kripkenstein wrote:
>
> On the other hand, if indeed the LSB mandates that "sh" be POSIX-
> compliant, and not bash, then I feel I must support the Ubuntu decision
> to use dash.
Ubuntu 6.06 is LSB compliant with bash.
http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/Products
Also, from the LSB main page at
According to the manpage for bash, when invoked with sh, bash is POSIX
compliant. When you ask for /bin/sh, you get bash running in POSIX
compliant mode. When you ask for /bin/bash you get bash running in its
default mode.
To demonstrate, make sure your /bin/sh is symlinked to bash, then run
these
as you can see from the attached run of
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true
the problem seems to have gone away.
I can't remember what I did to get it installed, it was so long ago and
I had forgotten that I had even filed the bug. I think I installed
libopenal0a and that
the logs are attached. I couldn't figure out how to attach more than one
file at a time in launchpad, so they are in a tar.gz.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/50499
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
The dpkg-reconfigure script for xserver-xorg fails to detect the video
card and monitor hardware on my system. It defaults to generic vesa and
generic monitor. This is dapper specific; it was all good on breezy.
lspci detects the video card.
I ran dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg. It fails to detect my video
hardware, and defaults to the generic vesa driver.
It must be a problem with the detector script or program in the xserver-
org reconfigure, because the hardware is detectable by lspci -X.
lspci -X returns "PCI:1:0:0 VGA compatible
The upgrade also removed Inkscape
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/50499
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The resolution, before and after upgrade, is 1280x1024. The driver is
whatever driver got installed. I installed breezy ubuntu desktop from
scratch and it just worked. The upgrade has caused a few display
problems, including the impossibility of switching resolution (see bug
50504)
FWIW, the graph
Public bug reported:
I upgraded from breezy to dapper
Update manager says it will not install libopenal0.
Here is the message it displays: Some updates require the removal of
further software. Use the function "Mark All Upgrades" of the package
manager "Synaptic" or run "sudo apt-get dist-upgrad
Public bug reported:
I upgraded from breezy to dapper
The display is very slow and clunky, so I attempted to go from 1280x1024
to 1024x768. The screen went all blurry, then crashed, bringing me back
to the log in screen.
It was the fastest log out I have ever experienced :)
** Affects: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
I upgraded from breezy to dapper with the upgrade button in Upgrade
Manager.
The display in breezy was fast at 1280x1024. In Dapper it is very
clunky.
Moving windows is very jerky, but in breezy it was not.
Scrolling in Firefox and OpenOffice is jerky, but in breezy it was
Public bug reported:
I hit the upgrade button on Update Manager to upgrade from Breezy to
Dapper.
The upgrade deleted xchat and I had to reinstall it.
The upgrade should not remove user installed applications.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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