I agree, it doesn't look very professional to get this kind of bug
unfixed in a LTS release.
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Ark fails to produce zip archive inste
same for me. Ushare was working fine until I reboot my computer, and
then it displayed this message, no matter what I did elsewhere to get
rid of it (killing ushare services and processes)
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I have this in linux mint 17.3. I can't believe this annoying yet easy
to fix bug hadn't been corrected since then (2 years). And I don't
understand why Debian developpers want so much to "patch" upstream
software and add new bugs instead of keeping them as they are...
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hello,
you're not stuck. Roundcube upgraded to sqlite3 at least from version
0.9.
Just download latest roundcube, and migrate your current installation
(see http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Howto_Upgrade)
Then if you got an error like the one I got when using the migration
tool ("file is encrypte
This kind of "new behavior" which breaks everythink that was carefully
configured before, annoys me as well. ("it's not a bug, it's a feature")
I'm using several applications (unison in particular) on external
drives, and for them when I made my user configurations I made
references to /media/, no
@Timmie: This kind of "new behavior" which breaks everythink that was
carefully configured before, annoys me as well.
I'm using several applications (unison in particular) on external
drives, and all those the configuration files made references to
/media/, not /run/media//, not to
/media//
It's
it's a very stupid default behavior. I've experienced this on archlinux too, so
it's probably a gnome upstream modification.
My screen doesn't support some default resolution in 800x600, so switching to
it will make the screen black, without confirmation.
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