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On Upgrade, expanding packages-to-remove list makes buttons
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Here is my JNLP file used to launch it:
AereMidi Keyboard
Aere Greenway
An application to use a xx, developed by Aere
Greenway.
xxx Keyboard
By the way, it has a JavaNativeInterfac
Public bug reported:
When a Java application running under Open Java 7 JRE opens a modal
dialog, and the dialog is answered/closed, the main application window
does not regain focus.
Furthermore, the Java application window is not in the taskbar
(Lubuntu/LXDE). If you do Alt-Tab to return focus
Public bug reported:
Upgrading my former primary system (Lubuntu 11.10) to 12.04 - primarily
to test the upgrade process, but also to give me a backup system.
The upgrade process detected a problem installing the language selector.
I don't use languages other than U.S. English, but I do use the D
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Title:
package language-selector-common 0.79 failed to install/upgrade:
ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned
Public bug reported:
When you play a MIDI file (using Qsynth) which has a lot of parts -
especially piano parts (which have many simultaneous notes, and use the
sustain pedal a lot), Qsynth gets into a bad state where new notes are
either not played, or play for less than a half-second (and go sil
The version in the of the PPA fix was "1.1.5-1ubuntu1-diwicppa"
The PPA (for Ubuntu 11.10 was:
ppa:diwic/fluidsynth-test
This PPA can be used in Ubuntu 11.10, but can't be used in 12.04 because
it has a version designation prior to what is in 12.04.
If you rebuild the ppa package with a package
I just observed this problem on a 1.7 gigahertz machine having 1
gigabytes of RAM, which is within the minimum system requirements you
used as your rationale for ignoring the problem.
The system was reporting a crash in the system-updates notifier
(apport), and apparently that slowed down the syst
CUPS not running, after fresh install of Lubuntu 13.04 from live USB.
Hardware, Dell Optiplex GX-260 (small 'pizza-box' machine). Printer
attached by USB.
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I experienced the problem as well, but it only happened on the two
systems I installed from a live CD (in one case), and a live USB in the
other.
My several upgrades from 12.10 didn't didn't encounter the problem
(well, at least this system didn't - I'll check the others).
Entering "sudo start cu
Whatever made it work in Lubuntu 12.10, is not in Lubuntu 13.04. It has
never yet worked in 13.04, so I will be going back to using the manual
update method.
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Public bug reported:
Sometimes (last occurence April 14th, 2013) when applying system
updates, the software updater window goes away, yet updates are actually
being applied in the background.
It probably depends on system load at the time, since it doesn't happen
every time.
The software updater
This bug affects me as well, but the actions triggering it are
different, in my case.
I have several different partitions on my machine, and whenever I boot
one of the other partitions, the next time I boot the Lubuntu partition
(LXDE), immediately after logging-in (and after the desktop appears),
Public bug reported:
On slow machines (450 megahertz, with 512 megabytes RAM in this case),
when you request to install the selected software updates, the system
updater window disappears. Yet updates are being installed in the
background, invisible to the user.
The only clue there is that this
The system this occurred on is running Lubuntu 12.10.
I have been living with this problem for a long time, hoping it would
get fixed, but decided I might be the only person using a slow enough
machine to trigger the problem.
I think it also used to happen on Lubuntu 12.04.
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As I said in my bug report, and in the comment I posted immediately upon
posting it, I am using lubuntu 12.10, which has system requirements
within the range that I used.
I was not attempting to use Ubuntu, which has become the most bloated
and slow of all of the Ubuntu variants.
I repeat (since
I just tried the Software Updater (Update Manager) on Lubuntu 12.10, on
my 450 megahertz machine, and for the first time, the window showing
packages being downloaded (and later updates being applied), appeared,
and did not go away, which is what I expected to happen.
With faster machines, the pro
Solved (maybe).
The problem appears to have gone away. I can now use the Java Sound
(Gervill) synthesizer when I launch my application using a '.jnlp' file
on my machine.
I was noticing it worked when launched from the Internet, so I decided
to try it where the jnlp file is in a local file, and
Public bug reported:
When using file-roller from the command-line (entered in lxterm on
Lubuntu 12.10) to extract a '.zip' archive to a specified directory, it
crashes.
The command used was as follows:
file-roller --extract-to=/home/aere/Test AMK-etc.zip
The command was executed with /home/aere
I reproduced the problem on Ubuntu 12.10, so the problem is not specific
to Lubuntu.
Since it works on Ubuntu 12.04, it appears to be specific to the 12.10
release.
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On 05/29/2013 02:24 PM, Daniel Manrique wrote:
> This bug looks to be related:
>
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gksu/+bug/949265
>
> There are also a few that are keyboard-layout-related but I'm not sure that's
> the problem here:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gksu/+bug/
Public bug reported:
In trying to run checkbox, it asks for my password, but when I enter my
password that works for everything else (signing-on, sudo, etc), it says
the password is incorrect.
Entering my old password doesn't work either, or entering a qwerty
version of my dvorak-keyboard passwor
On 05/29/2013 09:52 AM, Daniel Manrique wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Checkbox 0.15.5 uses sudo (or gksudo/kdesudo if available) to ask for
> your password. Thus, the password you use for a standard sudo should
> work.
>
> However, due to bug 1174411, you will only see the password prompt if
> you started ch
On 05/29/2013 11:47 AM, Daniel Manrique wrote:
> Could you perhaps try running checkbox with the debug parameter to see
> what's going on in more detail?
>
> - Delete the .cache/checkbox directory
> - Open a terminal and run checkbox like this:
>checkbox-qt --log-level=debug
> - When the test s
On 05/29/2013 01:24 PM, Jeff Lane wrote:
> FWIW, I think the correct pakages are gksu and kdesu, not gksudo and
> kdesudo.
>
> So see if you have gksu or kdesu installed or can install them (maybe
> not on lubuntu, I'm not sure what is "installable" there)
>
I already have gksu on my Lubuntu system
On 05/29/2013 02:24 PM, Daniel Manrique wrote:
> This bug looks to be related:
>
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gksu/+bug/949265
>
> There are also a few that are keyboard-layout-related but I'm not sure that's
> the problem here:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gksu/+bug/
On 05/29/2013 01:36 PM, Daniel Manrique wrote:
> OK so let's try replicating Checkbox's backend launch process. Could you
> run these commands on a terminal and let me know what happens? Also, if
> any of these pop a graphical window, I'd really appreciate if you could
> take a screenshot of some
My JNLP file is set for the application to run offline, and creates a
desktop launcher.
It works fine if I have Internet access, but if there is no Internet
access, javaws reports an error, saying it can't read or parse the JNLP
file (which is in cache).
I have tried setting
But that had no eff
Public bug reported:
On a slow (800 mhz) low-memory (384 meg) machine with a slow hard drive, the
Kubuntu 10.04 installation goes okay, but after installing system bug-fixes and
security
upgrades, it fails to reboot, stopping, displaying:
No init found. Try passing init= bootarg.
It's looking a
This means that on such machines, I cannot install anything newer than
8.04, and cannot ever upgrade to a more modern level.
I suspect it has something to do with the new GRUB boot-loader.
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Kubuntu installs & reboots, but after system upgrade, boot fails.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/601661
I spent a lot of time on this (trying to upgrade my daughter's machine
to a newer level of Kubuntu Linux).
I had the same problem on 9.10. When I tried 9.04, I encountered other
problems. But 8.04 would install and run without any problems.
I have come to the conclusion that although Kubuntu Li
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