They may well have ended up in a newer distribution, but that's not the
point. I wish to keep running 12.04 LTS to avoid semi-yearly churn.
This is a serious enough issue that I would think you'd want to backport
it.
I may be parsing your message incorrectly, but if the last version bump
in Rarin
The valgrind forensics have already been done, according to a thread I
found on the KDE forums:
http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=110294
There's a valgrind trace posted there and I'm quite sure I'm dealing
with the exact same issue.
KDE bug:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=314919
Public bug reported:
If VMware and/or Dropbox are allowed to display an icon on the task-
manager panel it creates a significant memory leak. After several days
of operation, xorg memory usage climbs over 300MB and things come to a
grinding halt. Only an X server and desktop restart will cure th
Unfortunately that does not help - I tried it. Something that Xsane is
doing appears to be the trick. Annoyingly, all this nonsense started
"out of the blue". For almost a year the scanner worked fine without
any gyrations. I wonder if there was a SANE update that hosed things?
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More information: I think the error message was a red herring. It
appears to be an artifiact of the initial device probe and vanishes if I
uninstall all the HPLIP related packages.
I'm growing suspicious of something in the SANE initialization process.
I discovered by accident that if I run a sc
Sorry for the delay getting back. Well, the original problem is back
again. I have changed nothing whatever in the system configuration and
sheet-fed scans are returning blank pages. Flatbed on the same device
works perfectly.
I tried all the front-end "scan mode" selections and all are broken
Here is a capture of the log file. Hopefully this will explain why the
options are missing? I don't recall ever changing the font end - I'm
about 99% sure this one used to allow me to play with threshold and
brightness.
** Attachment added: "Log capture"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+so
Public bug reported:
For no reason that I can fathom, scans from my UMAX Astra 2400S are
coming up blank when in sheetfeeder mode. They are fine in flatbed
mode. It is not a device problem! All other scanning programs (e.g.
simple-scan, xsane) produce images from the sheet-feeder with no errors
Sorry, distribution is Lucid. Application version is 0.9.29-1ubuntu1.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/974347
Title:
Blank scans in sheet-feed operation
To manage notifications about
Public bug reported:
Shorten a repository tree structure by moving a nested directory to
its parent. Modify a file in that relocated directory and commit it.
Then, try to diff two revisions of the file that span the move. It
fails with a "bad path" exception.
I saw this in a production situatio
Since seven different binary debs end up getting built, it's possible
that one or more of them does need those dependencies. I'm not an
expert in the Debian build system (and it seems most of the
documentation is incomplete or out-of-date, but that's another rant for
another time) but perhaps you'
I suspect a fixed package would have been released months ago if k3b
started with a 'g' instead of a 'k'. For whatever reason, nothing in
Kubuntu/KDE ever seems to get fixed until the next distro comes along.
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k3b in amd64 lucid freezes after ripping a CD to flac or after convering a
cue+audi
On Sun, 22 Aug 2010, Kevin Krumwiede wrote:
> When can we expect a backport for 10.04 LTS?
I got tired of waiting and built 2.0.1 from the source deb on Lucid. It
claims it needs a newer pkg-kde-tools and kdelibs5-dev than the ones with
10.04, but I simply edited the debian/control file to acc
Seeing it here when using lame as the external encoder. K3b is 100%
unusable for ripping CD to mp3... On to SoundKonverter.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/576500
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I assume that either (a) I'm the only person seeing this problem or (b)
it's just not important enough to bother with?
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console DPMS non-functional
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398462
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Binary package hint: console-tools
Title says it. Previous LTS server (6.04) was able to successfully
power-down the monitor at the console. After upgrade to 8.04.3 LTS
server, this is not functional. Will not work from the command line
either (via setterm).
ASUS P5B Delu
My environment was also the result of an upgrade, not a fresh install.
A smoking gun, perhaps?
Would be curious if my workaround of the previous message also worked
for Alexander.
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konsole text selection not working w/ mouse-aware application
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/382162
You received
I tripped over a somewhat-funky workaround:
- Starting with no active sessions, log in from kdm as a different user
from your usual account (e.g. guest).
- Once in that session, push the screen-lock button and select
"different user"
- Initiate a new session from there under your proper user id.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: konsole-kde4
When using a mouse-aware text application (e.g. midnight commander) in
the KDE4 version of konsole, it is not possible to mark a text selection
by holding mouse-1 and dragging. Under the KDE3 version of konsole,
this required that the shift
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: editres
Title says it: I cannot get a single X application to return the widget
tree to editres on a Kubuntu Hardy system. I've used this tool in the
past under KDE and don't understand what the problem is nor how to work
around it.
** Affects: editres
My sympathies. I finally gave up and started running a little shell
script in the background that does an 'ls $HOME > /dev/null 2>&1' every
60 seconds. Total kludge, but it eliminates the symptoms. Clearly none
of the maintainers feel this is of any particular importance so I guess
I'll have to
And here I thought I was the only one seeing this! This issue has been
driving me nuts for the past (2) Ubuntu releases (currently running
Hardy). In my case, it's more basic than problems with ssh. I have my
home directory in NFS and the desktop seems to "lose" ~/.Xauthority
periodically. The
Would someone mind giving me a recipe for updating only the kernel on my
Hardy 8.04.1 x86_64 box to 2.6.27 without hosing my system? I've been
searching Google for a half hour and unable to turn up anything on
point. All the advice out there looks like it will make permanent
changes to my apt set
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-21-generic
After updating to linux kernel 2.6.24-43 this appeared:
- Change mtu to 1392 (ip link set eth0 mtu 1392)
- Run IPSec based VPN client
- Exit client
- Change mtu back to 1500 (ip link set eth0 mtu1500)
System complains it c
Then there are definitely two underlying issues producing similar
symptoms. In my case: When the NFS automount times out, the next X
client that tries to check .Xauthority is unable to do so. I can only
assume that it used to attempt a read (which would trigger the mounter)
and has been changed t
I think we have two distinct underlying issues. In some cases, the
problem is related to running out of file descriptors. In others (mine,
for example) it's due to the automounter timing out the users's home
directory, rendering .Xauthority unreachable.
But, since it's getting no attention from
I've gotten in the habit of periodically doing an 'ls' in my home
directory whenever an X app fails to appear. Not holding my breath for
a fix.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250712
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I'm running KDE 3.5.9 on x86_64 Hardy.
Is KDE the common thread? I seem to be the only person using the
automounter, for example.
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I have conclusively traced this down. It starts happening as soon as
the automounter times out (typically 10 minutes of inactivity) and
unmounts my home directory (accessed over NFS v3). I have no idea what
changed in 8.04 to cause this symptom, as I've been using an NFS home
directory for over t
Started happening almost immediately after new install of Kubuntu 8.04.1
'Hardy Heron'. Never seen this with any prior release, and I've been
using Ubuntu/Kubuntu for almost 2 years.
A quick:
$ xhost +MY_HOSTNAME
fixes it, but what is causing the loss in permissions in the first
place?
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Just incredible... You don't feel that a failure to build your own
damned kernel sources on your own build tools is a problem?? I'm not
going to bother with any bug reports from now on. Everything I've ever
submitted is either (a) ignored, (b) closed without comment or (c)
determined to simply
I was not asking for anything more than for the ia32 package to create
the (&%&$ symlinks per my original note above. I guess it's just too
much to ask. Guess I'm stuck doing it manually. For the life of me I
do not understand why the deb build for the 32-bit system libs can't be
made conditiona
The vast majority of 32-bit build problems on 64-bit platforms can be
mitigated by simply creating the missing:
libfoo.so.2.2 --> libfoo.so.2
libfoo.so.2 --> libfoo.so
symlinks upon install of ia32-libs.
In my humble opinion, Unbuntu development is spending more effort
defending the fact that yo
I'll second this. Absolutely unable to build a Ubuntu kernel from
scratch using linux-source-2.6.20_2.6.20-16.29 source package.
Damn annoying. And, yes, I'm following the fine instructions to the
letter:
(copy in appropriate config from /boot)
make-kpkg clean
make-kpkg --append-to-version cust
Now that this issue has adversely affected dozens of users and is
receiving a lot of heat in various blogs and newsgroups, is there any
chance that it will actually be corrected?
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opera 9.20-20070409.6ubuntu2 from edgy-commercial cannot be installed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107655
You re
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ia32-libs
This was reported about 2 years ago with regard to libqt breakage and
rejected with a comment of "..we don't support 32 bit builds in Dapper".
Well, here we are (2) major releases later and it is still a problem.
Specifically, there is no symlin
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