Just confirming that while there is a dialog telling you that filenames
are too long, it won't tell you which filenames are too long and
magically helps you.
I also want to second the comment about it truncating filenames that
are too short (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus-cd-
For what it's worth I have found from experience that this problem tends
to be load related and affects both K3B and Brasero. For some reason
neither of them are getting the priority they need when burning while
the system is too heavily loaded.
For example I used to have this regularly happen wi
I also had this problem and in the end gave up, because upgrading to
Intrepid killed my sound, wireless network and graphics drivers and I
spent hours trying to fix them.
I ended up re-installing the entire thing fresh and found that
ndiswrapper worked more smoothly than it ever has before. Clear
I spent HOURS working on this, doing all the various guides,
uninstalling, reinstalling and purging everything more times than I can
count. I tried using envy, using my old configs from before the upgrade
and so many more things.
In the end I did a clean install (because there were many many hard
As already stated several times, completely disabling the built in
updater is not really a sensible solution. If your definitive answer is
to not use the package manager version if you want auto updates, then
you really need to think about what package management is meant to do.
The whole reason
