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The problem is real, but there's there's a simple solution. Edit
'/etc/default/grub' and find the line: 'GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT'.
Add 'fastboot' option to the list. After that update grub ('sudo
update-grub'). This is not necessarily a workaround as the problem may
have been an omission in
I'm just making a comment to Confirm this.
The bug post was not specific enough, but I found that there are *NO
sounds* except with the login screen (I don't know if that is related).
Initially I noticed this on after I installed Unity 8. On a fresh
reinstall there were still no sounds.
I
LibreOffice is written using Swing and there are two plugins: one for
gtk2 and one for gtk3. I've noticed that no matter what icon set is used
the gtk3 theme is too dark. In other places like in the configuration
dialogues the text is only slightly brighter than the button background
and is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1562513 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1562513
LibreOffice is written using Swing and there are two plugins: one for
gtk2 and one for gtk3. I've noticed that no matter what icon set is
used the gtk3 theme is too dark. In other places like in the
Public bug reported:
The version of Geany (and plugins; another package) is Gtk2, but a Gtk3
version has been available for quite some time. I have have tested it
and compiled it for Ubuntu before. Please update to Gtk 3.
** Affects: geany (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
Since then, the sound effects have been completely disabled. There is
now a way to control the volume of the startup sounds in Pulseaudio.
But I wish to give second opinion that work be done to restore the
system sounds in Ubuntu.
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