Support for disk devices with sectors sizes > 512 bytes is being worked on
upstream.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607165
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Tom, from comment #21 you were seeing an error/warning "Can't have a
partition outside the disk!"
>From looking at the fdisk output, the partition furthest out on the disk
is partition 2
156330239 sectors - End of partiton 2
156330496 sectors - Size of disk device
Partition 2 certainly does fin
Chris, it appears that you are able to create the crash problem using
parted alone (no gparted).
Next we should try to narrow the problem down to whether the problem is
related to patches made to parted 2.2 in Ubuntu 10.04, or an unmodified
version of parted 2.2.
Would you be able to do one of th
Chris, thanks for confirming the problem also exists in unpatched
parted-2.2.
The next step would be to raise this problem to the attention of the
parted developers. You can do this by sending an email to the bug-
parted mailing list (bug-par...@gnu.org) with the bug details, logs,
etc.
The part
The version of parted included with Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx does include
similar patches to restore the BLKPG capability which enables editing
partitions on a device that has other partitions mounted, or active LVM
partitions.
The patch that Ubuntu used is described in the ChangeLog
http://changel
Jan's comments are accurate regarding libparted version < 2.0 not
properly supporting devices with sector sizes greater than 512 bytes.
Upstream has a bug report to requesting to add support to GParted for sector
sizes greater than 512 bytes.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607165
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The GParted code relies on device names being in the form
"/dev/mapper/..." and not "/dev/dm-#" in order to work properly with
dmraid devices.
As such I think that that the following patch might be required (we include it
on the GParted Live 0.5.2-9 image):
http://git.debian.org/?p=parted/parted.
With GParted 0.5.1 an higher, an exclamation mark beside "unallocated"
indicates that there is some problem with the partition or partition
table. By double clicking on the partition with exclamation mark, a
message is displayed indicating the warning message as it comes from the
parted program.
Which version of GParted are you using?
With GParted versions 0.5.1 and higher, an exclamation mark is displayed
beside "unallocated" if there is a problem reading the partition table.
You can double click on the exclamation mark and a message indicating
the problem should be displayed. This mess
This problem looks similar to one reported in the GParted Forum because
it also involves the problem with "error informing kernel about
partition changes":
WARNING! Problem Resizing File Systems with GParted
http://gparted-forum.surf4.info/viewtopic.php?id=13777
This problem might be solv
Can you try running the following command to see if it crashes?
parted -l
Where the option is a lower case "L", and not the number one "1".
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Can you try running the following command to see if it crashes?
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What is the error message reported in the gparted details log?
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The current version of GParted (0.5.0) displays the device node for the
disk and the disk size in the disk device combo list. E.g., /dev/sdd
(149.05 GB).
By disk label, do you mean display the partition table type such as
"MSDOS" or "GPT", or some other type of disk label?
The partition table t
My apologies Bruce. I had forgotten to subscribe to this bug report and
missed your response from a number of months back.
I agree that this long outstanding bug report should now be closed.
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This is a known problem with very large FAT file systems as tracked in the
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Tom, I believe that you have encountered two separate problems.
1) "Can't have a partition outside the disk!".
To diagnose this problem, the output from the command "fdisk -l -u
/dev/mapper/pdc_jcchiiab" would be useful. That way we can determine if
one of the partitions (perhaps the extended p
I have been able to confirm this problem using the
"ubuntu-10.04-beta2-desktop-i386.iso" disk image. My Intel software RAID
(/dev/mapper/isw_cjbdddajhi_Vol0) does not display in the drop down list
in GParted.
GParted Live 0.5.2-7, which uses parted-2.2, does work and successfully
recognizes my Int
Sam, which version of GParted are you using?
With GParted 0.5.1 and higher, an exclamation mark will be shown beside
the single unallocated partition if there is a problem with recognizing
the partition table. When you double-click on the exclamation point to
view the error message text.
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The warning comes from the libparted library. With GParted versions
0.5.0 and earlier you would not have seen this warning message. Now you
know the cause of the problem and why GParted and Parted are unable to
work with the partition table.
It appears that there is at least one disk partition t
The debian package for GParted 0.5.2 is available now.
http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=gparted
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Diego, at the moment no additional information is required, at least
from my perspective.
The problem with GParted crashing was avoided in version 0.5.1 by having
GParted ignore devices with sector sizes > 512 bytes. See the following bug
report for more details.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show
Hi danwood76,
I believe you have solved the mystery of why GParted does not list
dmraid partitions -- kpartx is missing!
As far as I know, the kpartx command does not "rename devices that end
in a letter to XXXp1". If this is indeed happening then the nature of
how the kpartx command appears to
Phillip,
If the upstream dmraid command has changed the way it names partitions,
then perhaps kpartx is no longer required.
In the past, GParted required kpartx because dmraid did not follow the
partition naming guidelines outlined in the general rule of thumb listed
in comment #11.
In fact this
Martin,
It would appear that the devkit-disks command has been renamed to udisks on
December 1st, 2009.
See:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/DeviceKit-disks
See also:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324220#c64
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Phillip, do you recall when dmraid support was added to libparted?
Phillip Susi wrote in comment #17:
> It sounds like dmraid.cc can be removed then. Libparted now directly
> supports dmraid devices and handles the dev node creation. Actually now
> we are using devfs for /dev, so the kernel c
Thank you Phillip for indicating that "Libparted now directly supports
dmraid devices and handles the dev node creation".
And also thank you Danny for saying that "When gparted tries to format
my devices that end in a letter kpartx has renamed these to XXXp1".
This behaviour Danny mentioned seeme
s/Since kpartx was used/Since kpartx was NOT used/ :-)
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Phillip Susi wrote:
> On 05/31/2010 02:00 PM, Curtis Gedak wrote:
>> Unfortunately I do not think that dmraid can simply be removed at
>> this point in time. Following are the reasons that I believe
>> DMRaid.cc is needed for at least a while longer (perhaps a year or
>&
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gparted
While running GParted using the Ubuntu 10.04 Live CD, automounting of
partitions is not prevented. This can result in gparted failing to
complete partition editing actions successfully.
The root cause of the problem is that Ubuntu 10.04 now uses
Phillip Susi wrote:
> On 6/1/2010 11:52 AM, Curtis Gedak wrote:
>> My testing showed that libparted spent 33 seconds in libparted's
>> ped_device_probe_all() when the BIOS was misconfigured. See
>> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=351753#c20
>
> That s
Phillip, thank you for testing the patch and confirming that it does not
fix the problem for Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx.
I think you might be on the right track with the parted-devel mailing list
thread you started:
"linux: use devicemapper task name instead of device node name" causes dmraid
break
GParted 0.5.2 has just been released. See
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/news.php
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repository.
The relevant git commit can be found at the following link:
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This patch is included in the parted-2.0 release.
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In comment #1, I meant to say parted-2.2 (not 2.0). Hence if Lucid has
libparted 2.2, then both parted and gparted will properly set the MSDOS
partition table type code for HFS/HFS+ file systems.
Azrael3000,
Regarding the "mac" type partition table, I suggest that if there is a
problem that it
>From a quick look at the following link it would appear that Lucid now
has parted-2.2.
http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/parted
E.g., Package: parted (2.2-1ubuntu3)
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If I understand this problem correctly, it was resolved by the following two
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This problem is fixed in GParted version 0.5.2.
The relevant upstream bug report is:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=583906
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Martin,
I can rework the logic so that if both dk-disks and hal-lock are
available then both will be used.
The challenge with the proposed method is that the --run "COMMAND $*"
portion of hal-lock requires that the command plus arguments must be
within quotes. Otherwise the arguments are not pas
Martin,
The logic for starting up the gparted executable has been changed to use
both dk-disks and hal-lock if both are available.
The relevant git repository commit can be viewed at the following link:
http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gparted/commit/?id=d9b892a73f2f078ae6314c4925b438e43fe4392e
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GParted uses a library from the parted project (libparted) to manipulate
partitions. If parted discovers a problem with the partition table,
then GParted will similarly be unable to edit the partition table.
Unfortunately, GParted versions up to and including 0.5.0 do not display
the problem in t
GParted uses a library from the parted project (libparted) to manipulate
partitions. If parted discovers a problem with the partition table, then
GParted will similarly be unable to edit the partition table.
Unfortunately, GParted versions up to and including 0.5.0 do not display
the problem in t
GParted uses a library from the parted project (libparted) to manipulate
partitions. If parted discovers a problem with the partition table, then
GParted will similarly be unable to edit the partition table.
Unfortunately, GParted versions up to and including 0.5.0 do not display
the problem in t
GParted uses a library from the parted project (libparted) to manipulate
partitions. If parted discovers a problem with the partition table, then
GParted will similarly be unable to edit the partition table.
Unfortunately, GParted versions up to and including 0.5.0 do not display
the problem in t
GParted version 0.5.0 adds support for Linux Software RAID.
>From the screen shot in post #2, this appears to be a different problem
that has cropped up with newer versions of parted (and the libparted
library). Specifically when these newer versions of libparted are used
with GParted, you are no
The behaviour seen in GParted is because GParted is unable to read the
used/unused information from the F2FS file system. Hence it warns that
some operations may be unavailable. This is due to limitations in the
file system tools for F2FS.
See also:
https://gparted.org/features.php
And note tha
This issue with mounting and displaying "Malformed URL" is still a
problem with Kubuntu 18.04.4 LTS Bionic Beaver with all updates applied
as of today (Feb 17, 2020).
There is a confusing history of bug reports and patches for this issue,
as follows:
USB Drives Give Malformed URL From Device Noti
Thanks Claudio for confirming that my PPA with the upstream Solid patch
fixes the issue.
Thanks also YAFU for creating this bug report. I just noticed that you
had also included a link to the upstream patch to the Solid package.
When I tried to track down the cause there were many related bug
re
'Sounds like the libgtkmm-2.4 shared library is missing.
You might try reinstalling it with:
sudo apt install --reinstall libgtkmm-2.4-1v5
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Scanning for all devices on startup is a design decision dating back to
the initial development of GParted.
A work-around to scanning only the devices required is to pass these on
the commmand line to gparted.
You are free to submit a patch upstream [1] to alter this behaviour.
[1] http://gparte
> And that's the problem here. When gparted is ported to gtk3, the
> xhost workaround will stop working.
When/if GParted is ported to gtk3, THEN the work around can be removed.
In the mean time the xhost workaround enables people to continue using
GParted.
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I respectfully disagree with this decision.
Fortunately there are other distros that permit their users to
seamlessly use GParted with GNOME and Wayland [1].
[1]: Fedora GParted Package
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=988102
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What is the output from the following commands?
sudo blkid
sudo parted -l
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Displayed Name is incorrect for bitlocker encrypted p
I agree with the comments in the above linked upstream bug report.
If the volume label is "MYDATA" and this can only be read after the
bitlocker encryption password is entered then this is working as
designed.
Note that the libparted library read the GPT **partition name** as "Ba".
This would be
The **partition name** is separate from the volume label. Each
partition within the GUID Partition Table has a reserved entry for the
**partition name**.
See Partition Entries in the GPT:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table#Partition_entries_(LBA_2-33)
You can check with othe
This bug was fixed in the upstream GParted 0.30.0 release.
For more details see:
Correctly quote and escape arguments of external programs passed to
execute_command()
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>From the description it appears that at one time the whole disk was
formatted as zfs and that those file system signatures remain.
You can check what is going on with the following two commands:
sudo blkid /dev/sda
sudo wipefs --no-act /dev/sda
To fix you will likely need to remove the ext
Alternatively you may need a fixed version of blkid if blkid is
reporting 2 contradictory signatures for the whole disk:
For example:
- TYPE="zfs_member" ZFS file system on the whole disk.
- PTTYPE="gpt" GPT (GUID Partition table).
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Yes, the issue you are experiencing looks similar.
The next course of action is to "follow up with the authors of the util-
linux package?"
They should have a mailing list or something to track issues.
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Perhaps take a look at the GParted FAQ.
Why does "Scanning all devices..." or "Searching /dev/sda partitions" take
exceedingly long on some computers?
https://gparted.org/faq.php#faq-11
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Daniel, can you try rebooting your computer or otherwise restarting the
xserver and then re-testing?
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After update 2018-07-08 menus and bu
Daniel, the KDE menu bar colour problem I experienced and noted in bug
#1780664 also went away when I upgraded to the new xorg-server.
I had to reboot and upgrade all my packages twice in order to get the
latest. You might try checking to ensure that you have all the latest
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@Timo, I am using Intel HD Graphics and no longer experience issues as
described in this report.
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Or if that doesn't work use:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgtkmm-2.4-1v5
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gparted failes to start
To manage notifications about
It appears the library of installed packages might be out of sync with
what is actually installed.
Can you try re-installing the libgtkmm library with:
sudo apt install --reinstall libgtkmm-2.4-1v5
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It appears that the command fixed the issue with lib*g*tkmm. Next it
hits an issue with lib*a*tkmm, so the next thing to try is to reinstall
that package. You might need to do this with several packages as the
library of installed packages on your computer appears to be out-of-sync
with the actua
'Glad to hear you are up and running again. :-)
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I tried using OpenGL and EGL for the compositor, but unfortunately EGL
has issues. More specifically with EGL I experienced an inability to
login due to SDDM login screen hangs. This is similar to the issue I
experienced with XRender [1] which I noted earlier in this report.
[1] https://askubunt
What version of the "ntfs-3g" package are you using?
To learn which version use the following command (with sample output):
$ dpkg -l | grep ntfs-3g
ii libntfs-3g88 1:2017.3.23-2
amd64read/write NTFS driver for FUSE (runtime library)
i
Jan: I agree. GParted should be and is designed to run using Free
Software[1]. This is mentioned in the GParted mission statement [2].
[1] https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
[2] https://gparted.org/development.php#mission-statement
If a check were to be added then in my opinion it wou
Thanks Robert for answering my questions.
It does indeed appear that the proprietary software has replaced the
mkntfs command and that is the reason the partitioning fails.
Some options available to you are (A) to remove the proprietary
software, or (B) use GParted by booting from live media cont
Hi Timo,
Thank you for your perseverance to resolve this issue.
I am at a writers conference for the next three days. My earliest
opportunity to test will be on Monday, August 13th, 2018. I will plan
to test xorg-server from xenial-proposed and let you know after I've
completed testing.
In the
release package then please let me know.
Sincerely,
Curtis Gedak
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Public bug reported:
PROBLEM
Recent libgl-mesa 18.0.5-0ubuntu0~16.04.1 graphics update prevents
drop down list menu appearing in apps like firefox three line/bar menu
icon.
After recently applying updates, left clicking on some application
menus and icons no longer displays a drop-down menu list
Thanks @Pascal for indicating that the drop down menu lists do appear by
selecting XRender as the rendering engine.
Unfortunately XRender has other issues. The reason I originally changed
away from using the default settings is because then I had issues with
screen tearing [1] and an inability to
To help others with reverting to a prior version of libgl1-mesa
graphics drivers, I have provided the following download links.
libgl1-mesa .deb packages (14 files) - Search for "Downloadable files"
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While waiting for a fix to this issue, I decided to put a *hold* on
these packages so that they won't be upgraded.
To place a hold on these packages using apt:
sudo apt-mark hold \
libegl1-mesa \
libgbm1 \
libgl1-mesa-dri \
libgl1-mesa-glx \
libglapi-mesa \
libgles2-mes
Thanks @Patrick for the link between the bug reports. Bug #1780664
contains instructions on how to revert to earlier libgl-mesa package
versions while we wait for a fix.
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I was able to work-around this issue by rolling back only the *libgl-
mesa* packages from version 18.0.5-0ubuntu0~16.04.1 to version
17.2.8-0ubuntu0~16.04.1.
I did not need to revert the *libdrm* packages in order to work-around
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Thanks Timo for looking at this issue.
Following is the output requested:
$ apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-core
xserver-xorg-core:
Installed: 2:1.18.4-0ubuntu0.7
Candidate: 2:1.18.4-0ubuntu0.7
Version table:
*** 2:1.18.4-0ubuntu0.7 500
500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-
The upstream bug report is now on Gitlab. See:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gparted/issues/7
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Title:
Port gparted to gtk3
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GParted already supports scanning only the devices you pass to it. This
is most easily done from a terminal window.
For example if you wish to scan only /dev/sdf, you can use the
following:
sudo gparted /dev/sdf
See the GParted Manual [1] for more information.
[1] http://gparted.org/display-do
Good point about the lack of a "--help" argument from the command line.
There is a man page
As for the scan on startup, that is a design decision dating back to the
initial development of GParted.
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You might create an icon on the desktop or in the menu system with the
command line parameters that you desire to only access a USB drive when
it is plugged in.
For example if you have two internal hard disk drives (/dev/sda and
/dev/sdb), then a newly inserted USB drive should receive device path
@Phillip, scanning is performed to determine which devices are present,
what partition tables these contain, what file systems are in the
partitions, and other details such as volume labels, free space, UUID,
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>From the messages it would appear that you are missing the libgtkmm-2.4
library.
You might try re-installing it with:
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The upstream GParted team added a work-around to version 0.30.0 to
enable it to run seamlessly under Wayland.
See https://gparted.org/news.php?item=214
Unfortunately the packager for Ubuntu decided to not use the --enable-
xhost-root work-around.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpa
The upstream GParted team added a work-around to version 0.30.0 to
enable it to run seamlessly under Wayland.
See https://gparted.org/news.php?item=214
Unfortunately the packager for Ubuntu decided to not use the --enable-
xhost-root work-around.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpa
The upstream GParted team added a work-around to version 0.30.0 to
enable it to run seamlessly under Wayland.
See https://gparted.org/news.php?item=214
Unfortunately the packager for Ubuntu decided to not use the --enable-
xhost-root work-around.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpa
The upstream GParted team added a work-around to version 0.30.0 to
enable it to run seamlessly under Wayland.
See https://gparted.org/news.php?item=214
Unfortunately the packager for Ubuntu decided to not use the --enable-
xhost-root work-around.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gpa
You might try petitioning the packager who made the decision.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/1737248
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gparted doe
I see now that you have already done that. Perhaps if enough users
express their displeasure with the decision then perhaps the packager
will reconsider.
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GParted uses the libparted library from the parted project to handle
many of the partitioning tasks.
Would you be able to provide the output from the following command?
sudo parted /path-to-your-device unit s print
Where: /path-to-your-device is something like /dev/sdb.
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Bsed on the parted output, the entire USB device is formatted with a
fat32 file system and there is no partition table on the device.
GParted currently only works with partitions on partitioned devices.
See:
Doesn't properly support partitionless drives
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6
This problem does not seem to be limited to GParted. It also occurs for
GNOME-Control-Center, and Banshee.
See:
GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID was not found when attempting to remove it -
warning when leaving Network menu of g-c-c
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/
Recently I encountered this problem and discovered a solution. I posted
my solution at:
kubuntu 16.04 SDDM login screen hangs
https://askubuntu.com/questions/765364/kubuntu-16-04-sddm-login-screen-hangs/874972#874972
For completeness sake, I will also repost the solution here.
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Unless the exFAT licensing issue has changed, the position stated in
comment number 14 of the upstream report remains. See:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=639760#c14
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An interim fix is available in the upstream GParted 0.30.0 version.
Bug 776437 - GParted fails to run as root under Wayland
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=776437
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #776437
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=776437
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The problem still exists on Kubuntu 16.04.
With a fresh install of Kubuntu 16.04, I proceeded to install wine with:
sudo apt-get install wine
After this completed, I noticed in the Application Menu that all of the
wine apps were listed under "Lost & Found" instead of "Wine" as they
should have
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