I'm the author of the patch. The man page says nothing about
ENOPROTOOPT, that's why I didn't managed that error. Clearly it is
incomplete. Does anybody know where to send a patch for that?
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Ok, people from the apparmor mailing list explained that ENOPROTOOPT
error is returned when the kernel doesn't have "fine grained unix
mediation", and that it still hasn't been merged upstream, so it's a
patch that has to be manually merged.
I prepared a patch.
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A quick patch.
** Patch added: "patch.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/2053228/+attachment/5755261/+files/patch.diff
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New patch that takes into account the _deb822 format.
** Patch added: "patch.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/2053228/+attachment/5755308/+files/patch.diff
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Anyway, the "Revert" button does nothing... so there is something else
that has to be done.
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softw
BTW: pressing the "Revert" button tries to launch "dbus-launch", but in
my Noble system it wasn't installed. I had to manually install
"dbus-x11" to have it. Maybe it should be included in the
dependencies...
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DesktopIconsNG uses the gnome-desktop library to generate thumbnails.
Unfortunately, it uses bwrap to launch the thumbnailers, which requires
unprivileged user mamespaces, so it fails in Ubuntu 24.04. Creating
/etc/apparmor.d/bwrap file with the attached patch does solve the
p
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 2064849 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2064849
You are right. Anyway, the security people found a way of fixing this
(at least for the .deb package), so I'm preparing a PR with that patch.
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** Description changed:
+ [Impact]
+
When working with ubuntu core or ubuntu core desktop, neither
- /etc/default/locale nor /etc/default/keyboard are modificable, so it's
- not possible to set the global keyboard or the global language.
+ */etc/default/locale* nor */etc/default/keyboard* are m
This is the patch used in systemd .deb for Ubuntu Core Desktop.
** Patch added: "UBUNTU-CORE-support-etc-default-in-writable.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/2035122/+attachment/5713202/+files/UBUNTU-CORE-support-etc-default-in-writable.patch
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Fixed.
** Description changed:
[Impact]
When working with ubuntu core or ubuntu core desktop, neither
*/etc/default/locale* nor */etc/default/keyboard* are modifiable, so
it's not possible to set the global keyboard or the global language.
This is required to allow to set the GDM lan
Brian,
Done the changes requested in the Test Plan.
** Description changed:
[Impact]
When working with ubuntu core or ubuntu core desktop, neither
*/etc/default/locale* nor */etc/default/keyboard* are modifiable, so
it's not possible to set the global keyboard or the global language.
Can somebody modify the description to specify exactly how to do those
tests, please? (which commands/parameters, and expected results).
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Sorry for the delay, I had some trouble these days to build a Core
Desktop image mixing our PPA and the "proposed" repository. Finally I've
been able to do so and test this, and it seems to work as expected.
Thanks!
** Description changed:
[Impact]
When working with ubuntu core or ubuntu c
Would this Qemu capture from a Core Desktop terminal be enough? There
you can see that the installed .deb for systemd is 249.11-0ubuntu3.12,
that /etc/default/keyboard and /etc/default/locale are soft links to the
same files at /etc/writable/default, that /etc/writable/default/keyboard
file doesn't
Public bug reported:
When working with ubuntu core or ubuntu core desktop, neither
/etc/default/locale nor /etc/default/keyboard are modificable, so it's
not possible to set the global keyboard or the global language.
** Affects: systemd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I have a patch that fixes this. We are already using it in ubuntu core
desktop. I'm preparing to upload it to the GIT repo.
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In ubuntu core desktop, we need to be able to change these two files to
allow to set the GDM keyboard and language.
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Ti
The point is that the way of fixing them is to make links to
/etc/writable. But the systemd tools modify them by creating a new,
temporary file first in the place, and then overwriting the old one with
the new. So the patch does the same that was already done for other
files: detect if the file is
So it requires a fix both in Ubuntu Core and systemd.
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Under ubuntu core/core-desktop, /etc/default/locale is
Hi all:
I have exactly the same problem as everyone, and tried everything
commented here without success. But I found a way of doing it work,
which maybe helps to fix the error:
* Paired my headset, but didn't set it as trusted. Restarted the bluetooth
service (did this only once, not every time
That key is defined in `/usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/com.ubuntu.login-
screen.gschema.xml`, which comes inside the `gnome-shell-common` .deb
package in both Noble and Oracular.
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The AMD driver expects the file `amdgpu.ids` in a fixed place
(/usr/share/libdrm); this means that, when building a Snap application, the
amdgpu.ids file isn't directly available there, but inside a mounted folder.
This forces either each application, or each extension snap
The change to DING should be easy...
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Title:
appchooserdialog Failed to start software when launching gnome-
softwa
Also, I'm working in my spare time into porting it to Gtk4, so a change
in behaviour (why is the thesaurus set to UK english?) should not be a
problem in that case.
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