it only happens with compiz, I just tried with xcompmgr and it worked
fine (could even toggle it on/off while in remote desktop)
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 92928 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92928
hi. I have just experienced this bug. The end of my corrupt files look like
this:
/sbin/getty 38400 tty2exec /sbin/getty 38400 tty2
It should be:
exec /sbin/getty 38400 tty2
notice how it is actually the same
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 92928 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92928
no actually, I need to do ctrl-D to get my login prompt on tty1
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I'll add another "me too! please! :)"
I miss it from the 5.04 days, and if I can get it for 8.04, I would stay
on 8.04 for a long time. Unison doesn't cut it for me. I've been waiting
for such a long time on ifolder that specto was started purely out of
being tired of refreshing the website!
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There is a newer release of gnome-schedule available. The french
translation in the current version is terrible and incomplete, and
Public bug reported:
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the dialog that appears when you use File>Assistants (wizards?)>Document
converter (batch conversion?) is too small and cannot be used at all. It
is impossible for the user to resize or maximize it.
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this is on openoffice 2.3, ubuntu 7.10, gnome.
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I speak French. Chris, you are correct, this error is due (it seems) to
a full home partition. I think François must have some problems more
serious than not running specto by now :) is this really something we
can fix anyway?
François, le traceback semble indiquer que ton disque dur est plein. Je
Dread Knight, please help out this guy http://alexmac.cc/tablet-apps/
don't reinvent the wheel :) I'd like this app to be included by ubuntu and be a
bit more polished (for example, making it work with a X server that has no
"xorg.conf" file, and in a way that it remembers the user's settings acr
unless I'm proven wrong, this is not an issue that specto ought to fix
;)
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You are right. Actually I just thought that these kind of I/O errors
might (?) also happen when users have permission problems, so I opened a
bug here: http://code.google.com/p/specto/issues/detail?id=79
(launchpad needs to be able to track google code. hint hint :)
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my laptop can sometimes suspend and resume without *any* problems. But
oftentimes, when resuming, the keyboard is borked in a way that it makes
the computer unusable. For example, pressing the o key prints §. I am
using the "canada" layout. Interestingly, § corresponds to righ
this is a hardware dump for my computer. Note that this was done a
little while ago, my laptop actually is running today's fully upgraded
gutsy gibbon.
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Whatever, dist-upgraded to gutsy and the problem is gone. I guess I'll
never know what happened.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.20 (Ubuntu)
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atheros card suddenly stopped working in feist
Oh yeah and I forgot to mention that of course all these tests were done
~empirically (cold boot, one thing changed at a time). The second "34
seconds!" time is, of course, not significative compared to "no network
interace configured".
Furthermore, removing compiz + awn reduces the login time by
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 128803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/128803
You use system>admin>network. That way your interface is configured
without network manager and it is fast. The only problem is for laptop
users like me who need to switch between networks very often, network-
Holy COW! That guy nailed it! As much as I *love* network manager, I
never *suspected* it at all.
Here are my benchmarks on my desktop computer. It uses a DHCP wired network
interface.
with network-manager =
splash start to login ready: 32.48 seconds
login to fully loaded*: 51.07 seconds
Dread Knight (and others), just to tell you that the linux wacom gui I
was talking about earlier actually is not maintained anymore. I got this
reply from the author, when I asked if it was possible to have "session
persistent settings" (remember the wacom settings on login):
"Unfortunately I no l
It is pretty ridiculous, people like me would not even need a swap partition
with so much physical ram! :) my house would fit in there!
But for s2both, I would guess that a swap space equal to the physical ram would
be required.
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2007/11/15, sweetsinse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> sorry for the lengthy post; i want to solve this ;)
No, be proud, not sorry. Thank you very much for doing all this empiric
measuring and testing, you are doing something I that I pretty much gave up
doing (because I lack knowledge and time). You hav
I don't know for Piotr, but I, personally, suffered from this bug since
ubuntu 4.10, on different laptops, with or without optical drives. My
current one has the dvd/cdrw drive removed (because it's heavy and
sometimes messes up suspend), so the redhat bug does not seem related
for me.
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Public bug reported:
I suspect this is a bug in the kernel. Bug report initated from
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424306, but they rejected it
saying it's most likely a driver problem.
There seems to be a problem for nm to interpret the signal strength of my NIC
(which is a zydas c
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Hourra! Hourra! I succeeded! I was FINALLY able to make my laptop
completely silent! And have its drive spin down (and stay in sleep) for
the first time of my life! ^_^
What I did:
1- make the pdflush intervall MUCH longer. 10 minutes instead of 5 seconds
(developers: could I get a comment on thi
well the fact is that disabling only access times, or only syslogkd, or
whatever, yields no results. It's *only* when I disabled them all
together that I was able to get some (drive) sleep!
Interestingly enough, the laptop-mode package is not installed on my
machine. I would have thought that thin
I'm not sure what laptop-mode does, but I just tested and it seems to me
the pdflush trick is still needed. Of course nothing is certain :|
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Not sure, reopening. Yesterday I tested the gnome ubuntu 7.04 liveCD and
it was fine (I think), but today I booted the gnome gutsy livecd for
tribe 1, and this reappeared.
After a while (10 minutes I would guess) the screensaver kicks in on the
liveCD. Did not try the installer, I was just having
My thoughts exactly.
"Tango not supposed to have those icons" because tango doesn't seek
world domination? AHEM?!
It's the *Tango* guys who made this for the tango theme, not "Human"
specifically! Furthermore, if those icons were packaged in tango-icon-
theme instead of tangerine, tangerine & hum
confirming the exact same problem on a fresh feisty install here (are
users supposed/permitted to confirm bugs?)
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oh yeah, and hitting ctrl-R (or maybe, simply R? but that may be a bit
dangerous), just like gnome-sound-recorder, would be a nice way to start
recording too.
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Binary package hint: jokosher
it would be very, very, very useful to able to play/pause by simply
pressing the "p" key on the keyboard (same as in Totem), or the Spacebar
(if no specific widget is focused). Thanks!
** Affects: jokosher (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
I would say this is fixed in SVN trunk. I gave jokosher a shot today and
I could trim easily, and even the volume fade curves worked without
problem. Invalid?
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I'm not sure I understand the status of that thing, why isn't it
included in feisty, because it is not translated?
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I must add some pressure here. Very few are the third party icon themes
which "inherit" Human or Tangerine, but A LOT of icon themes inherit
Tango and gnome.
Please please please, don't limit this to Human & Tangerine. These
themes are the default but they are not the most widely used. Covering
Ta
Eugenia, you are bringing a lot of light into this issue for me by your
last comment, thanks. Could you point to a link regarding that "Fluendo
cannot do it, it must be community-made" thing? That's the first time I
hear it and I could not find traces of it on the Net.
Surely if they can ship Wind
just voicing my support here for the gstreamer backend; I truly feel it
is the "right" way and that we should keep it even if that means crappy
DVD support at the moment (for which you can install gxine alongside
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This has been fixed a very long time ago, I guess the bug report must
have been simply forgotten.
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Seems fixed, I cannot reproduce anymore on today's feisty fawn (gnome).
Please confirm if it has been fixed for you too, Auke.
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Yeah, that's why I call it a "workaround" "in some cases" and not a
solution :) not everyone has this kind of functionality available, but
those who do (and did not know that it existed) can use that as a
temporary measure until this bug is fixed.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
taken from http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=412018 (rejected by
upstream as they say it is an ubuntu patch)
I have a static IP set using gnome's network-admin tool, but network-
manager is installed (some metapackage depends on i
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
It seems that debian & ubuntu include a patched /usr/bin/gnome-wm file,
which is part of the gnome-session package.
The comment at the top says:
# The user can specify his prefered WM by setting the WINDOW_MANAGER
# environment variable or
--- Comment #3 from Dan Williams 2007-02-26 12:32 UTC ---
NM actually has some support for static IP settings already, but the distro
specific backend has to support it. Fedora, SUSE, and Debian support it. But
Ubuntu decided to make NM ignore _any_ interface that you have already
con
Hi Chris! From what I read, I don't think this is the same issue. The
problem is not that NM doesn't work with a static interfaces (I know
that it "bypasses" them already, I used that since hoary).
The problem is that network manager does not REPORT a network when using
a static ip. Result? It *br
Similar problem. I have a music player that acts as a usb vfat storage.
It is now mounted with root rights only so I cannot change its contents.
I have an edgy eft laptop besides this feisty box and it works fine. On
edgy it mounts as /media/usbdisk, on feisty it mounts as /media/disk
(which is we
Gabriel, this will not work, because what starts with your gnome session
is only the notification area icon that allows you to control NM. The NM
daemon is still running system-wide in the background.
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I can reproduce this in an up to date Ubuntu (gnome) feisty fawn
(upgraded everything one minute ago and rebooted fully). My USB key
still is mounted as root and I cannot use it.
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Can you folks reproduce or do I need to fork this bug report?
By the way, I noticed this only happen with usb devices that use FAT
filesystems. I have a reiserFS drive on USB and it causes no problems.
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Just sharing a workaround for those of you who want to keep the same IP
all the time but still use network-manager (I like network-manager).
This is a workaround and not a solution to the problem:
telling your router/DHCP server (if you have one) to "reserve" an IP
address based on the MAC address
I have tested on Feisty. This is the output if I stop syslogd
beforehand. Wtf is going on with pdflush? I have 768mb of RAM and only
1/3 is in use, from what I understand that thing is there to flush
processes to the hard drive? Oh yeah, and my computer was completely
idle while doing the tests.
[
I've become so desperate with the state of local file sharing that I
actually discovered "gshare", which is a built-in FTP using Avahi. Works
perfectly, and no headaches. Of course this is no solution for samba,
it's just a workaround in the meantime:
http://yimports.com/~cpinto/projects/gnome/gsha
I can't wait for this to hit the backports, as I don't have the skill to
fix that for myself, what's the status here?
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Thanks a lot folks! I am finally able to gallop happily on the net, and
that will allow me to keep my sanity in the meantime that this is fully
backported ;)
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Binary package hint: cohoba
Sadly, I am not able to test Cohoba because I cannot add accounts.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/lib/cohoba/cohoba-applet houston
Running installed cohoba, using [EMAIL PROTECTED]@:$PYTHONPATH]
Data Dir: /usr/share/cohoba
Runnin with options: {'mode':
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 39119 ***
hello, since this has been marked a duplicate of #39119 I was notified,
and so I have to add here that I filed a bug about this upstream a few
days ago: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=401749
please add info there
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In the meantime I changed laptop again (to an Acer Travelmate 2428wxci),
it works perfectly fine; I haven't been able to test the others lately,
but they seemed fixed for me around dapper...
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ReiserFS (I have not tried reiser4) fscks are done on each startup, and
slow down the whole process. It takes an average of 10 seconds on my
computers with 2 partitions each.
This is a very interesting thread I found while googling: http://www
.mail-archive.com/reiserfs-list@
No, reiserFS does the checking as part of the mounting process. It
*mounts* the drives slow because of this. Users have sometimes reported
15 minutes mount times for a few terabytes of data (hopefully I don't
have that much).
This happens on every computer that will have reiserFS on it; from warty
I am still here. Now, I'm running Dapper and Edgy, and this problem
still is not gone. Any dev knows what actually could be going on here?
If only I knew the cause, it would not be so irritating.
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okay that must sound slightly offtopic, but do you think it will be possible
to have the edgy eft usplash in this release? (I mean, the very stylish one
picturing a young eft on an orange background). Or if it's not selected as
the default usplash artwork, have an easy way for users to change the
d
Just to be sure, is this "patch" already in the repository packages, or
just in this bug report? Because it still seems to happen with me; on
the other hand, seems like suspend is just totally broken today on my
computer, maybe the dbus upgrade broke it.
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Title:
Synchronize to Google Tasks using the new API
To manage notifications about this
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Title:
UPON SETTING UP MY NEW LINUX OS, I ENCOUNTERED A COUP
Please note we do not use LaunchPad anymore, see
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/GTG to learn more about the current status
of the project and to find the new location where our code and bug
reports are hosted.
** Changed in: gtg
Status: New => Fix Released
** Changed in: gtg
Milestone: No
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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While it won't address your UX annoyances, I have filed an issue
upstream proposing an approach to make live search faster for big files:
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Status: Unknown
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Ti
This might be https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution/-/issues/538 ?
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Status: Unknown
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Status: Unknown
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Shouldn't happen in recent versions, at least based on comments
upstream.
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This was fixed in versions 45-46.
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cannot add public (unauthent
AFAIK this was fixed in versions 43-44 or so. Try version 46.
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This was fixed in version 43-44 and newer.
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Title:
calendar has low co
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Importance: Medium => Unknown
** Changed in: gnome-calendar
Status: Fix Released => Unknown
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Title:
calendar should have a button in its top bar
To manage notificatio
I was about to file a new one, and then I rediscovered the one that
still describes the remaining problem: bug #99112
It was a bit difficult to find, so I will update its metadata a bit to
relate to this. I'll leave you to decide whether its importance/priority
should be bumped from "low" to "high
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Importance: Wishlist => Unknown
** Changed in: gnome-calendar
Status: Expired => Unknown
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Re
> "[…] anything that does not correspond to their vision or is NOT
useful to Gnome ecosystem is doomed to a categorical refusal. […] With
their future plan with GTK 5, and path more oriented to move GTK to a
gnome specific support toolkit […]"
I don't know if that is an accurate depiction.
If tha
I suspect that https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/3305 might
also help a lot there eventually.
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