I hate to just be another "me too" but I'm running Intrepid. Every few
days I have to reset this box from the power switch. The culprit in
every case is that Xorg has completely frozen and the box is totally
unresponsive... sometimes I can move the mouse but all Keyboard escapes
are non-functional.
Still broken... but with all my "testing" I neglected the rather
obvious... to switch to another screen saver. The fact of the matter is,
this happens with EVERY screensaver installed by the default Ubuntu
Intrepid install. It's still related to compiz but otherwise I have no
idea. As soon as any s
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Binary package hint: electricsheep
electricsheep won't run for me in fullscreen mode as a screensaver in
Ubuntu Intrepid with an ATI X800 All In Wonder video card with compiz
enabled and running (using open driver). I run a widescreen Dell LCD
monitor at 1680x1050. I don't kn
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gnome-default-applications-properties, aka, "Preferred Applications" is
supposed to allow you to set a custom Mail Reader for those like myself
that use GMail for all email. However, when I click the drop-down box
(which includes "Evolution Mail Reader" and "custom") and choos
Just to chime in... this happens to me as well but I run an ATI X800 All
In Wonder video card with the Open Driver.
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FYI: The same exact problem happens when trying to enable restricted
drivers with ATI (fglrx). I didn't the oslib.py mentioned above, but
looking at another users suggestion, I used synaptic to install the
latest fglrx driver and THEN used jockey-gtk to "enable" it... which
worked.
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You can see what I mean in this screenshot. Check out up top.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133276
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Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
The icon is not transparent for the Ubuntu Gutsy deskbar-applet is not
transparent so it doesn't fit well if using transparency on the panel.
NOTICE:
The first thing that will probably happen is someone will mark this as a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: electricsheep
The electricsheep screensaver is installed but does not show up in the
list for gnome-screensaver.
** Affects: electricsheep (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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electricsheep is installed but unlisted
https://bugs.
I can also confirm on TWO machines, one an ATI 9200 and one an ATI X800
All In Wonder.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131141
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Here's what I see from the terminal when I change the setting:
liferea
libnm_glib_nm_state_cb: dbus returned an error.
(org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown) The name
org.freedesktop.NetworkManager was not provided by any .service files
(gecko:17328): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_model_get_n
Here's what I see from the terminal when I change the setting:
liferea
libnm_glib_nm_state_cb: dbus returned an error.
(org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown) The name
org.freedesktop.NetworkManager was not provided by any .service files
(gecko:17328): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_model_get_n
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Binary package hint: liferea
Go to Liferea preferences, the GUI tab, I have "Choose Menu and Toolbar"
selected and for "Toolbar button labels" I have "Text beside icons".
However, instead it shows no text at all. It can show text below, but
not to the side. It looks the same
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Binary package hint: liferea
To have new "subscriptions" automatically picked up by liferea, you're
supposed to set the external application (within firefox) to "/usr/bin
/liferea-add-feed". Clicking this however, does nothing since my fresh
install of Gutsy Tribe 4.
** Affe
I see the same thing with my fresh install of Gutsy Tribe 4.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/127789
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Downloaded, burned, checked for errors, and ultimately installed Gutsy
Tribe 4 onto a PC with an old 19 inch Dell P990 CRT monitor with an ATI
X800 All in Wonder video card. The default resolution selected by both
the Live CD and post installed desktop was 1680x1050. This is N
I agree with sojourner above and have opened a new bug for Gutsy users of the
generic/386 kernel:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdesklets/+bug/118718
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/83922
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Binary package hint: gdesklets
I'm running Ubuntu Gutsy and until about 2 weeks ago, gdesklets has worked fine
for me through out Feisty and Gutsy (until recently). I can run the daemon
without any trouble. It starts up and shows up in the tray like normal.
Right-clicking
I'm running the "generic" (386) version under Gutsy and see the same
problem, more or less. I see all the same stuff about gslice. In my case
I have 2 accounts. I don't use gdesklets but the other account does. On
my account I can run the daemon just fine since I have no gdesklets to
load. I can "M
Well, it does work for the most part, but it stacks up over time. It's
almost like gnome-screensaver is firing off the "esheep.sh" script every
10 minutes (the current limit I have set) and the result is ultimately
several iterations of electricsheep running on top of one another. After
a few hours
You guys rock... so, combining instructions (using Ubuntu Feisty - to
be released in April), electricsheep FINALLY works again under Gnome,
with gnome-screensaver, and with an ATI video card using the open
driver (ATI Radeon 9200).
I used Brian Pitt's instructions, and then moved (replaced the
exi
You guys rock... so, combining instructions (using Ubuntu Feisty - to
be released in April), electricsheep FINALLY works again under Gnome,
with gnome-screensaver, and with an ATI video card using the open
driver (ATI Radeon 9200).
I used Brian Pitt's instructions, and then moved (replaced the
exi
Ok - I'm giving up for tonight. My main PC (which hosts the monitor in
question) is currently only running Windows because the Edgy Knot 2 CD
went so disastrously bad for me on this computer. Knot 3 went great,
however (minus this issue) though I opted at the time to wait on Edgy
Final before riski
Here's the one from Edgy Beta Live CD Desktop Installer. The only
available resolution under System-Preferences-Screen Resolution is
800x600.
I'm going to test this install anyway, so I'll run the install, fix
xorg.conf to work for me, and then attach it as well.
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Yes, this has always been the case, including Knot3.
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I'm uncertain which package to file against... ubiquity? xorg? Live CD?
At any rate (currently using Edgy Knot 2+ - 9/9/2006) I'm running an ATI
Radeon X800 All in Wonder with a Dell FPW2005 widescreen LCD monitor.
The Live CD boots into 800x600 but is unable to go any higher
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/56452
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Awesome! The upgrade just came down and I can confirm that it's fixed.
Matt
On 8/17/06, Sebastian Dröge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Should be fixed with 0.11+svn20060818-0ubuntu1 which was uploaded to
> edgy some seconds ago.
>
> ** Changed in: monodevelop (Ubuntu)
>Status: Fix Committ
I can also confirm and readily re-produce this bug.
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starting Monodevelop brings up the splash screen, and progresses through
"Initializing Main Window" and then crashes while creating workbench.
This happens every time. A dialog appears indicating the failure to
start. The details are here:
System.Reflection.TargetInvocationEx
Yes, this has continued to be a problem ever since Dapper work started.
Warty and Breezy worked wonderfully for me but Dapper and now Edgy continue
to fail. It's related, I believe, to ATI cards... though again, xscreensaver
worked perfectly with it, and gnome-screensaver does not, and like this on
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mono-xsp2
I'd really like to continue to track MonoDevelop progress of the ASP.NET
Webforms editor but it requires mono-xsp/mono-xsp2 (and the base
versions) which aren't currently available for the latest versions of
Mono in the Ubuntu Edgy Repositories
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gaim
The gaim tray icon (the plugin: docklet.so) doesn't follow the
transparency settings of gnome-panel. The icon shouldn't show as solid
block if the panel is set to be transparent. Sure, it's nit-picky, but
it's also irritating and not well integrated.
I run Edgy... I thought I had managed to file this bug against the
package in Edgy. Sorry, I'm not great at using Malone.
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gdebi runs, but never finishes "loading"
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If I run gdebi with a package (without right-clicking to open or double-
clicking a package) it comes up all greyed out... but it comes up just
fine. This is basically what I'd expect as I haven't given it any work
to do.
If I do a normal run, passing it a package to install
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
The latest firefox packages in Ubuntu Edgy
(firefox_1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb and
firefox_1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb) appear to have broken Gtk
applications that used the embedded library.
Two examples include the applications bl
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