*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 221475 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221475
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 221475
Brightness increases higher than settings
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Manual Brightness Setting Changes After Idle
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/262293
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In my opinion, the problem is not in those scripts, nor is it a Dell
problem. The problem is the crappy power management in laptop HDDs. I
own a Dell D820 with a Hitachi HDD by the way.
I recently had contact with Hitachi technical support on this issue.
They advised me to put my HDD APM to settin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 184337 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/184337
I've got exactly the same problem (although in my case the binary is
'/usr/bin/konsole') on 8.10 with KDE 4.2. This happens when launching
Konsole using Alt-F2 (KRunner) or when copying the launch icon from th
I'm having the same problem on 8.10 with KDE 4.2. This happens when
launching Konsole using Alt-F2 (KRunner) or when copying the launch icon
from the Application Launcher to the Panel and starting Konsole from the
Panel.
When setting 'DBUS registration' is set to 'None' on the Panel icon
(instead
I've got somewhat the same problem on my Dell D820. When I resume from a
suspend, my mouse acceleration is reset to default (although it still
shows my custom setting in the configuration screen). Furthermore, the
'vertical setting' is enabled again although I disabled it in the
configuration scree
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
When you have 2 archives which contain the same root directory, file-roller
creates 2 sub-directories when choosing 'Extract Here'. Example: Say we have
got 2 archives, 'archive1.zip' and 'archive2.zip'. 'archive1.zip. contains:
- /archive/
Well, the behavior is different from when opening the files with Archive
Manager (File-Roller) and choosing "Extract -> Extract" (in the default
directory, i.e. where the archive is located). In that case, the directory
structure created is the one expected, i.e.:
/archive
/disk1/fil
Same problem on an MSI EX620.
I also needed to manually edit the 'alsa-base.conf' file to incluse the
'3stack-dig' option. What is strange as well is that I have to enable
the Headphone switch on the Alsa mixer to get the front speakers to
work. Another annoying thing is that the front speakers do
I have exactly the same problem on a Dell D820 with Intel 945GM
graphics. At least the Alt-drag trick can be used, but it doesn't look
really professional.
I also have the same issue that Richard Wilbur describes in the second
comment. When I select the primary display as the presentation display,
I uninstalled the presenter-console to test the behavior of the
presentation being displayed on the secondary monitor when configured to
be displayed on the primary. This is also seems to happen when the
presenter-console is not installed!
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presenter-console is displayed on same monitor as slid
I'm experiencing the exact same problem as described by GonzO in comment
#14. This started to happen on my system after the upgrade from Karmic
to Lucid. I can't remember ever having experienced this on Karmic, but
the problem now occurs on almost every boot.
The icon is there, but will either be
Same problem here after the upgrade from Karmic to Lucid. Sometimes I
have 2 sound icons where one of the icons should have been nm-applet.
Sometimes the area where the nm-applet icon should have been is empty,
but the notification area is still sized as if there is an icon and if
you aim correctly
"Sorry, but this isn't a forum. It's a bug tracker."
Excuse me? I just took the time to do some testing on this issue
(changing configurations of applets, rearranging them, rebooting a
couple of times, rearranging them again, etc.) to see if I could easily
reproduce the issue. I then took the time
I just tested this on Lucid. The bug is still there.
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Screen brightness resets to default (half) with battery power
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/273446
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Hello Bryce,
I'm not the original bug-reporter, but I suffered similar problems
(explained in comment #6). I just did some tests with Lucid Lynx (64bit)
on the same machine and as far as I can tell, this issue is fixed. After
a resume, all settings seem to be the same as when I entered the
suspend
OK, weird, I haven't had this problem for a couple of days now. The
thing I did was to right click the panel, select 'properties', and then
disable 'expand', wait till the panel resizes and then enable 'expand'.
Can somebody try that please, so we can see whether that fixes the issue
in other case
I can confirm that this bug is still present in Karmic (I'm on a Dell
D820). With the "reduce backlight" option enabled and the "dim backlight
when idle" disabled, the backlight is automatically reduced to 50% when
unplugging AC. When I then up the backlight to 100% and let the system
sit idle for
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 447728 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/447728
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 447728
Karmic Beta: Laptop only remains DPMS off for 2 seconds
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DPMS will not stay ON on 9.10 and will switched to 'Blank screen'
https://bugs.launchpad.ne
I have the same problem on my Dell D820. "xset dpms force off" shuts
down the backlight, but it comes back on after a couple of seconds. This
has been reported on the forums as well:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8337312#post8337312
Same bug is found here: http://superuser.com/questions
I've got the same problem on a Dell D820 with a STAC92XX Analog (HDA
Intel) card on both Karmic 64 and Lucid 64 (LiveCD). I tried installing
the alsa-backports for Karmic, which didn't help. I tried adding the
'position_fix=1' option which didn't help. I tried various mixer
settings using the defau
The solution I described in #64 doesn't work. I had the issue again on
my last boot. Now my logout button is gone (it's now a dupe of the
clock). Looks like I'm back to old-school 'shutdown -h now' (I swore
never to use Ctrl-Alt-Del ever again in my life). This is just plain
ridiculous. I agree wit
Experienced it again today, this time the wireless-network icon was gone
and instead I had a dupe of the edge of the notification area (that
vertical bar). This time I just tried to reload the gnome-panel (without
logging out) by issuing the command 'killall gnome-panel'. This killed
and reloaded t
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