Decided to use mdm borrowed from mint nadia instead, until lightdm is
fixed. Programs that use insane amounts of RAM to their expected usage
are prolly broken in other ways too, and can jolly well desist until
they behave.
Works OK apart from the (common) mistake a lot of Xsession things make,
i.e
Yes this is what I get as well. I was shocked to see MATE using 230M
with nothing running. It was quite a bit less in Precise.
htop shows lightdm using 31M. Switching to slim and lxdm saved memory,
but they are not as useful.
Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal
Linux 3.5.0-17-generic i686
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Good work Marc.
Some sites still crash the container with libvdpau1 + flash11.2 ,
regardless of the settings or even existence of /etc/adobe/mms.cfg tho.
So either 11.2 without vdpau, or 11.1 with vdpau is the only viable workaround
I've found for nvidia people.
Prolly best to stick with 11.1 an
Those packages are for Oneiric. Where are the links for Precise ?
And why did you wait until now to post them ?
If you are unable to contribute in any meaningful way, then kindly
desist.
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Anyone wanting 32-bit i386 debs of the 11.1.102.63 adobe-flashplugin and
adobe-flash-properties-gtk can get them here
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1oouv75h2v2m8mf
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?6gy9864688w59n6
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** Summary changed:
- Flash plugin 11.2.202.228 breaks firefox and chromium in Precise and Oneiric
+ Flash plugin 11.2.202.228 and libvdpau1 together cause breakage in firefox
and chromium in Precise and Oneiric
** Description changed:
- New update 11.2.202.228 of flash plugin seems incompatibl
I should have mentioned that anything that uses apt for installation,
like apt-get or aptitude or synaptic or even the "software centre"
downloads the debs into /var/cache/apt/archives. So all you need do to
keep a copy of a package deb is to make a dir to hold your stuff e.g.
sudo mkdir -p /usr/l
@J11 just for future reference, flash is always breaking in lunux so
make sure you always keep a copy deb of the last known working version.
Manually installing the way you suggest certainly works, but it is a
very bad idea. You would be better making a .deb yourself.
Or ... you could ditch libvdp
Actually quick filter works fine for me. But it searches the
descriptions as well as the names. It would be SO much nicer if it just
searched the names, like the name "filter" implies.
For example "lib" in the quick filter gives me (amongst others), apt-
xapian-index, apparently just because it me
I've discovered if you ditch libvdpau1 it works again. So the conflict
seems to be with vdpau.
But if you want mplayer or mplayer2 you are out of luck, cos both need
libvdpau1 to run, and both have libvdpau1 as a formal dependency. And
things like smplayer, gnome-mplayer &etc all depend on mplayer
And it is exactly right that two package managers cannot run at once.
Otherwise the lists would be inconsistent, never mind the actual state
of the system which could be in a highly undesirable "undefined" state.
And why anyone would *want* to use something else while synaptic is
still open is bey
Public bug reported:
What it says on the tin. The progress bar takes rather too long to
appear, and starts part of the way along instead of at the beginning.
Otherwise, this is now working pretty well, and Michael should be
commended for his diligence and special aptitude.
** Affects: synaptic (
Er perhaps the affected package(s) needs to be changed. I ran a series
of tests (see bug #967189) and the X11 stack under 12.04 seems to be
exonerated.
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Well it seems things are not so straightforward after all. I ran a
series of tests using the xcursor program I wrote to demonstrate bug
#960191 under a vanilla X "desktop" comprising just an xterm, launched
with "xinit" rather than "startx".
Results of tests:
1. No window manager at all - pointer
OK. Since nobody seems that bothered about fixing either this or bug
#960191 I guess I'll just have to do it myself. What I am proposing is a
series of tests to determine whether xfwm is the culprit or xorg-server-
core - because it HAS to be one of those.
If icons are not inheriting from their pa
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Public bug reported:
I have a filter for dev packages that reads
Package name Includes -dev$
Package name Includes headers
and I want OR, but sometimes it just resets without warning to AND.
Also the "filters" file has what appear to be strange values for andMode
- I thought that was 0 or 1 onl
Public bug reported:
Changing icon theme doesn't work properly in Xubuntu Precise. This is
from the same error in the X11 stack that caused bug #960191 - windows
are not inheriting the icon from the parent.
Screenshot attached. My pointer is the white one in the lower half ...
even though the bla
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Public bug reported:
New update 11.2.202.228 of flash plugin seems incompatible with the Precise X11
stack.
Previous version 11.1.102.63 works fine.
Symptoms:
Total freeze of firefox and chromium.
Setup:
kernel - 3.2.0-20-generic
X - nvidia 295.20
** Affects: adobe-flashplugin (Ubuntu)
OK did not know which package or packages were broken. But I think you
are right about it being an xorg problem rather than a xfwm4 problem.
Very likely to be xserver-xorg-core by the looks of it.
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Public bug reported:
Some people do not want or need PAE kernel and to make it default, is a
nuisance.
Use cases -
1. Old processor without PAE support means you cannot even install and change
the kernel.
2. v86d does not play well with PAE. Plymouth without KMS (e.g. nvidia
proprietary) works
Public bug reported:
Precise 12.04 Xubuntu
Synaptic 0.75.6
Kernel 3.2.0-19-generic
Some packages show "The list of installed files is only available for
installed packages" in the Installed Files tab of the Properties window,
even though they are installed.
There are several examples of this inc
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I noticed that there were no startup notifications in Precise using
Xubuntu.
So I tried metacity instead of xfwm4, with the same results. Eventually
I decided to get the source for xfwm4 and insert trace puts() calls.
What I found was that the launchers really were sending me
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Title:
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