No.
I started trying to create an example file after I got notice on your
post. Major V8 moment. I got tired when I was working on this and
didn't think, past that I can't post the original, that I could try and
create an example file. This is a great tool for evaluating the
problem. It's a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I have a large spreadsheet that takes 90 seconds to open on a 7.10 Ubuntu
1750mhz system and takes 75 seconds to save, with nothing else running. But
after about an hour, the save times start to increase. They grow, and grow,
and
Edit: it takes two minutes to open, not 90 seconds. Thanks!
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I have a large spreadsheet that takes 90 seconds to open on a 7.10 Ubuntu
1750mhz system and takes 75 seconds to save, with nothing else running. But
after about
I just installed Xubuntu Hardy and I was running Synergy for a period
without a problem, Ubuntu Gutsy as server. Suddenly it's unusable.
Might be a coincidence, but this happened right after I first tried to
copy text from a browser. That was the first time I tried to use the
clipboard. I had
It's totally happening every time.
Just install the system monitor object with default CPU on a clean panel
and expand system monitor width to the maximum pixels in the object
preferences, then reboot and the object is now only about half the
maximum. It always resets.
I'm using 8.10 with
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
This is in regards to a panel object, one of the objects you can add to
the panels.
The system monitor panel object width is reset during restarts if it is
set longer then half the panel/scrreen width. I have it set to full
screen. I like the
That would be ToolsOptionsInterfaceStart, there's a couple boxes
there.
Looks like this topic is closed. Thanks all.
Be real, be sober.
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Vuze's updater will not upgrade to 4.0.0.4
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Now, how do we get debtorrent to work with Azureus? :)
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Azureus updates via torrent files. Not sure how torrents work with the
Ubuntu package manager. I guess there's deb torrent for that, now; but
running two torrent clients.not me like, my bad(: . I prefer to get
my everything via torrent, so a direct download via source list would
not be an
How 'bout adding the Azureus default directory to the source list where
the torrent update is a .dcb?
A contribution share ratio provides a context to community contributions
and empowers people to do more.
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You
How's the package manager feeling after that Davias?
Thanks for posting this work around Anders. You managed to provide a
solution that addressed the problem in the context that it was
presented. Oh those crazy humans.
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I mean synaptic(SystemAdministrationSynaptic). Didn't think that you
could insall Vuze via add/remove. I suppose Synaptic is not showing the
new version as installed version, but I'm curious.
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The updates thing is a pain, but what really kills me is that my
keyboard and mouse keep freezing. I can't access anything, have to hit
reset.
Be real; be sober.
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Hey Launchpad,
http://www.23hq.com/WSmart/photo/4294471
http://www.23hq.com/WSmart/photo/4294476
Here's a couple screen shots. The first is with the system monitor
applet fully extended on a panel across an otherwise blank 9.04 Jaunty
desktop(Yes, Jaunty too.). The second is how it appears
Yes, I still get this; still have to expand my CPU graph to the 1000
setting, it still resets to about 500 after every reboot, using Lucid
with the proposed updates turned on. I haven't tried Maverick.
I figured it would be an easy nip and tuck for somebody. I don't think
it's a huge deal, of
I'm having this issue on an HD3850 running an Ubuntu 9.10 liveCD, blank
screen. Mouse cursor with rolling circle shows up, then nothing. My
9.10 hard drive install does the same thing. I can get into a terminal
if I move quick enough-otherwise the interface freezes.
Booting the liveCD in safe
For me the problem seems to be a DVI to VGA issue, part of it.
I have an older card with both vga and DVI, and even though I can boot
fine though the vga(to a CRT), I have to use the F4 safe graphics if I
boot through a DVI to VGA adapter.
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Black screen booting on Kubuntu 8.10 Beta Live CD
@abitwise,
Uncommenting the driver=pulse in the /etc/openal/alsoft.conf file works
for me, on Kubutu 12.10 and Doom3. Thanks for posting.
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@Justic Thanks for the post.
I had this issue trying to boot a Kubuntu 11.10 LiveCD on an old FlexATX
computer which only has one IDE interface. Changing the jumpers on the
CD to master and the hard drive to slave did resolve the issue. Oh
look, there's Kubuntu now!
I also tried a bunch of
Thanks for all the work everyone put into developing this, Vladimir in
particular. The acpi=noirq work around is working here. I wanted to
add, along with the scaling and the reboot fail issues, I also was not
able to run ubiquity. The installer would crash giving me
freedesktop.org errors.
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