I've just upgraded to Kubuntu 8.10 and I'm afraid that this bug is still
present on KDE 4.1.2, kmix 3.0. This time the default sound channel was
PCM and once I switched it to Front and tweaked the sound volume, the
nifty visual cue appears with the "Front" channel sound volume but it's
the PCM chan
I've upgraded to KDE 4.1.3 and it appears that this bug is fixed. Kudos!
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It's still an issue. I've upgraded to kubuntu 8.10 and the default file
permissions are still (rwxr-xr-x).
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This problem persists on Kubuntu 9.04 with both firefox-3.0 and
firefox-3.5.
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I've just installed usb-imagewriter on kubuntu (Version: 0.1.3-0ubuntu1)
and unfortunately it fails to run. When launching it from the command
line, the following message appears:
g...@kubuntu:~$ sudo imagewriter
Traceback (most recent c
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Binary package hint: usb-imagewriter
I've just installed usb-imagewriter on kubuntu (Version: 0.1.3-0ubuntu1)
and unfortunately it fails to run. When launching it from the command
line,
I've just upgraded to kubuntu 9.04 and this bug still persists. Isn't it
possible to at least hard-code the default permissions on mounted mass
storage devices?
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This problem is still present in kubuntu 9.04, as KDE is still compiled
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I've just upgraded to Kubuntu 9.04 and firefox is crashing when opening
some sites such as fudzilla.
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I've started experiencing this bug since upgrading to Kubuntu 9.04, as
sites such as fudzilla crashes the browser.
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Steve, if you don't have any constructive comment to add then consider
not posting at all.
Having said that, jaunty desperately needs an Amarok 1 package. Amarok 1
is usable while amarok 2 isn't. It lacks fea
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox-3.5
I'm running Kubuntu 9.04 and I would like to install Firefox 3.5.
Unfortunately, the package that is available in the Ubuntu repositories
lists a series of dependencies that don't make much sense. Those
dependencies include gnome-app-install,
Public bug reported:
Firefox, when launched from a command line interface and when quitting
the app, produces a long list of complains about memory leak problems.
To make matters worse, usually when I try to again launch firefox a
dialog window appears informing me that that isn't possible due to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
I've just finished upgrading Kubuntu from 8.04 to 8.10 and all GTK apps,
including firefox, aren't using the KDE style. This is happening in
spite of setting that option on the system settings appearance section.
** Affects: kubuntu-meta
I've just installed Kubuntu 8.04 and this bug still persists. It's a
shame that a bug that a bug survives multiple releases even though it is
clearly acknowledged and a fix was already made available for some time.
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols fou
I'm experiencing this bug. While attempting to install Ubuntu 8.04, the
install process halts at 94% and returns a fatal error. It appears that
the only thing that fails is the GRUB install.
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You re
Unfortunately the bug still persists. I've just reinstalled Kubuntu 8.04
and once I plugged in my external HD, the same problems occurred.
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Yes, that problem occurred after I've updated the system. Is there any
info I can supply?
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This bug is marked as incomplete. What else is needed to tackle this
problem?
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Status fixed. Thanks for the heads up, Savvas.
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It's still there
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Binary package hint: libboost-serialization1.35-dev
It appears that the libbost-serialization headers throw a compiler error
and fail to compile. GCC 4.3.2 throws the following error message when
trying to compile any code that includes the boost serialization header:
r...@k
It is not a bug. It's a compiler error due to badly written code. You
need to know that iostream is a standard header and therefore is located
in the standard compiler include path and that cout is included in the
std namespace.
Why not try to learn the fundamentals before claiming a compiler erro
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Gwenview and digikam have conflicting dependencies, which forces the
package manager to only accept having one installed at a time.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: ubuntu-mid
I've attempted to install Ubuntu-9.04-beta-mid-lpia on a Acer Aspire One
and both the install and the "run from CD" option (with doesn't make
much sense, as MIDs don't carry a CD drive) fail to run. After booting
and going through the grub menu
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According to Psi's default configuration, the sound files are located in
/usr/local/share/psi while the install process puts them in
/usr/share/psi, which makes them unaccessible by Psi and therefore
renders Psi mute.
** Affects: psi (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xubuntu-desktop
I've just installed the xubuntu-desktop package over a clean and fresh
kubuntu 6.06 install and that ended up with a lot of bad news.
First of all, xfce crashes badly and doesn't launch. When I select xfce
from the login menu and login, t
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kde-systemsettings
Kubuntu's System Settings application doesn't offer a way to configure
KDE's file associations.
** Affects: kde-systemsettings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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I've just noticed that when I insert a new CD-ROM into my drive, the
drive isn't automatically mounted, even though that I can manually mount
it without a single problem.
I'm running Kubuntu Dapper on an Acer Aspire 1524.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
I have a Acer Aspire 1524 and I have a similar problem. After I upgraded
kubuntu from 5.10 to 6.06 the sound volume was extemely low. The max
volume of 6.06 was like 60% on 5.10. On the other hand, the sound volume
works perfectly in windows XP, which leads me to believe that it is
somekind of hard
On the other hand the sound volume under winXP works perfectly. Could
this be somekind of hardware volume level set too low by default and
untweakable through kmix ?
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I've just upgraded 5.10 to 6.06 and one of the problems that surfaced
was related to the sound volume. It is too low. Right now when running
at 100% it sounds like it is about 60% in breezy.
** Affects: Ubuntu
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I see what you mean. Yet, just because some broken functionality is easy
to fix it doesn't mean that it shouldn't be reported. Do you believe
that some bugs in [U(Ku)(Edu)(Xu)]buntu should be left unreported? Do
you believe that instead of being bug-free [U(Ku)(Edu)(Xu)]buntu should
be instead some
the output follows
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /proc/asound/cards && amixer
0 [V8235 ]: VIA8233 - VIA 8235
VIA 8235 with VIA1612A at 0x1400, irq 201
1 [modem ]: VIA82XX-MODEM - VIA 82XX modem
VIA 82XX modem at 0x1800, irq 201
Simple mixer c
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Binary package hint: falconseye-data
It seems that falconseye-data doesn't depend of the falconseye package.
In fact, that package doesn't depend of any other. That makes it
possible to uninstall the falconseye package and still keep the
falconseye-data package installed on t
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This one was strange. I just upgraded to 6.06 from 5.10 and there is
something weird happeing in the sound department. The sound volume is
simply too low. The 6.06 maximum volume is now about 60% of what the
5.10 sound volume was. The sound volume values from KMixer are all ma
It seems that your suggestion worked perfectly, Daniel. Kudos! Many
thanks :)
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This may be a little offtopic but shouldn't the VIA DXS volumes be
accessible through kmix?
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It's a shame because it seems that Ubuntu is the only distribution which
suffers from this bug. To make matters worse, this bug is creating
problems in Ubuntu for over than a year without a solution. Two releases
of Ubuntu have passed and until now... nothing. Still overheating.
I love Kubuntu and
I've noticed that when playing a CD from KsCD , the sound volume of the
music played from the CD is again played in a normal volume just like
when playing the CD under windows. I've also noticed that KsCD's sound
volume is, as expected, controled by KMix's sound volume level.
Unfortunately, althoug
At the moment I'm not willing to re-install it. The problems that the
first install brought to my laptop traumatized me and the fear of
risking a re-install or having to spend another 2-3 days to put things
back together just pulls me away from it.
About gtk2-engines-gtk-qt, was it responsible to
Isn't there a way to manually scale the CPU/fan to minimize the
overheating problem? It would not be a solution to the problem but it
would help in all those times that we need to do something demanding
like compiling some app, watching a video or even using clamAV.
So please, if someone knows how
@Nikolaus: Your suggestion worked! Well, it isn't perfect but being able
to run a full ClamAV scan with the motherboard temperature never going
beyong 70C was a big thing for me. Thanks! But is it possible to apply
the same method to throttle up the CPU fan? That would indeed be the
best workaround
Does that mean that the little system tray application which displays
the battery level and the current power governor will be taken out of
6.10?
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It seems that the kontact package requires the kpilot, which makes it
impossible to have kontact installed without having kpilot in the
system.
The thing is, kpilot is useless for all those users who do not have a
palm pilot, which is a considerable amount of people. So that
Please direct your attention to the kontact package for dapper on
http://kubuntu.org/packages/kde-354/. This is what Kubuntu's package
info has to say about it:
Package: kontact
Version: 4:3.5.4-0ubuntu1~dapper1
Section: kde
Priority: optional
Architecture: i386
Depends: kaddressbook (>= 4:
I don't get it.
Every KDE-packing distro installs KDE Control Center, which handles a
lot of things well including file association. That option is there and
it is so well written that anyone can easily use it. Nonetheless, it
seem that kubuntu wishes to go the other way and use an app of it's own
Now that you mention it, it is indeed more of a wishlist than a bug.
Yet, this is such a basic and vital feature that it's absence is a big
blow to a desktop environmnet's usability.
Yet, I'm still appalled from the rejection. Who in the heck believes
that the ability to tweak the file association
Automount also fails when I insert my USB pen drive. I'm using Kubuntu
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Isn't this a duplicate of bug #36767 ?
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I've just tried that and nevertheless opening up youtube drives my
laptop's thermal2 signature goes up to 80C in no time and keeps on
rising. When I close up my browser the thermal2 signature takes a bit of
time to come below 60C.
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This bug still persists in Kubuntu 6.10
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I've just installed Kubuntu 6.10 and wireless assistant simply isn't
capable of performing a successfull wireless connection. On the other
hand, the iwconfig + dhclient combo ran from the command line with the
exact same parameters establishes a connection without aproblem.
*
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I've tried to repeatedly install kubuntu 6.10 on my laptop and although
the first install ran successfull, the 2nd through 6th attempt ended up
with a very annoying system hang at 94% of the install process.
The one thing that the 2nd through 5th attempt had in common was tha
Public bug reported:
I've just finishedinstalling xubuntu and to my dissapointment the
install gave me a broken system. Whenever I logged on to XFCE no taskbar
or panel appeared. The only components which were present were the USB
drive icon and the trashbin.
I installed it over a kubuntu system
The live CD presents a perfect XFCE desktop.
After a bit of thinking I remembered that when I installed Kubuntu 6.06
I also tried out the xubuntu desktop. Well, that install ended up in a
very messy disaster which broke everything and forced me to reinstall
Kubuntu from scratch. In that reinstall
As far as I know my card is a [AirConn] INPROCOMM IPN 2220. It's the
card which comes with the Acer Aspire 1524. The card isn't supported
under linux but it works through ndiswrapper (see
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/44813 ).
I'm using WEP and I tried it both with the SSID hidden and
Corrrection: it does indeed work but I believe that there is somekind of
problem with ksynaptics' interface. I've get very different results
(working, not working, only scrolling) without tweaking any of
ksynaptics' options.
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Well that sucks and sucks a lot. I've just installed Kubuntu 6.10 and it
still suffers from the overheating problem. Those are not encouraging
words...
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In order to install the R package the user also needs to install GCC 3.4
on his system. It would be nice if that requirement was eliminated.
** Affects: r-base (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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I'm using edgy and according to the apt database, r-base depends of r
-base-core, which depends of gcc (>= 4.1.0) and libgfortran1 (>= 4.1.0),
not g77.
After a bit more digging, I found out that the only package that needs
GCC 3.4 is r-cran-mgcv, which depends of atlas3-base and libgfortran.
atlas
For starters possibly the r-recommended package could be turned into a
recommended package instead of a requirement. Without doing a thorough
analysis it seems that that metapackage (more precisely a single
requirement of that package) is the reason why R demands gcc 3.4
About the r-base-core depe
I'm far from being an expert on thermal effects on hardware but I do
have some grasp on applied mechanics. Thermal differences like the ones
present in working hardware (room temperature to 60C and then 60C to
100C) induce considerable thermal stresses, so those agressive cooling
cycles do indeed a
I believe the situation is the same but as I don't have much experience
with "advanced" apt commands I can't say for sure. Personally I only use
Kubuntu's adept and, as it marked GCC 3.4 for installation and never
offered an option to avoid that or even an alternative, I thought that
there wasn't a
After upgrading to Edgy I've started experiencing unusually long boot
times. I suspect that is is caused by the failure of the network
initialization. Is it possible to just ignore that init step and still
be able to connect throught iwconfig && dhclient? If so, how can I do
that?
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I've just looked into my thermal_zone values and my ./THRS/trip_points
lists the following values:
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critical (S5): 80 C
passive: 75 C: tc1=2 tc2=5 tsp=300 devices=0xdff5d310
My ./THRC/trip_points lists the following values:
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Once again the laptop crashed on me due to overheating. This time it was
while I was upgrading KDE through the Adept package manager.
I really hope this nasty bug is fixed in kubuntu 6.10. It is a very very
nasty PitA.
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Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
I've installed a Windows XP virtual machine through VirtualBox and I've
noticed that, although that option is present in every VirtualBox
document and manual, it isn't present in Ubuntu's version. That means
that any virtual machine ran by
I've just installed Kubuntu 7.10 and yes, this bug still persists. I've
just booted into Kubuntu with two USB mass storage devices connected (a
external HD and a small USB flash drive) and neither is detected.
lsusb output:
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Bus 002 Device 003: ID 4146:ba01 USBest Technol
I'm running Kubuntu 7.10. My external HD has a single vfat partition and
I assume that the flash drive is also vfat.
So in the case of those file systems which don't support unix
permissions, isn't there a way to configure the default file permissions
attributed to them? After all, the executable
I've just noticed that this file permission problem affects more than
USB mass storage devices, as I've found out that even CD-ROMs are
mounted with 777 permissions. Not good.
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I see. But how come Ubuntu removed support for USB connections? What was
the rationale behind that decision?
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This bug still persists in Ubuntu 7.10. I've tried to install it on my
laptop and I had to endure the frustration of having it overheat during
the install process in all 3 attempts at installing that I did.
On the other hand, the opensuse installation process runs flawless and
without a single ove
On a side note, I've just realized that opensuse in fact also suffers
from this problem. It doesn't affect it as hard as it affects Ubuntu
because it appears that it's overheating limits are higher. I've just
installed opensuse, gave it a trial run and my laptop shutdown with
warning messages annou
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I've just upgraded to Kubuntu 7.10 from 7.04 and after this upgrade the
sound volume does not change through the keyboard sound volume shortcut
keys. The mute shortcut key works but when I press the sound+ or sound-
keys, a new nifty little sound volume is shown but the volume
Chandru:
KDE isn't responsible for this problem. Any default KDE install handles
this exactly how it should be dealt: a dedicated section in the KDE
control center.
The problem only exists in Kubuntu and it is due to Kubuntu's
willingness to break a good thing without giving any reasoning or
alte
There was no mistake. Kubuntu replaced kcontrol, which is KDE's
configuration application and is a part of KDE's default install, with
the "system settings" application, which, still up to this day, offers
only a limited subset of the configuration options that is offered by
kcontrol. Thanks to tha
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kde
With the recent upgrade to KDE 3.5.9, a few problems have surfaced
regarding USB mass storage devices. With the upgrade to KDE 3.5.9, when
an USB mass storage device is plugged in, some KDE applications (amarok,
knetworkmanager) hang and crash and the
I confirm this bug in Ubuntu 8.04-beta
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I've just took a peek and it appears that the dependency is gone. Kudos!
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I've just purchased a 1440x900 monitor and I'm also having trouble
getting that screen resolution. I'm running kubuntu 7.04.
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Binary package hint: kmix
I've just installed Kubuntu 7.04 amd64 and although it was possible to
playback sound from the start, I've noticed that kmix isn't capable of
controlling it. So I have sound at full blast on my computer and no
apparent way to control it.
** Affects:
I've just bought a desktop computer along with a samsung Syncmaster
940NW, which has a resolution of 1440x900. I've installed kubuntu 7.04
and lo and behold, the screen resolution was set to 1024x768 without any
option to set a higher screen resolution, not even after installing the
nvidia driver.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: maxima
I attempted to run trigsimp() on a function and maxima threw the
following error:
(%i7) trigsimp(%);
Could not find `trgsmp.mac' using paths in file_search_maxima,system.
** Affects: maxima (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: N
Incomplete? what's missing?
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I've just noticed that it's impossible to handle files (open, copy,
etc...) and directories stored in non-linux file systems (FAT, cdroms,
etc...) that have non-ASCII characters in their file names. As soon as
any program tries to access one of those files or directories, it t
Xracer remains broken. I tried to run it and I've experienced the same
problems that are reported.
More to the point, it seems that this report is a duplicate of
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This is good news. Yet, I don't know if I should commend the effort or
wonder why exactly did it took two years to finally re-implement
something that comes in KDE's default install.
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After a bit of fiddling with alsamixer, I've noticed that the keyboard
shortcuts do affect a channel - the surround channel. Does anyone know
how to configure that shortcut?
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And what about those of us who use Kubuntu? There is no such thing as
"System -> User Preferances -> Sound". Could anyone shed some light on
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Binary package hint: adept
Adept just crashed after searching for xinerama. I just opened adept,
typed "xinerama" and after waiting a bit, it crashed.
Here is the backtrace:
(no debugging symbols found)
Using host libthread_db library "/lib/libthread_db.so.1".
(no debugging
I don't run it all the time but adept does crash frequently.
Nonetheless, whenever I try to search for xinerama it crashes miserably.
I've just gave it a try but this time there was no backtrace. This
message was displayed:
This backtrace appears to be of no use.
This is probably because your pack
I've ran apt-get update and upgrade through the command line and an
update of the findutils package was installed. After that, I re-launched
adept, ran a search for xinerama and thankfully it didn't crashed this
time.
Could this series of crashes have been caused by the previous, un-
updated xiner
I'm the owned of an Acer Aspire 1524 laptop, which suffers from this
nasty overheating problem. I've gave up on running linux on it and now
it runs windows exclusively, installed from the original Windows XP home
that was bundled with the hardware.
I've just reinstalled windows on that computer an
I just finished trying through the terminal. As with konqueror and
dolphin, a bunch of errors occurred.
The following error message is shown for each problematic file:
cp: cannot create regular file `/media/disk-1/207?o quantitativa.xls':
Invalid argument
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I don't know if this is relevant for this bug report but I've just
noticed that while some origin file's names were written using upper
case characters, the destination files ended up having lower case
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I don't believe that, at least at first glance, it's not the same
problem. In this case the keyboard shortcuts do not affect any channel,
no matter what channel we configure kmix to handle.
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Yo
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I have a PCMCIA card reader that came with my Acer laptop and when I
plug it in and insert a card, it takes ages to get mounted. The strange
thing is that as soon as I plug in the card, lspcmcia reports a PCMCIA
device plugged in and nonetheless it takes several minutes for it
Same problem on kubuntu 7.04
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Uninstalled bluetooth but icon still persists in the system settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/24044
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This problem is still unresolved in Kubuntu 7.04
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Kubuntu's system settings app doesn't handle file associations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/50320
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