This just happened to me on a laptop running Ubuntu 24 directly, not
under a VM, including the specific symptom of 200% CPU usage. My laptop
has 4 cores / 8 threads so it's not just something consuming all cores,
seems like a bug that very specifically causes two threads inside cups-
browsed to sta
9 years later and still broken! Can confirm still exists in 16.04. Does
no one develop on Ubuntu or has every developer in the last nine years
manually removed apport?
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Can confirm is still in 12.04.
Perhaps I misunderstand the scope of this bug, but AFAICT this makes
every core file submitted by every user to help developers debugging
every issue in Ubuntu potentially a red herring, because when a user
submits a core it will be from the first crash that occurred
Forgot to mention there also isn't a sound when pressing the volume
up/down buttons on the keyboard.
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Title:
Changing volume in gnome should make
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-media
If you change the volume through the volume icon, either by clicking it
once and dragging the slider or right clicking, going into sound
preferences, and then dragging the slider, gnome doesn't make any sound
to indicate to you how loud the vo
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I will test with Natty once the official final ISOs are released and
report back, thanks.
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Thinkpad 410s external vga monitor is blurry
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Just to note: they didn't actually fix it in Debian. They just closed
the bug because the original reported hadn't replied in awhile.
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I bought a Display Port -> VGA adapter, so now the layout is:
Laptop Display Port -> Display Port to VGA convert -> KVM switch ->
monitor
And there's no blurriness. So it's definitely something specific to
using the VGA output.
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There were a few kernel updates so I tried again under Maverick, but
still blurry.
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Power manager applet lists 2 keyboards, but I only have 1
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I have my laptop plugged into a KVM switch that is connected to one
keyboard and one mouse. But if I click the power manager icon, it lists:
Laptop battery X:YZ until charged
Keyboard (100%)
Keyboard (100%)
As you can see Keyboard is
I can confirm this bug has been fixed in Maverick, at least when using
metacity. I tried using metacity, compiz, and xmonad, and gnome-panel
won't glow when I scroll wheel quickly regardless of which one I use.
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I also tried with the Natty Alpha 3 live CD (64-bit) and the problem
exists their too.
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Sorry, by "this repo" I mean this one:
https://launchpad.net/~glasen/+archive/intel-driver
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Whenever I plug my laptop into an external monitor (VGA cable) the
display on the external monitor looks very blurry. What should be
straight lines seem to be constantly 'dancing'. Under Windows 7 on the
same machine it works fine. It doesn't matter
Forgot to link the other bug I mentioned that might be relevant:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-
vpnc/+bug/396387
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Title:
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Binary package hint: network-manager-vpnc
If I connect to my VPN with "Use this connection only for resources on
its network" checked, then I can access websites, but not any servers on
the VPN. If I uncheck it, I can access both, but then all my traffic is
going through the
Gah, I switched this from "expired" by accident (have a similar but
different problem) and launchpad doesn't give me the option to change it
back. Feel free to revert :p
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** Changed in: network-manager-vpnc (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => New
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Realtek 8191SEvB wireless card drops connections and can't reconnect without
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I just purchased a Thinkpad 410s which for the most part Ubuntu works
with fantastically out of the box (suspend and hibernate both work, 3D
works, sound works). But the wifi occasionally gets disconnected, and
when that happens it becomes impossible to reconnect without a reb
My laptop as far as I can tell spontaneously stopped being able to
resolve DNS addresses. I found a trick with some googling, setting my
nameservers to be 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (public DNS servers run by
google). I ended up rebooting, and picked the newest kernel by accident,
but now the synergy clie
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Running Meerkat I still have menu entries in grub for 2.6.32-22-generic.
I can't actually boot this kernel anymore. It flickers like it fails to
initialize X, then falls back to the ubuntu logo and sits there.
Alt+F1/F2 to switch to a different console doesn't work, but if I p
Here are the logs when running the problematic kernel. Also verified
this boot that it's still happening and wasn't just a once or twice
fluke.
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... and apparently launchpad lets you only attach one file at a time.
Here's a tar.
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Here are the files when running as the kernel where it's smooth, I'll
reboot and run again for the bad kernel:
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Forgive me for being terse, but I wrote a nice bug report which
launchpad decided to blow away when I browsed away from the page (I say
launchpad rather than my browser because this doesn't happen on other
sites, I don't know what HTML magic is necessary to make it work).
Thi
To put it in unix terms, GDM fails silently.
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Binary package hint: gdm
In general, if gnome crashes and the user is kicked back to GDM, they
receive no information about what caused the crash. Obviously such
crashes should be fixed, but the user should also receive some sort of
information about what went wrong. In my ca
I'd just like to add that this is inconsistent with Windows Vista and OS
X behavior. Not that Ubuntu should copy them necessarily, but that
there's a good chance that new users will expect this behavior. Also,
from a usability standpoint I think it's more intuitive and consistent
with other aspects
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https://bu
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Binary package hint: nautilus
I just upgraded to Lucid. Now nautilus tries to open .exe files with
file roller instead of wine. Ironically, the icon for the file is a wine
glass, which indicates that some part of nautilus has correctly
identified the file type, just not all o
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
When choosing to manually select partitions during the installation,
there is a checkbox for each partition indicating whether or not you
would like to format it. The black check will appear against the grey
checkbox and be perfectly visible. Now
Thinking about this a little more -- perhaps the problem is also the
method of locking. Users wouldn't get this error message half the time
in the first place if the lock was cleaned up when apt/synaptic/etc
crashed, not just when it exited normally.
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Apt's unable to acquire lock message isn't
Suspend is definitely a better default than the current one: shutdown.
If battery power is critically low and we suspend, the worse that can
happen is that we have to boot back up from scratch when the power runs
out. In the best case we save them some boot time.
Hibernation + Suspend like macs do
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I was using my laptop and gnome-power-manager informed me my battery was
getting low and the system would soon shutdown. It then proceeded to
shut down without asking me after about 5 seconds. This wasn't enough
time to finish what I n
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
The default setting for what to do when lid is closed while on AC in
gnome-power-manager is "blank screen." Leaving a laptop closed for a
long period of time builds up heat and can damage the screen.
Suspend/resume is very fast and sho
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I was running my laptop on battery, and gnome-power-manager displayed a
message saying that power was critically low and the system would soon
shut down. "No problem," I thought, "I'll just suspend so I don't lose
my place in my work." So I clicked on suspend from the menu tha
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
There is a related bug here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209714
But this is not the same bug! That bug refers to gnome-open (which does
the right thing since that bug was fixed), not xdg-open (which doesn't).
Steps:
1) Install okular
2) In
The one that is triggered if you right click the applications menu and
click 'edit menus.' I'm not sure if it has a name.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/323952
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Doh! Guess this is a usability bug: You can delete categories, but you
have to select "Applications" in the top left, then the categories
appear _again_ in the middle column, and then you can click them there
and click delete. The 'delete' button doesn't have any context around it
to make this beha
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
The gnome-panel applications menu doesn't let you delete categories.
Pick a category. Click delete. Nothing happens. I cleaned out my ~/.wine
directory, and wanted to remove the wine category as a result. I can
remove as many subitems as I wan
As a workaround, I ran this in the terminal:
sudo chmod -R 700 /home/prophet
sudo chown -R prophet /home/prophet
And that fixed the problem for me. Substitute prophet for your own
username. Interestingly, my whole home directory was marked drwxrwxrwx
before this, and after it's now drwx-- as
I am experiencing this bug on Intrepid. This install is only 2 days old,
and AFAIK I have _never_ run chmod or chown or any other permission
changing command. I have installed a fair number of packages through
aptitude, including a few from unofficial repositories (Skype, Wine, KDE
4.2 from the Kub
I'm constantly miffed by Ubuntu's definition of bug. Only power users
can even tell that this is 'by design.'
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Ubuntu version tested: Intrepid Ibex
If I unplug a pen drive formatted as NTFS from a windows computer
without using the "Safely Remove" option and then plug it into an Ubuntu
computer, Ubuntu refuses to mount the drive with this error message
Cannot mount volume.
Unable to
I should probably explain additionally that this is probably my biggest
hurdle when using Ubuntu and dealing with friends that have Windows
computers. They want to give me a paper, video, etc. from their pen
drive, but then I can't actually mount the thing to look at it. This
usually results in, "W
Thinking about it, I realize that this might "change the meaning" of
what the x-www-browser alternative specifies. Its behaviour currently
you could describe as, "the preferred browser," whereas with my proposed
change it would be, "the default (overridable) preferred browser."
Because this isn't r
Is anything wrong with this solution?:
Change the x-www-browser script to first check if the $BROWSER
environment variable is set. If it is set, use the browser it says. If
not, use the browser specified by debian-alternatives. Then update
kcontrol to also change $BROWSER.
Because environment var
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bash
1. Open a terminal and go to a folder that has some .ps and .pdf files inside
of it.
2. Type: "kpdf " then press tab. Bash will list folders and the .pdf files
present, but none of the postscript files.
It looks like the tab completion is being to
I was about to report this bug :) I'm actually not even sure the OP is
correct. Under the AC power tab you set display brightness from 0-100
and how this works is obvious. Under the Battery power tab you set "Dim
display brightness by" instead. I'm not sure if this is how much it will
dim the displ
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Steps to reproduce:
1. Make a .odt file in windows, and store it on an NTFS partition.
2. Reboot to Gutsy and open it with openoffice (no error yet I think)
3. Edit the file and save it.
4. Reboot to windows, edit the file, and save it.
5.
@Ben: It's been over 24 hours since the package was uploaded and I'm
still getting this error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo aptitude install linux-backports-modules
[sudo] password for prophet:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Reading ext
I can confirm this is still present in the Gutsy release candidate.
Everytime my girlfriend uses my computer she complains that backspace
doesn't work, because it's the behavior that she's used to on Windows.
Opera, Internet Explorer, and Windows Firefox all have backspace go
back. Has anyone teste
Here's my /etc/fstab in case it's a parsing problem of some kind. I
don't know how nautilus queries this sort of thing.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/146920
Running Gutsy beta.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Steps to reproduce:
1. Right click any of the drives that show up on the desktop
2. Click properties
3. Click the drive tab
4. Click settings
5. Note that strangely all of the fields are empty
6. Click the volume tab
7. Click settings
8. Note tha
Forgot to mention I'm running Gutsy beta.
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Binary package hint: gedit
Steps to reproduce:
1. Insert a usb drive (actually any volume you can unmount later should work,
this is just easy)
2. Open any text file on the usb drive by double clicking it in nautilus
3. Close gedit
4. Remove the usb drive
5. Click Places->Re
The issue is not fixed for me either as of the Gutsy beta. If I try to
set a shortcut to use the Windows/Super key, it just sets the shortcut
to be SuperL and ignores whatever else I press (so it's treated as a
normal key instead of a modifier). In case it's relevant, I'm using a
Dell Vostro 1400,
I have this problem as well with the binary nvidia driver on a Dell
Vostro 1400 (which AFAIK is hardware identical to the Inspiron 1420
officially supported by Ubuntu).
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I can confirm this bug is still present in Kubuntu Gutsy.
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Yep, the bug is still present, running KDevelop 3.4.0 (when new versions
become available through www.kubuntu.org I usually get them, I don't
remember if this is the starting version for Feisty but the bug has
stayed the whole time I've been running Feisty).
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I can confirm the bug is still present in Gutsy Tribe 4 (still silently
messes up manual installation of the binary nvidia drivers).
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https://
I realize that x-www-browser is set by update-alternatives system wide,
but what about modifying x-www-browser it so it first looks for the
users preference (it checks if $BROWSER exists first)? After all,
setting x-www-browser really just lets the administrator say what
browser should be default,
Regardless of whether the bug is rooted in thunderbird or another
component of Kubuntu, why was it rejected? It most definitely exists. Or
is it only rejected under thunderbird or something? I can't tell from
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I'm running Feisty with totem-gstreamer. Edgy only played .flv's audio I
think, which has been fixed.
Download the second movie from the url below, "Windy 50s Mobility
Scooter Race" 25 fps version and it will exhibit the bug. Seeking
anywhere restarts the video. Note that totem will say that it's
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To reproduce:
1. sudo aptitude install kwrite
2. Browse to an SMB share that's password protected
3. Right click a text file stored on the SMB share
4. Choose Open With -> Kwrite
KWrite will give you an access denied error.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
1. Open up a .flv video in Totem
2. Notice that the "Time:" bar never fills up. Pausing and resuming works,
seeking doesn't.
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h
I'm posting here because my original bug is marked as a duplicate of
this one. I don't think the original is being looked at anymore, but
maybe the devs are just busy. Anyway, my original bug is here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
source-2.6.20/+bug/104878
I provided some addit
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
To reproduce:
1. sudo aptitude install kwrite
2. Browse to an SMB share that's password protected
3. Right click a text file stored on the SMB share
4. Choose Open With -> Kwrite
KWrite will give you an access denied error. I believe the problem
Public bug reported:
To reproduce:
1. Try to open a file with an incorrect extension in Nautilus. You'll get this
error:
"The filename "-->your file<--" indicates that this file is of type
"->Insert type 1<--". The contents of the file indicate that the file is
of type "-->Insert type 2<--". If
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To reproduce:
1. Try to open the file attached below by double clicking it in nautilus.
2. See the error message:
"The filename "covariance.m" indicates that this file is of type
"Objective-C source code". The contents of the file indicate that the
file is of type "MATLAB scr
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tomboy
1. Start tomboy
2. Right click its icon in the system tray
3. Observe the "Open Plugins Folder" option
You can get the same option by right clicking the system tray icon,
selecting preferences, then plugins, then clicking open plugins folder.
That
Granted, this shouldn't be a high priority bug, and it's a point of
minor polish. But I doubt that the current behavior is ever what the
user wants. People are going to be editing their layout options if they
want to remap their keys, not to try and force capslock to always be on
(and even if this
This happens to me on my PC with my "Logitech Cordless Desktop S510" usb
keyboard. Using the included legacy PS/2 dongle works fine, but won't
help people with newer motherboards that won't have PS2 ports.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/104125
I can confirm that this problem still exists in 2.6.20-15.
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This bug has been marked as a duplicate, but it's not clear to me the
bug linked to is identical. This isn't another "all of my hda drives
became sda drives" complaint, and the boot errors in Derek Chen-Becker
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Insert an audio disc into your CD-ROM drive
2. Sound Juicer will load automagically, close it.
3. Click Places->Audio CD
4. Sound Juicer will load again, but without any tracks listed (as if launched
without a CD in the drive)
One important note is tha
Public bug reported:
To reproduce:
1. Turn on capslock
2. Click System->Preferences->Keyboard->Layout Options
3. Under "Ctrl Key Position" choose "Make Capslock an additional Ctrl."
4. Click OK
This gets the desired behavior (Capslock now acts like control) but has
a side effect -- now you're stu
I can confirm this is present in feisty. You can install it but it
forces you to install emacs21 even if you already have emacs-snapshot-
gtk.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45467
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Out of curiosity, why is that? I'm not sure what you mean. Does the
Human theme do something hackish?
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.20-14-generic
Feisty kernel 2.6.20-13-generic boots on my machine without issue.
However, 2.6.20-14 will not boot in normal or recovery mode. If I edit
the grub line not to get rid of splash, I see this error over and over:
ata1.00: excep
Public bug reported:
Select System->Preferences->Theme->Customize->Colors (assuming your
theme is already Human). You'll see this:
""The current controls theme does not support color schemes."
It'd be nice to have an end to people making dozens of variations of the
human theme just to change the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apt
1. Use apt-get from the command line to install any package, e.g. "sudo apt-get
install mplayer-nogui"
2. Look at the progress output:
96% [12 mplayer-nogui 2931267/3523kB 83%]
On the left hand side of the amount downloaded it appears to be using
b
I haven't tested, but I'm guessing the reason I didn't experience the
issue is because of my existing kopeterc file when I ran Edgy. Listen to
Lothar, the bug is probably still present :)
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Binary package hint: eog
Steps to reproduce:
1. Get a jpeg image file that's large enough that EOG isn't going to be able to
rotate instantaneously (larger images take more CPU work to rotate). On my XP
3000+ I used a 1920x2560 pixel image. You don't need something that wil
I concur that a package for cdemu should be added. The cdemu homepage is
here:
http://cdemu.sourceforge.net/
An ubuntu user has already written a howto for users who want to install
it, in case this helps the future packager:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=276743
That forum user also
This bug appears to be fixed in Edgy when using the new KDevelop 3.4
packages from kubuntu.org. I don't know if it's fixed when not using
them, but since they'll be in the next release I assume you can mark
this bug fixed.
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/usr/incl
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdesklets
Steps to reproduce:
1. Start up a fresh Ubuntu system using the Human theme.
2. Open gdesklets.
3. The categories of desklets are displayed on the right with folder icons next
to them -- even with the Human GTK theme on, these are bland ugly lo
Yep, verified it with both the Qt and Human GTK styles. I am running a
Dapper upgraded to Edgy system though, maybe some left over cruft is
causing the text not to turn white? To be clear: The _text_ of the menu
item should change white as per the default kubuntu color scheme, but it
stays black. T
Here's a screenshot of the problem; the text should be white but is
black.
http://img413.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snapshot3ti6.png
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Kcontrol/System settings selected text color choice doesn't affect gtk correctly
https://launchpad.net/bugs/50067
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Public bug reported:
There is a popular nintendo64 emulator that many Ubuntu gamers have to
compile and install by hand, called Mupen64. It would be nice if it were
in the repositories. Official homepage:
http://mupen64.emulation64.com/
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Stat
I'm running Kubuntu Edgy. There are no error messages, other than
KPowersave under the brightness settings tab simply giving the
grammatically broken phrase, "Your hardware currently not support
changing the brightness of your display." If you want more hardware
information you're going to have to
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