at exactly the same point of the install on a
Sempron 2400+, ATI 9200SE with open source driver, and 2GB ram.
I have tried installing from live session and direct from the first menu; same
problem with both methods.
ISO file md5sum checks out OK as does the burned
Would it be better to use xfce4-power-manager in Lubuntu.
I run 11.04 at the moment and gnome-power-manager did not work at all,
but removing the reference to it in
/etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart, @gnome-power-manager,
installing xfce4-power-manager and replacing that with a line for xfce4
I can also confirm this problem.
AMD Sempron 2400+, ATI 9200se graphic card, which does not like plymouth and
will not display the plymouth image properly, 2GB ram.
If I have not used the OOo quickstart during the session, I can shutdown,
reboot, or logout with no problem. Once I have used the
Exactly the same problem showing here, with an ati 9200SE card and a new clean
install of Ubuntu 9.10.
I have tried the fix of making a new /etc/modprobe.d/radeon-kms.conf, with the
following content:-
##enable KMS Radeon
options radeon modeset=1
and then running sudo update-initramfs -k
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub
Ubuntu 9.04, fully updated. Sempron 2400+, 2GB ram, ATI 9200SE graphics
card (works well).
On starting up the system ran grub with no problems, then moved on to starting
ubuntu on UUID7a49a256-2471-45cc-9933-78b8a5bbcfe9, but then froze. This
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