This highly frustrating problem is equally present on Ubuntu 8.10
Intrepid.
Can a general solution be found - such as whenever the height of a window
exceeds the height of the screen, automatically present a scrollbar to enable
accessing the bottom part of the window?
(same thing applies for the
...by the way, you fall into this trap as easily as:
* Open the 'Screen Resolution' dialog
* Select 640x480
* Click Apply
now you are stuck...
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When the display reoslution falls to 640x480 the "Monitor Resolution Settings"
cannot be used to restore a higher resolution
https://bugs.launch
** Summary changed:
- ppscsi won't build with module-assistant under kernel 2.6.17-10-generic
+ ppscsi won't build with module-assistant under kernel 2.6.17-10-generic (or
newer)
** Tags added: embarrassing
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ppscsi won't build with module-assistant under kernel 2.6.17-10-generic (or
newer)
Hi,
This bug is still outstanding after a whole year..
The ppscsi modules failed to compile and were unusable on 'edgy' and then
'feisty'
and now the upcoming 'gutsy' too.
There are more errors under 'feisty' and 'gusty' due to further kernel internal
api changes
in 2.6.20.
I have made a patch to
I have exactly the same problem.. under edgy (2.6.17-11-generic) and
under feisty (2.6.20-11-generic).
I know the 'powernow-k8' module used to successfully load on this same
CPU/Motherboard/BIOS (Athlon64 3000+ / MSI K8T Neo2 FIR) in an older
version of Ubuntu.. (I'm guessing that was breezy, but
... ps. the edgy kernel was 'amd64' variety, the feisty kernel is 'x86'
variety, both produce the same error:
powernow-k8: Found 1 AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ processors (version
2.00.00)
powernow-k8: BIOS error - no PSB or ACPI _PSS objects
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CPU frequency scaling isnt workin
https://la
Problem still exists.. I'm hitting it too using Ubuntu 10.04 amd64.
..and the temporary workaround (killall telepathy-butterfly) works here too.
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Network error when trying hotmail.com
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/545751
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Bu
This is also presents a big Ubuntu usability issue for me too.. I have
spent years placing the taskbar/window list on the left hand side in
Windows, where it works sensibly and flawlessly (makes it much easier to
work with a large number of open windows).. have never seen it work
under Ubuntu. Hate
