Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 18.04,
Package: libfmt-dev
Version: 4.0.0+ds-2
is missing fmt.pc, leading to empty response from pkg-config. This
brakes the building of pkg-config dependent code.
** Affects: fmtlib (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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On Ubuntu 18.04, using german locale, GNU date (v 8.28) doesn't accept
it's own output format using date -d. This is awkward, as date -d is
meant to parse all "natural" formats, and of course the output of date
will often be stored and need to be read again.
What have I
Still an issue as of today 2020-04-13, for Ubuntu 18.04.
Please set this critical immediately, this is a strong security issue
for the use case of multiuser device!
Using a "guest" user to share your device with others is a quite common
use case. Everyone would expect that logging out and pass
Also don't rely on the "affects me" counter above, as for non-power-
users this bug is subtle and undetectable in most cases, leaving them
unsafe without knowledge.
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Using Ubuntu 18.04, earlyoom version 1.0-1.
When looking at /var/log/syslog, earlyoom reports like
Killing process 9123 dhclient
while the PID 9123 denotes the process actually killed, but this process
was never named 'dhclient'.
Doing some tests, on my system it
Public bug reported:
If darkttable is running fullscreen (F11) on Ubuntu 18.04 with my
Thinpad T480s, there are annoying flashes of the screen in fullscreen
mode on iteraction.
For example: If I adjust the base color curve while on fullscreen, the
start and end of the mouse dragging the curves
The issue so far is that the output of "mount" is cluttered by an
annoying amount of entries not of any use to my daily routines with
"mount".
As snapd is now somewhat in a testing phase, and on long term considered
to replace a large amount of apt packages I guess, this list would grow
on.
Also
Even worse, using Ubuntu 18.04, there is no option to change the sink
per application in the audio control panel anymore.
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Title:
Chromium does
Actually I was surprised by seeing gnome-calculator coming at at
`mount`s output. This is nothing anyone would ever expect.
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Title:
Snap mounts
Public bug reported:
Affects: Ubuntu 18.04
Snap filesystems mounted by snapd use kernel (and maybe userspace?)
ressources just for providing apps. Even if the app is not running, the
mount is still there, conuming system ressources.
We must remember that we are only at the beginning. If more
Public bug reported:
The basic systemd configuration is not tolerating a full root fs.
Ubuntu 18.04 with a full root fs boots into a state where systemd
messages are visible on screen, no graphical environment, no response to
keyboard, no possibility to switch VTs. It still reacts to ACPI power
Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS, when closing the settings window of sensors-
applet, the applet crashes every time.
This even happens if no settings are changed at all.
While the settings window is still open, settings are applied successfully.
However, after restarting the
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On Thinkpad T420s, switching off Bluetooth make the device disapper by
rfkill soft blocked state and hence the icon. Reenabeling is possible
via rfkill only, all UI applications state "no device" until then. If
reenabled by 'rfkill unblock ', icon reappears immediately and
all is fine until we
As I already mentioned, I am aware that nautilus is triggering the
problem. However, no program should be able to bring down the desktop by
doing bad UI operations. Period.
So wether metacity or Xorg or anything I never even heard of is the
right space to solve this issue is out of my reach,
I thought Metacity is the component that has to deal with inter-
application interaction. Seems I am wrong?
I already know that a bug in nautlius is the trigger of the problem,
however no application should be able to lock drag and drop state on its
own without any way to exit it.
So the only
Public bug reported:
I had some issues with nautlilus in the past time, that of cause need to
be resolved by the nautlilus devs, but it turns out that IO freezes (eg.
dropped sftp connections) may freeze nautlilus while drag and drop
operations, and hence freeze metacity in some kind, as d seems
Please add critical as bug results in system state forcing users to hard
reboot with potential data loss.
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Title:
Drag and drop state may be
Public bug reported:
Since about one or two weeks, my Thinkpad T420s using Ubuntu 16.04 quite
frequently shows a strange error:
On some display changes, like after standby, but even when switching VLC
to fullscreen (no mode change!!!) the internal screen fades slowly to a
bright dirty grid
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1549269 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1549269
Default file manager not working.. -sigh-
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Title:
This behaviour also holds for the context menu "Move" command.
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Files are moved by copying
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This is still the case as of today. Please, can someone state why this
is done this way? What are the benefits? Without explanation, it seems
just akward kindergarden way of doing this.
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Some additions:
-Happens on Lenovo T420s too. I don't think it is truly hardware
related.
-Adding another user account and switching to and back leads to an even more
arkward situation, where nm-applet creates a new connection if an already known
WiFi network is selected (and asks for the
Also it has nothing to do with missing language support: Kaffeine for
example, which was arabic before, now switched to English after my fix.
But it sports some language settings in it's own help menu, which can be
used to switch to german.
So this was no fallback behaviour, but just buggy
I made no mistake, I deleted arabic from the language list AFTER
switching back to german, relogin and rebooting, hoping at each step
that the apps would switch back to german. Only after all that fails, I
removed arabic from the list, with still no effect.
So there is definitely a bug in
Just a guess: Using 'ar' of de_DE:ar:en_GB:en could be explained by
alphabetic ordering of the languages somewhere.
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Title:
Language settings
I already fixed the problem.
The locale indeed showed a remaining 'ar' at LANGUAGE, like:
LANGUAGE=de_DE:ar:en_GB:en
After exhaustive search, I found this LANGUAGE definition in
~/.pam_environment. I changed it there, logged out and in again, and now
KDE apps are in english (despite the main
Just for completeness: locale before fixing it was:
LANG=de_DE.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=de_DE:ar:en_GB:en
LC_CTYPE="de_DE.UTF-8"
LC_NUMERIC=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_TIME=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_COLLATE="de_DE.UTF-8"
LC_MONETARY=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_MESSAGES="de_DE.UTF-8"
LC_PAPER=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_NAME=de_DE.UTF-8
Bug still exists on Ubuntu 16.04 as of 2017 !
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Title:
kaffeine : device not connected
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On my Ubuntu 16.04 system, updates as of today, after switching my
system language from german to arabic and later back using the unity-
control-center, KDE apps got stuck to arabic language (all GUI elements
right-to-left text in arabic language). All other apps open in
Public bug reported:
The Arduino IDE 2:1.0.5 crashes on Ubuntu 16.04 with Java OpenJDK 9.
If OpenJDK 8 is used (may be selected by update-alternatives, if
installed) it runs fine.
The reason is easily spotted: The IDE crashes on the attempt to parse part of
the Java version string into a
Here is another different xrandr output, without any changes in the real
world (eg. no display devices or cables attached at all).
This output was just taken seconds after the first.
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Public bug reported:
Using a Thinpad T420s, after upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04, I sometimes
encounter a heavy problem:
The internal screen is frequently blanking and comes up with other
resolutions. This mostly triggers after resuming from standby.
Using xrandr, I figured out that there are too
Xorg log is also showing the repeated switching.
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When a WiFi connection behaves unstable over longer time (eg. long
range), sometimes the user is asked for the password again (the
requester come up already filled), even if it is correct. The request
can come up at any time, depending on the connection quality, and likely
fs-uae-launcher 2.6.2 as of Ubuntu 16.04 works fine. So I guess it was
already fixed before _OR_ the error depends on the environment (Python
version or locale settings) so it is fixed by 16.04 environment.
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While this bug don't happen very often to me, it behaves exactly as
described.
Some clarifications:
-It is not linked to Nvidia graphics, but happens on Intel too.
-It is definetely about graphical window depth order. The "hidden"
applications can be focused and work as expected. They even
But cool: The crash report window opens correctly over ssh...
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Title:
Firefox crashes if run over ssh
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Public bug reported:
As of Ubuntu 16.04 (Firefox 48.0), Firefox crashes if invoked by 'ssh -X
firefox'.
Terminal output:
[6965] ###!!! ABORT: X_ShmCreatePixmap: BadShmSeg (invalid shared segment
parameter); 6 requests ago: file
Would this mean that there would be work on a general fix towards 17.04,
but 16.04 would stay broken?
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Title:
gnome-flashback may need to handle
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Public bug reported:
Since using Ubuntu 16.04 instead of 14.04, I sometimes encounter an old
list of WiFi networks in the nm-applet menu after wakeup from standby.
The list is stuck then and not updated anymore.
Using nmcli, I can see the correct list, so it is not a problem of
NetworkManager or
Public bug reported:
When using gedit in Ubuntu 16.04 on other desktop environments (eg.
gnome-flashback with Metacity), sometimes the window handles are gone.
For example, if gedit window is maximized, there is no header and no
icons to undo maximisation anymore.
All instances of gedit need to
Public bug reported:
As of Ubuntu 16.04, it is no fun anymore to use any desktop environment
except Unity. There is a plethora of problems in Gnome Shell, Gnome
Fallback Session, MATE.
While me having no trouble with Unity, I have some usage scenarios that
prefer other desktops.
Now more and
I think we have a much deeper problem here: Some apps (nautlilus,
control panel, gitg, ) are using new features (like the launcher
icon context menu, mabye first provided by Unity, borderless windows
etc.) and do not provide a reliable fallback for old desktops.
So if the new features prove
Public bug reported:
As of Ubuntu 16.04, there are several ugly applications (starting with
nautilus, as well as the system settings application) that seem to adapt
strongly to Unity, breaking alternative desktops.
For example, Nautlius windows show no borders at all, with shadow-less
designs
Also, as for Ubuntu 16.04, there are more applications migrated to
borderless windows, all of them can't be resized in session types other
than Unity.
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Applies to gnome-fallback / gnome-flashback sessions as well.
The themes only to be useable on Unity.
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Title:
Not working on GTK 3 undecorated
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Bug introduced somewhere between Ubuntu 14.04.3 and 16.04.1
If my Thinkpad T420s awakes from standby, very often the last connected
WiFi network is reconnected immediately, but the connection is
dysfunctional.
ifconfig shows a valid connection with an IPv4 address assigned
Public bug reported:
After updating to Ubuntu 16.04 from 14.04, on my Lenovo T420s, the
screen is very dim after resuming from standby. Changing the brightness
by settings or fn keys restores the correct state.
This is very annoying because it is a repeating regression that happens
again and
I finally was able to reproduce it. Turns out it happens only once after
system startup, if I log out of the session and log in again, the bug is
gone.
Steps to reproduce:
-Make sure no desktop file manager runs in the session (eg. remove it from the
session / xdg autostart locations)
-Start a
I am using Ubuntu 16.04.1 stock intel driver on an integrated Intel
Sandybridge Mobile GPU.
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Title:
Window depth order messed up
To manage
Version is Metacity 3.18.5.
However, I can't reproduce the bug, which occured about 36 hours ago.
The apt logs do not show any update for Metacity since. All effects
mentioned are gone, Metacity behaves as of it's Ubuntu 14.04 pendant
some days ago: Desktop icons are on the desktop, Kupfer opens
This may be related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/1614050 , which
is about wrong window depth ordering. The original bug described (all
windows closed) already turned out as "all windows hidden" here. It
seems the desktop (featuring a background image) may pop in front
Maybe this relates to the bug first described by #1538111. It seems
unrelated (all windows closing sometimes) but someone found out that the
windows are still open, yet hidden behind the dekstop background window.
So this matches almost the situation when the dekstop icons appear in
front. I just
Public bug reported:
Using the gome-flashback session with metacity is totally messed up
since I updated from Ubuntu 14.04.3 to 16.04.1.
All the effects mentioned here do not appear when using compiz, so I
guess Metacity is broken.
-Windows that should open in front (like Kupfer) appear behind
Public bug reported:
After upgrading Ubuntu from 14.04.3 to 16.04.1, every legitimation
request (eg. from update-manager) shows a greyed-out password box.
However, if I use the user dropdown to switch to another user, the
password field gets enabled. It stays enabled if I switch back to my own
Public bug reported:
For gitg 3.17.1, the diff view at the bottom gets very slow for slightly
longer files. Eg. having 2 lines changed in total, the view shows up
after some seconds, but pressing any of the unfold arrow buttons (now
even for a very small file) will stall the view for quite
Public bug reported:
After upgrading from Ubuntu 14.04 to Ubuntu 16.04, the Network manager
behaviour changed regarding to the priorities of networks.
I have several AdHoc-network definitions, that are now activated in
favor of my home WiFi connection. I had to remove the autoconnect option
on
Even large memory usage for 16.04 clean install with empty calendar and
without any online accounts added.
** Changed in: evolution-data-server (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Confirmed
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Affects 14.04 LTS too. The update manager proposes security updates for
packages on hold.
Will it install them? I don't know, I won't risk it now.
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Applies to the Lenovo T420s Touchpad on Ubuntu 14.04 too. So no
"feature" of newer systems.
Encountered the bug about one week ago.
Also applies to the current Chrome unstable dev channel.
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If triggered by the middle button, the bug also persists if smooth
scrolling is disabled via about:flags. So no coincidence with smooth
scrolling.
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Does anybody actually know if this is a flaw of some settings, or the
xapian engine by design? There are so many database and indexing systems
out there, I can't get it why this single indexing job behaves so bad
since years.
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Nemo on Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS
If an image file is written slowly (like beeing downloaded), nemo
sometimes get stuck on thumbnailing it. It permamnently consumes some
CPU cycles then and doesn't open any files anymore.
What happens:
-I download an JPEG image file to the desktop
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At some time (maybe after some resumes from standby), any attempt to
connect certain Ad-Hoc WiFi networks fails. I can still connect access
point networks.
dmesg output is full of wifi firmware related crashes I guess.
Restarting the machine solves the problem, until it
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I think there is no need for additional info as there is a systemic
problem by the way it usually works. However, I will add info if it
helps the burocracy...
** Tags added: apport-collected trusty ubuntu
** Description changed:
When applications do not respond to Xorg redraw requests (eg. a
I encounter the same issues.
When running from terminal, gthumb reports in a very high frequency:
"Warning: Photoshop IRB data is not padded to even size"
It seems some thumbnails won't be created due to some error while
reading the jpeg file, and gthumb endlessly repeats trying to recreate
the
Still affects 14.04 LTS 64bit.
Please add all possible stale builds from the cryptkeeper sources to
this bug!
We're only fine if any binary package is running well.
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It actually seems to crash if currently visible elements are removed
from the configuration tree.
For example, it can be triggered reliable by removing applets from
gnome-panel while viewing gnome-panel's config regarding this applet in
dconf-editor.
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As of yesterday, indicator applet disappears for me too.
It is running on login screen, but immediately crashes when logged in.
This is a regression by updates of the last some days I guess.
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