It is possible to remove the "cosmetic issue" expression? It is a
subjective statement.
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Title:
Warning messages about unsandboxed downloads
To
This bug is serious for me as I use my scanner everyday.
I am under Lubuntu 17.10.
For who like me cannot wait the official patch, can follow how I did
solve:
1. get the source not from git but from the official package manager with
command:
apt-get source libsane1
it did download and create
Pilot6, awesome, the headset one was a problem with PulseAudio, solved
here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/366032/pulseaudio-not-detecting-
bluetooth-headset-automatically
for me this issue is solved, many thanks!
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Ehi Pilot6, I have the same hardware and problem; I tried your second
module and it works as a charm regarding discovery (before, the list was
always empty!) and is really fast on connecting with my bt mouse.
I am still unable to get it working with a brand new bt headset I got
today: it works
Public bug reported:
Este es el mensaje durante la operación configurar canales software:
Ha ocurrido un problema mientras se calculaba la actualización.
Eso pudo ser causado por:
* Actualizar a una versión de Ubuntu aún no publicada
* Estar ejecutando la versión actual, aún no publicada, de
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your effort in order to solve this bug. Unfortunately I'm not
able to use your solution. Too n00b for that. If it's not a package that
I can install it, then it's over for me. I wonder why it's not released
an update for this issue.
RaMaS
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Title:
bluetooth software not working on Linux Mint 13 MATE
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I confirm that the solution suggested in post #16 works. Maybe it's
temporary but it really works. Thanks Trek1701 !
Btw, I did not reboot the laptop, it worked anyway :)
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Hi Christian (chri-dion),
The packages you mentioned in post #11, I have already installed since
the bug report. And the way you launch the bluetooth wizard works.
BUT, the bug reported is about mate-bluetooth-wizard and other MATE
bluetooth apps . The gnome bluetooth wizard (bluetooth-wizard)
I've tried mate-bluetooth 1.3.0-1. I've noticed no difference regarding
the behavior.
1. Still Preferences and Set up new device... are not working, with
the same error messages as shown by cereal.
2. The transfer and browsing of files on the bluetooth device are
working, IF the device was added
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: assaultcube
When connecting to a game server, if the played map does not exists it
gets downloaded by the client.
The problem is that the target directory is not writable as it is a
symlink to /usr/share/games/assaultcube
When downloading a game demo,
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/51108790/Dependencies.txt
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I am not able to create 7zip archives with file roller if the path containing
the file to compress has one or more spaces in it.
Does this issue have to do with my problem, or I have to report a new bug?
Other archive formats work well in this case.
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Yes Michael, that part indicates that imwheel can use too much
resources, and if so, use the -f parameter. Now I am using it without
problems.
I know btnx, but for my media box system I'm using the more stark
xbindkeys tool.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/90631
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I have solved by following the instructions at Step #3 of this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=787790
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1. Open Nautilus
2. select a file (for example a .pdf)
3. right click and select Create archive... (guessed, for I have localized
labels)
4. select tar.lzma or .lzma as archive type and click on Create button
Bug: the result file is smaller, has .lzma as extension, but the icon is not a
box and
Configuration bug
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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I have the same problem with a fresh install of Ubuntu Hardy AMD64.
The command gvfs-info returned:
display name: file.lzma
edit name: file.lzma
name: file.lzma
type: regular
size: 18
attributes:
standard::name: file.lzma
standard::type: 1
standard::size: 18
standard::display-name:
Yes I can confirm this and it is very annoying (=usability bug).
I'm using OOo 2.4.1 with Hardy 64bit.
- ramas
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For me, the problem comes up when launching firefox while running a
sound application (Audacious or last.fm player); in this case, i close
the sound appl and restart firefox, and it loads flash animations
again. I think it is a flash plugin problem against the sound system
of ubuntu.
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Btw I experience clicks also under Windows Vista...I have a Dell
Inspiron 6400
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High frequency of load/unload cycles on some hard disks may shorten lifetime
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/59695
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Could the term Analyzed instead of Triaged better describe this
issue status?
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Just some more reporting about this issue:
- The command sudo hdparm -I /dev/sda shows this line about APM:
Advanced power management level: unknown setting (0x80fe)
The 0xfe byte is the 254 value I set whith the -B command in
hexadecimal, but i do not understand the 0x80 byte and why it tells
The command hdparm -b 255 turn off completely APM.
This could last HD life by saving load cycles.
On the other hand, the HD temperature could get very HOT (51°c on my Inspiron),
also decreasing drive life.
I wonder if there is another better solution to this, for example using SMART
functions
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