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/usr/share/doc/etckeeper/README says:
Note that the default VCS is git
The actual default in /etc/etckeeper/etckeeper.conf seems to be bzr.
Please can you tweak the README to match reality.
Unfortunately the above sentence from the README continues:
and this tutorial
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Binary package hint: bash-completion
On a brand new computer I:
1 installed Ubuntu 7.10 from an official CD
2 installed all updates
3 ran update-manager -d and upgraded to Hardy Heron Alpha 5
No other software was run.
The Hardy upgrade claimed that bash-completion
I also have this cron job:
$ dpkg -S /etc/cron.daily/find
findutils: /etc/cron.daily/find
This is a computer on which I installed Ubuntu 7.10 from CD, then
immediately ran update-manager -d to upgrade to the latest Hardy.
The cron job is buggy (it calls ionice -p 7 rather than ionice -n 7,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
This happened when I ran update-manager -d to upgrade from 7.10 to the
latest Hardy Heron alpha.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date: Sun Mar 2 16:40:21 2008
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.04
ErrorMessage: subprocess pre-installation
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12352964/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: DpkgTerminalLog.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12352965/DpkgTerminalLog.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alacarte
I just used upgrade-manager -d to upgrade from 7.10 to Hardy Heron.
Manually uninstalling it and ubuntu-desktop, and then re-installing them
both seemed to work.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date: Sun Mar 2 14:47:45 2008
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12352898/Dependencies.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gqview
gqview defaults to using US Letter paper for printing (when run for the
first time) even though /etc/papersize is set to a4.
** Affects: gqview (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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/usr/share/doc/etckeeper/README says:
Note that the default VCS is git
The actual default in /etc/etckeeper/etckeeper.conf seems to be bzr.
Please can you tweak the README to match reality.
Unfortunately the above sentence from the README continues:
and this tutorial
Public bug reported:
/usr/share/doc/cups-pdf/README.gz includes the sentence:
The optional GNOME package gnome-cups-manager is capable of detecting
this CUPS backend as a suitable ready-to-use printer.
There isn't an Ubuntu package for gnome-cups-manager any more. It seems
it was replaced
Public bug reported:
Blueproximity no longer has an icon in the desktop menu bar (I'm running
‘Ubuntu 2D’), and no way to make its preferences window appear.
Blueproximity still runs when I log in, and does the locking/unlocking
thing, but I can't see what state it's in or view and change
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Title:
Interface Missing
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Title:
gnome-screensaver proximity command doesn't exist
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Title:
Yelp cannot open sgt-puzzles help files
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Title:
Alt+Tab doesn't work after opening Firefox tab from terminal
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Title:
Menu can't be activated by keyboard
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Title:
Manual: how to run needs adjusting for Ubuntu
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In the preferences window it isn't possible to Tab to the Cancel or OK
buttons, so as to then activate them by pressing Enter; Tab cycles
through all the form controls on the current tab, skipping the buttons
at the bottom.
Similarly in the Forecast window the Close button
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Title:
Dialog command buttons can't be focused
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Alt+F10 is documented as:
Maximize the current window. If the window is already maximized,
unmaximize it.
The second sentence isn't true. Alt+F5 has to be pressed to unmaximize a
maximized window. (I think the above was up to 11.04, but the behaviour
for Alt+F10 changed
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Title:
Error
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The update notification icon is showing me the attached error message,
which asks me to “run Package Manager from the right-click menu”. But
since switching to Unity, there isn't a distinct right-click menu;
whether left- or right-clicking the same menu is displayed. And none
This is still broken on Ubuntu 11.10 beta 1.
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Yelp cannot open sgt-puzzles help files
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The Unity menu bar doesn't work in Chromium using the keyboard.
Holding down Alt makes the Chromium menu entries appear in the menu bar,
as with other apps, but then pressing one of the underlined letters ('F'
for 'File', 'V' for 'View', etc) doesn't do anything.
Nor does
Public bug reported:
After opening a Firefox tab from a terminal, switching window focus
using the keyboard doesn't work.
Steps to reproduce:
1 Run Firefox, and open some tabs.
2 In a terminal do something which opens a new tab in Firefox, for
example running the firefox command with a
--poke/-p did exist until gnome-screensaver version 2.91.91, when it was
removed: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/ftp-release-
list/2011-March/msg00074.html
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Public bug reported:
Using list-reply to reply to multiple mailing list messages in one go
doesn't work for auto-detected mailing lists.
Steps to reproduce:
1 Find a couple of messages you have been sent from the same mailing list (one
that uses List-Post: headers, such as those run on
Public bug reported:
The default ‘Proximity command’ is:
gnome-screensaver-command -p
But that doesn't exist. Checking gnome-screensaver-command(1), it seems
that gnome-screensaver doesn't provide a proximity facility.
I'm running the Ubuntu 11.10 alpha, which has blueproximity version
Public bug reported:
The BlueProximity manual contains information on running it that is
wrong for it as packaged in Ubuntu:
If the Ubuntu package is installed you find the start icon in your
Applications menu in the utilities subfolder.
This no longer applies with Ubuntu 11.10, which doesn't
Public bug reported:
In /usr/share/icons/Humanity/actions/24/edit-delete-mail.svg the
envelope's shadow looks to be in the wrong place.
This can be seen more clearly by editing the icon in Inkscape, and
deleting the red slashed circle from the front. The envelope has a
shadow which is, as
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24/edit-delete-mail.svg shadow mispositioned?
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Hi. Thanks for this. That patch is definitely an improvement and
something useful for users, but it doesn't actually correct the error
that this bug pointed out: the claim that there is documentation of
BROWSER in environ(7) is still there. BROWSER needs removing from the
list of variables in the
Public bug reported:
pip has an uninstall command, but it isn't mentioned in the pip(1)
manual page in what looks like it's a comprehensive list of all pip
commands.
Information about uninstall can be seen with pip help uninstall.
** Affects: python-pip (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
** Summary changed:
- --upgrade option not documented
+ --upgrade option not mentioned in man page
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Title:
--upgrade option not mentioned in
Public bug reported:
The dingus URL-identification for ctrl-clicking on URLs will currently
include a trailing no-break space (NBSP) character if there happens to
be one following the URL. This breaks the URL from loading in, for
example, Firefox.
For example, I'm reading an e-mail in Mutt (in
Public bug reported:
In PGAdmin's help browser the same up-arrow icon is used for two
separate buttons: the first is captioned ‘Go up one level in document
hierarchy’ and the second ‘Previous page’.
This is confusing, since it's very hard to remember which button does
which. Different icons
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findutils includes /usr/bin/oldfind, but the manpage doesn't give any
indication as to what this is for.
/usr/share/man/man1/oldfind.1.gz is a symlink to find.1.gz, so typing
man oldfind just displays find(1), which doesn't contain the text
‘oldfind’ anywhere in it.
The
Public bug reported:
Hi. I see libzip1 has been removed from Ubuntu as of 12.04. It would be
useful to still have this available, because there are external
applications which depend on it, for example Kobo Desktop (for
registering Kobo e-readers) and MySQL Workbench:
Public bug reported:
If a text file includes some accented characters then flip incorrectly
deems it to be binary, so skips converting it. It only seems to convert
(without -b) files containing only Ascii characters.
This is with flip 1.20-1.
For example, using the attached ingredients.txt:
Public bug reported:
The pip command appears to have an --upgrade option, but pip(1) doesn't
mention it.
Attempting to install an already installed package yields an error
message suggesting --upgrade:
$ sudo pip install weasyprint
Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to upgrade):
Public bug reported:
The units(1) manpage display oddly in a few places. The string “@samp{”
appears before some sample input, instead of quoting it, presumably a
syntax error in the mark-up leaking through.
In the list of command-line options some, including --oldstar, are not
formatted
This is Debian bug #606403. I've attached a patch there:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=606403#10
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I've found there already are some relevant Debian bugs; I think that
solving any one of these would fix this Ubuntu bug:
* sensible-browser(1) making the the erroneous claim that environ(7)
documents BROWSER: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=567250
* requesting that
Public bug reported:
/usr/bin/geeqie is a symlink to /etc/alternatives/geeqie, which in turn
is a symlink to /usr/bin/geeqie-standard
In Precise this is unnecessary, since geeqie is the only package that
provides a program called geeqie, as can be seen with:
$ /usr/lib/command-not-found
Public bug reported:
sensible-editor(1) in the ‘SEE ALSO’ section says:
Documentation of the EDITOR, VISUAL, PAGER, and BROWSER variables
in environ(7)
But environ(7) doesn't actually make any mention at all of BROWSER, so
looking there is of little help in determining how to set the
Man page contains the text:
HISTSIZE The number of commands to remember in the command history
(see HISTORY below). The default value is 500.
I think that means that if HISTSIZE isn't set at all, then Bash will act
as though HISTSIZE had been set to 500.
If you have HISTSIZE set, then the
Public bug reported:
I have Bash functions defined with punctuation-only names, such as - and
.., which now give errors when starting nested shells.
After a recent Shellshock patch, env shows these functions as having
names like BASH_FUNC_-(), and starting a second Bash in some way, such
as
Intentional temporary regression: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-
bash/2014-09/msg00256.html
Sounds like an upstream fix will be forthcoming.
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Running Lubuntu 14.04, I tried to upgrade to 14.10 with:
$ update-manager -d
I pressed the ‘Upgrade’ button, then got a window with the release
information, which started:
Welcome to the Ubuntu 'Utopic Unicorn' development release
This release is still in
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS beta (gucharmap version
1:13.0.1-1), I found that the charmap command was missing. After some
searching I discovered it still exists with the name gucharmap. Maybe it
was always called gucharmap and there used to be a symlink from
Public bug reported:
If a named query has positional parameters (with $1, $2, and so on),
attempting to use it just gives the error message “there is no parameter
$1”, the same as if no argument had been provided for that query.
Documentation of how the feature is supposed to work:
Public bug reported:
MATE Terminal windows shrink themselves every time they lose or gain focus,
when CSD is enabled.
This screen recording demonstrates the problem: https://imgur.com/a/kLZYUgh
GTK_CSD=1 in the environment. Running MATE Terminal by any means (the
screen recording uses Alt+F2)
Update: This is caused by an insufficiently recent pgspecial Python
library.
pgcli requires pgspecial 1.10 or newer for $1 placeholders to work
properly. The current pgspecial release is 1.11.10.
Ubuntu's python3-pgspecial package is only 1.9.0-2, from 2017 October —
in both Ubuntu 20.04 and
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