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Binary package hint: gcalctool
Follow the following steps to reproduce this bug:
1.Make sure the view is on scientific display mode
2. Type in the number 1.005^1701010.100
3. Move the editing cursor to the position after the 7
4. Hold down the delete key on the keyboard.
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Dear Xavier,
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for looking into it.
I'll raise anything else odd I notice, as an aim to contribute to making
Gnome and Ubuntu better.
Thanks for you own work on the Gnome / Ubuntu product - it is a great
collaborative work.
Best wishes,
Mike Fairbank.
On Sat
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Version: Rhythmbox 0.12.5
Ubuntu 9.10 Release:9.10
I have to click on the icon twice to get rythmbox to start. The first
time I click, the mousepointer changes to the animation that shows it is
busy. So it looks just like it's loading.
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Thanks for the reply.
1. Typing rhytmbox from the command line for the first time causes the
error message plus a hang. But then opening via clicking on the icon
opens rhythmbox immediately (but again without any delay).
2. Opening via the icon for the first time does cause rhtyhmbox to appear
Okay, I realise this may be a deliberate feature now (apart from the
error message I get from the command line).
1. Clicking on rhytmbox once in the panel at the top of my desktop
causes a second rhthmbox icon to appear on the right of that panel.
Clicking on that second rhythmbox icon opens
Yes I agree. Hover-over fixes this problem for me. So this is not a
bug, it is a feature. Thanks for your help. Sorry I needed help with
something so basic. But on the other hand, this is a very strange 80s
user interface, so much so that not many people in the twenty first
century will figure
I have noticed this bug. I have a 5MB document with very long lines.
Each line is approximately a million characters wide.
If you view it with word wrap OFF then the computer becomes very
unresponsive. Scrolling the scrollbars particularly hangs the computer
for a long time.
I'm on gedit
I have just experienced these exact symptoms on my upto date version of
Ubuntu 10.10.
Any folder I opened from the places would immediately cause the entire
contents of that folder to be opened by media player.
I fixed the problem afterwards by editing
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list as
I have just experienced these exact symptoms on my upto date version of
Ubuntu 10.10.
Any folder I opened from the places would immediately cause the entire
contents of that folder to be opened by media player.
I fixed the problem afterwards by editing
.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list as
I don't know why this bug has been re-opened. The Xorg-server
developers analysed this bug carefully and diagnosed it as Java
misbehaving. I raised this bug and as far as I'm concerned it's been
passed on to the responsible software owner- which in this case is
Oracle's Java.
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Thanks. I've raised these upstream at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=624470
I've removed point 2 as you say it's fixed already.
It is a real shame scientific mode is being removed :( More useful
than the financial functions for me.
Thanks.
Mike.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcalctool
In scientific display mode, enter ln cosh . This causes the
program to hang for a long time / indefinitely. During this hang, the
calculator is unable to redraw itself and does not respond. I waited 5
minutes but got no response so
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcalctool
I am using gcalctool 5.28.2
Here are some user interface suggestions:
1. When in scientific display mode, pressing the lower case L key brings in
an obscure financial function. I think financial function shortcuts should be
disabled in
Thanks Marcel. Yes it looks like this is a duplicate of the bug you
cite (347089). It's good that it got the right answer in the end!
However it would be better if there was a way to escape to cancel the
long calculation, and the window redrawing did not stall during the
calculation.
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We were wondering if this is still an issue?
Thanks. Yes, I'm actively following progress on this bug and still
hoping for a fix.
Can you try with the latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO CD
images are available from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ .
Ok I've burnt and tried the
AlsaDevices:
total 0
crw-rw+ 1 root audio 116, 3 2010-04-25 19:54 seq
crw-rw+ 1 root audio 116, 2 2010-04-25 19:54 timer
AplayDevices: aplay: device_list:223: no soundcards found...
Architecture: i386
ArecordDevices: arecord: device_list:223: no soundcards found...
AudioDevicesInUse:
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Okay I've added all the above attachments using acpi=off on the ubuntu
9.10 live cd 64 bit edition.
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I've just made a proper install of ubuntu onto a dual boot partition of
my harddrive. This will enable me to apply upgrades more easily.
So I've done that, and then run it (under acpi=off, since that's all I
can do to prevent this problem), and fetched all the latest ubuntu
updates for Karmic.
I've tried following the instructions at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes to install the -vesa
driver, as this would apparently fix the similar problems occurring on
Lucid, however this made no difference for me.
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There is not much issue now.
The title of this bug is totally wrong - you are right, I didn't realise
that it actually was opening on the first time and becoming a
notification icon. Sorry about that.
The only issue is the message which occurs when you type rhythmbox at
the command line:
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I've enabled apport permanently to generate crash reports.
I've just recovered a crash report saved by apport into /var/crash. The
file is attached.
This crash report was detected directly after an X-freeze, shortly after
the next restart. The X-freeze on this occasion happened while trying
to
I've raised this upstream at xorg (
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27232 ).
So this bug could be closed now. Thank you.
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a java program that causes X windows to hang
I've tested it under KDE and the bug is still there.
This bug is making xfig so difficult to work with that I've switched to
using Inkscape. That is an effective enough work-around for me, and
accept that xfig's user interface is out of date and broken.
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it is difficult to edit text in text
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xfig
A lot of text fields don't easily allow keyboard editing.
For example, if you open a fresh instance of xfig, and choose
file:export then a window appears. 2 editable text fields in this
window are Output file and filename mask. Click in these
Note: I've just found this section of the FAQ at
http://xfig.org/userman/frm_faq.html
There it says:
I cannot type anything into the popup dialogs in xfig when I use the
fvwm window manager
POSSIBLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION:
There have been reports of this problem when using the fvwm window
Please can the this importance of this bug be raised to severe,
because that what a reproducible x-windows total crash is?
Please can it then be pushed upstream to x-windows? Whether it is java
that is causing X-windows to crash or not, X-windows should handle the
error more gracefully than
I'd like to try to help you more but I cannot understand the page
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash.
Here are the problems:
1. It says First, check if there is a package with a -dbg suffix in the main
Ubuntu repositories. These are the debug symbol packages, and are equivalent to
Ok, I've figured out how to get the backtrace. It's attached. I've
partially edited the http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash to
make it clearer on the points I got stuck, but please could you edit it
further to explain how you check if there is a package with a -dbg
suffix in the main
Ok here's my second attempt at the back trace. This one is much longer.
Hope that helps.
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This bug is reproducible on a Linux distro called crux
(http://www.crux.nu) with a lightweight window manager named IceWM.
So this bug is nothing to do with Ubuntu or Gnome.
Please can it be pushed upstream to X11 or/and java.
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I've just burnt a Live CD from the Ubuntu.com website today for 32 bit Ubuntu.
I've tried to install it on Live Mode on an Asus Notebook PC (Intel Celeron
Processor, 1.40Ghz, 500MB Ram).
It goes through the boot processes okay, Displays Gnome, and then
crashes almost
The equivalent Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD works fine on the affected machine.
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Managed to get the 4 attachements above using the 9.04 Live CD on the
affected computer.
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Please note that this bug is about version 9.10 32 bit live CD. The
diagnostic files were all taken from version 9.04 live CD, since this is
the only way I can access that hardware. So the only relevant
information files (out of the 4 attachments above) are those that give
information about the
Public bug reported:
I have a simple java program that causes X windows / Gnome to hang with
my hardware if you perform a few simple steps.
I'm using 64 bit ubuntu, Linux Kernel 2.6.31-17-generic, with java version
1.6.0_16
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_16-b01)
Java HotSpot(TM)
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Ok thanks. I've tried those. Here are the results:
noapic: no difference (still hangs)
acpi=off: it works!
noalpic: was worse (mouse pointer doesn't even move)
Thanks for that suggestion.
So I can no access the computer + OS fully using acpi=off. Do you
want me to generate more
Regarding whether this is a java issue or an X issue: I've tested this
on an old Windows XP machine with java 1.6 and the bug does not happen
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system test: do you see color bars and static? fails.
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Public bug reported:
I am running the system test do you see color bars and static? on the
Ubuntu 9.10 (32bit) Live CD and I see nothing. A window quickly appears
and almost instantaneously disappears during the test, but there
definitely is no coloured bar image.
I am running the Live CD with
Further relevant information:
1. Now I've got into ubuntu 9.10 Live CD properly using acpi=off, I've run the
system test application and one of the video test fails (the test entitled
do you see color bars and static?. I've raised this separately as bug
513998.
2. I've found out that even
Attached is a smaller version of the java code that causes the crash.
Hopefully that will make it easier to analyse. I don't think there's
much point in going any smaller, since the cause of the bug is probably
in X11/Gnome/Java and the size of the code is insignificant to those
packages, but I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tracker
In normal operation of computer, very occasionally computer suddenly
slows right down for about 45 seconds - mousepointer is very slow to
respond to movement, and windows are too slow to respond to clicks.
This has been hard to identify the
Yes I found this bug too. The bug arose after I did a clean full
install of Mate 18.04LTS, but I re-used my old Mate 16.04 home
partition. So it's probably confused by my old style configuration files
which were imported from Mate16.04 to Mate 18.04.
The workaround of using Mate Tweak to switch
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