** Tags added: 16.04 xenial
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emacs (emacs24-x) crashes reliably on certain utf-8 file
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I meant to say: I'm running Xubuntu 14.04. Printer uses device URI
socket://192.168.0.3:9100
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Another non-local printer here. I'm getting the problem with with a
wirelessly connected Lexmark Pro205.
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I agree with comment #5. I am using Xubuntu 14.04, and I'm not using
compiz as far as I know, but I am still experiencing this non-resize
problem with update-manager. Can someone explain why this has been
marked as a compiz problem and why it has been marked as Invalid for
Trusty? Thanks.
Re comme
Public bug reported:
I installed the package libav-tools using the command
sudo apt-get install libav-tools
This did install the package, but it produced a dpkg error on the way. The
output is given below.
My system is a live CD of Xubuntu 14.04 with virtually no changes (so it's
clean).
I do
Thanks for the information Thomas, that makes sense. Of course, most
people don't use bluetooth tethering.
Do you know if it is possible to view the upstream bug reports?
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I'm slightly puzzled as to why this bug hasn't received more attention,
since not being able to access the internet is a major problem. Surely
that's a dealbreaker for most people? So I'm wondering if for some
reason it only affects a subset of users (despite Peter Curtis in post
#4 coming up again
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