I have been going around in circles with the KDE developers regarding
this problem.
We have confirmed that this problem is NOT a bug in KDE 4.1, it's a bug
in Strigi. The problem is that Ubuntu hasn't packaged the version of
Strigi that was made to be used with KDE 4.1, instead, the version of
Str
Has anything changed recently?
I reported a while ago that something made this bug happen much more
common for me.
Now, as of today, it's even worse, as EVERY flash video with sound
freezes Firefox beyond control. 64-bit here.
Conn wrote:
> Sorry for the duplication, but there has been some ov
x27;m hoping an update comes in on its own soon to fix all these issues.
dano wrote:
> 2008/8/27 Jeremy LaCroix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>> Has anything changed recently?
>>
>> I reported a while ago that something made this bug happen much more
>> common for
Gerstrong, while your xorg edit would work, it causes other problems,
especially with laptops. Be careful.
gerstrong wrote:
> Hi Emile,
>
> did you try adding this into the xorg.conf?
>
> Section "ServerFlags"
> Option "AutoAddDevices" "False"
> EndSection
>
> That should solve your Pr
I'm glad my package is working for you guys. I seriously don't remember
where I got it though. I just downloaded it a long time ago and have
been using it with every Ubuntu release ever sense.
Motin wrote:
> Also using Jeremy's version. Uninstall zsnes, then install his package.
> You might wan
When I relaunch Firefox, I do get a restore previous session option.
Tom wrote:
> Nope, no fixes or work-arounds have appeared yet. Guess there's some
> head-scratching going on.
>
> Does Firefox allow a 'Restore Previous Session' when this occurs?
>
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In regards to:
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/NetworkManager /etc/rc0.d/K40NetworkManager
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/NetworkManager /etc/rc6.d/K40NetworkManager
Pleae correct me if I'm wrong, but that seems like a bad idea if someone
has both Ubuntu and Kubuntu installed. Wouldn't that make it so that you
Oh gosh, I'm so sorry about that. Ignore my comment everyone. Thank you
so much Brion!
Brion Swanson wrote:
> The K40 part of "K40NetworkManager" indicates *K*ill the NetworkManager
> process in numerical order (40 coming before 50 - K50alsa-utils).
>
> It does not imply that this is the KDE vers
Broken bioses? I don't understand, nor agree that all the people having
this problem have a broken bios. (Especially considering that this
problem is new and previous Ubuntu releases didn't have this problem on
the same hardware).
If this is a broken bios problem, are you suggesting we all exch
If the problem is the bios, are you saying that they are all factory
defects, or that a shortcut was taken when they were set up at the factory?
Daniel T Chen wrote:
> On 11/20/2008 07:50 PM, Jeremy LaCroix wrote:
>
>> Broken bioses? I don't understand, nor agree that all
I enabled proposed but I wasn't sure what package I was looking for. Are
both of the updates in Intrepid yet? If so please state what package
versions I need to upgrade to. Network-manager-applet (as indicated in
the header of this bug) isn't even in the repositories.
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Yes, but the problem is different now. Kmenu items are mostly all
duplicated for me, only visible in kmenuedit, but I filed a separate bug
for that.
Daniel T Chen wrote:
> Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 or 9.04?
>
> ** Changed in: kubuntu-kde4-meta (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => I
I updated all the network-manager packages in Intrepid Propoosed and as
of right now this is fixed for me. I haven't tried Gnome yet, but I'm
logged into KDE and all the behaviour is correct. I'm not having any
issues with my network either.
Steve Langasek wrote:
> Accepted into intrepid-propos
I have the final release of Intrepid 64-bit with all updates and I still
have this problem.
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I haven't had this problem in Intrepid for a very long time. After
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8.10 for sure here, haven't tried 9.04 yet.
Daniel T Chen wrote:
> Is this symptom reproducible by default in 8.10 or 9.04?
>
> ** Changed in: zsnes (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Invalid
>
>
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Honestly, I've given up on this. The very fact that Kubuntu 9.04 was
released with such a HUGE bug further proves the third wheel status of
this distro. Ubuntu would never have been allowed out the door with such
a problem.
I could have used wicd all along and had this work, however I kept the
net
I reinstalled Kubuntu, and I thought that after this much time, the
"experimental" package that seems to be working would have made it as a
regular update. I was shocked that I still had to add the experimental
PPA. When will this be in main? It cannot possibly get worse than it
already is so there
I bought a new router and I am still having this problem.
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The updated package worked fine for me for a while, but now the new
package refuses to connect to my wireless network again. GNOME/Ubuntu
will work fine, but not Kubuntu/KDE. it looks like its broken again, at
least for me.
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This issue was established to be due to desktop effects not suspending
while OpenGL games are running. As far as I know this has not been
corrected, it needs to be set up so that when OpenGL games run, desktop
effects pause so as not to drop performance. There is an option within
GNOME but I forget
I never had any trouble, but I installed Jaunty last week, after the fix
was released. Is it possible this bug now only affects those that
installed it prior to the fix? When did you guys install it?
I've moved over 100GB of files since I installed it. I had at least two
hard crashes, everythin
I can confirm this bug. There is a forum topic about this here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1078077
Please note that I didn't resize the widget, it just happened on its own
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I've not experienced the bug yet, though I've not had a chance to try
the script yet.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a terminal command I could run that
would give me a list of all the files on my system that are 0 KB. As far
as I know, I've never experienced this, but then again it may hav
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I'm using 64-bit Jaunty Kubuntu on two machines. I use an IMAP account
because it's important to me that I have the same email on both
machines.
While I was using Intrepid, changes to my email happened immediately.
For example, if I had both
I upgraded my laptop to Jaunty, and I'm having the same problem. There
is no way of increasing or decreasing the brightness in Kubuntu or
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Also it won't let me nominate this for the Jaunty release, why?
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Thank you. Please understand that my question was related to this bug,
as such a command will help me determine if this bug is affecting me,
then I could give more info that would help the fix.
Wade Menard wrote:
> find / -size 0b should be enough. Please keep further discussion not
> related to
There are a couple files that are 0b, so this bug is affecting me. Is
there any information I can provide to help the developers?
Wade Menard wrote:
> find / -size 0b should be enough. Please keep further discussion not
> related to fixing this bug on a forum or mailing list.
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The two files I have that are 0b are jpg images.
Michael Rooney wrote:
> Jeremy, as pablomme said: "there are very many files that have zero length
> under normal conditions, so it'll be very hard to tell if any file has been
> affected this way."
>
> Many people are reporting trashed gnome sessi
Isn't that one of the Intrepid kernels? None of them worked for me with
my brightness, no version since Hardy.
Marc-André Turcotte wrote:
> Try going to kernel 2.6.27-9. It works that way for me. Not a nice
> workaround.
>
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Tuba Soldier,
While Kubuntu will continue to be my main distribution, I have to agree
with your sentiments. There is never an excuse for a regression, and
this all worked fine in 8.10.
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The updated package worked for me too, but not *exactly* as expected.
1.) I updated the package and then rebooted.
2.) I then clicked on the network manager and then clicked on my network
3.) I entered in all of the secret info and clicked okay
4.) It then said that it was connecting
5.) Another w
Thank you, but I prefer not to use knetworkmanager, as it drives me
nuts. I prefer to have my passwords saved without asking for a master
password each time.
apo wrote:
> I think you are suffering from the kwallet-disabled bug mentioned above.
> Try to install and enable your Kwalletmanager (kwa
In my last comment I said "I prefer not to use knetworkmanager" but I
meant to say "I prefer not to use kwalletmanager". When I use
kwalletmanager it asks for a master password each time and I prefer not
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I'll try that. Thank you.
apo wrote:
> Yeah, me too. I just set the password to "empty" and told it not to
> appear in tray. Never seen again ;)
>
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I can confirm the behavior that Julien posted is what happens for me.
However, I usually give up before going through all of that. The few
times I have went through that entire procedure it has worked.
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I filed this bug for WEP, not WPA2. This should work in the final
release, especially since it worked before. In my tests, the new network
manager can't connect to ANYTHING that takes a password, it's completely
useless in every regard. I hope that it's removed at the last minute
altogether or
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I am using 64-bit Jaunty Kubuntu. Ever since upgrading to 4.2.3, I can
predictably crash my machine by editing a single text file. I discovered
this while attempting to update my sources.list file.
I ran the following command:
sudo kate /etc/apt/sou
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Yes, kdesudo works fine, however this bug is in regards to plain old
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I don't understand, whether you're supposed to do something or not
doesn't matter as Linux is about choice. Besides, this is something that
has always worked fine for Kubuntu's entire existence and is only broken
now, so why is it "invalid"?
Since this was broken as of KDE 4.2.3, this is a regress
With all due respect, sudo working in every version of KDE from KDE 3.5
onwards is not a coincidence. This is a regression. Whether or not I am
supposed to be doing this, if it's a good idea, or if it breaks other
things is irrelevant, something broke and all regressions may affect
other things. I
I think the best solution is to move EXT3's behavior in this regard to
EXT4, then ask developers to use the new style to ween them off of the
old style little by little. Asking all applications to change isn't
going to happen, and using the EXT3 save style is the only forseeable
way right now.
If 9.04 ships with this bug, EXT4 should be altogether removed or at
least not advertised in the feature list. Shipping a broken EXT4 with
9.04 would be a VERY bad move, and the press would have a field day.
Steve Langasek wrote:
> Tim, are there any plans to backport the fixes Ted mentions in c
Tim, does that mean that the patches required to make EXT4 stable won't
be in the final release of Jaunty?
Tim Gardner wrote:
> Steve - I've no plan to add these patches as they are not part of the
> stable updates.
>
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Well what I was asking was if whatever patch that negates the issues
described in this bug report is going to be a part of 9.04 or not. We
can't expect applications to change their behavior overnight, it can
take years. Certainly not even by Jaunty +3.
Would forcing all dot files to be written
I am using 64-bit Intrepid. The results of the requested commands are
attached. Please let me know if you need anything else.
Arnaud Blouin wrote:
> Please, which version of ubuntu do you use?
> can you give the result of the following commands:
> uname -a
>
> apt-cache policy gnome-power-manager
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Binary package hint: scim
After updating today, SCIM is loading up with my computer. The icon
appears in the GNOME taskbar. If I right click and click "exit", it
disappears and then reappears 0.5 seconds later. I cannot close it.
I am not using any non-english languages. I'm
I noticed that when I press ALT+CTRL+F1 during shut down, it's hanging
on "shutting down Alsa". This time the shut down is taking even longer.
I'm attaching my dmesg output from today.
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Per bug # 274203, the crashing part of this bug was fixed. No longer
does any of the action keys crash X.
However, the D-Pad still controls the mouse cursor by default which
shouldn't be. This makes the D-Pad controls not work in MAME. The only
thing left for this bug to be closed is for the gamep
Per bug 274203, the crashing X portion of this bug was resolved with the
updated package. However, the problem remains where the analog stick
controls the mouse cursor.
The D-Pad does not control the mouse cursor with this joystick, however
the analog stick does. Even though the D-Pad doesn't cont
I ran all of the updates, and I'm happy to say that neither of my two
game pads crash X anymore.
However, both of them (Logitech Dual Action & Thrustmaster Firestorm)
move the mouse cursor with either the D-Pad or the Analog stick.
The Logitech Dual Action has an analog stick and when you press
This problem has started occurring again. This time though, one in about
five boots I get a message saying that Ubuntu has started in safe
graphics mode. If I click cancel on the safe graphics mode selection, X
starts up fine with the correct resolution and videocard driver.
I think the new proble
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Thank you for looking into it. Another thing that is really weird is
that if you click cancel on the safe graphics mode selection, the X
server starts fine normally with the full refresh rate and glxgears. It
appears to me that something is taking too long to respond.
Harald Sitter wrote:
> xf8
Mpcd, that work around works but causes another issue. If I add that to
my xorg.conf, and then boot without a joystick attached, the mouse stops
working correctly. This is fine for my desktop because I don't mind
keeping the joystick attached, but this is not okay for my laptop which
I don't at
Mpcd: What happens with the joystick not attached with that xorg.conf
used is the mouse double clicks when you click once. This makes the
kmenu imposible to open.
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This is still a problem here. Knetworkmanager and gnome's network
manager both start up when I log into KDE. I also have Gnome installed
too. I attached a screenshot of the taskbar, where you can see both
icons. Only knetworkmanger should start with KDE and only gnome's
network manager should start
I'm really curious why the new xorg would be considered if it broke
joysticks. Not being able to use joysticks is a HUGE problem. For most
of us, the work arounds are fine. (They don't work for me though). Since
I'm sure we're all comfortable getting under Ubuntu's hood, we wouldn't
have a prob
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This is working for me now, by disabling desktop effects. Is there a way
to make desktop effects suspend if a full screen openGL app is running?
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I just ran all the updates today, and this is happening even more
frequently. (The last two times I started my computer). One time, the
screen was completely scrambled in black and green hues. (Although I
can't make the scrambling problem happen again).
Three boots ago it did load up just fine, an
I've ran all updates, as of today I'm still having this problem.
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I tried StR34k 's suggestiong as well as the xorg.conf he posted and it
fixes the issue for me. However, if I try to merge his changes into my
existing xorg.conf, it doesn't work. My monitor uses a weird resolution
so I need to use my xorg.conf but I would appreciate having StR34k's
changes into my
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I have a Gateway M-7315u laptop with an integrated Intel video card.
When I run an OpenGL game full screen (like Neverball for example) X
crashes or the game will distort. The game plays fine in a window. This
used to work in Hardy. The xorg.conf file is the default one with n
Does anyone know when we can expect a fix for this issue? Intrepid is
getting very close to release. If there's anything I can do to help,
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I'm currently using Kubuntu Intrepid. In my Nvidia-settings app, my
monitor is listed as an LM-700. The standard resolution is 1280x1024 @
60hz refresh rate, however the refresh rate is not set to 60hz as it
should be. I'm not sure what the refresh rate is that's being used by
I need a little help understanding this. Every joystick I throw at
Intrepid crashes X, so I don't see how the original bug is fixed. We
could make a new bug report for each joystick if that's what you really
want, but that would be quite a few bug reports since I have yet to find
a joystick tha
Public bug reported:
I have a Logitech Dual Action gamepad. In Intrepid, this gamepad is
detected as a mouse. (If I move the analog stick, it moves the mouse
cursor). If I press any of the action buttons, X restarts. Playing games
with this gamepad is not possible. This gamepad worked fine in Hard
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I have a thrustmaster gamepad. I think it's a thrustmaster firestorm but
I'm not certain of the exact type. It's a six button gamepad with no
analog sticks.
In Intrepid, this gamepad is detected as a mouse. (If I press down, up,
left, or right it moves the mouse cursor). If I
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 274203 ***
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I marked bugs 273364 and 272421 a duplicate of this bug, since this
seems to have the most info.
Also, I reported individual bugs for each of the joysticks I have that's
not working, as requested by Timo. Please follow through on that with
your individual joysticks, and most here so anyone that ha
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Nope, it's USB.
Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> Is it a serial device? The hal output doesn't seem to have it.
>
> ** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-joystick (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
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Thank you.
Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> oh, and the reason why I'm asking you to file bugs about your non-
> working joysticks is because that needs to be done anyway. The default
> input-driver ('evdev') doesn't support joysticks that well, and this bug
> is dedicated to make it work so it at least doe
So I guess support has already ended for Hardy? That was fast. I thought
it was supposed to be an LTS release.
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> the hardy task has not been closed yet which means the fix has not been
> uploaded to hardy, in fact the change is not in intrepid either and will
> not be avai
I'm confirming this bug. I'm going to spend some time testing the
reported tweaks and see if they fix my problem. If they do I'll post
back.
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I'm confirming that adding the line "ifconfig wlan0 down" fixed this
problem for me as well. I'm using a Gateway M-7315u laptop.
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storing mixer element values during shutdown hangs nondeterministically if
wireless interfaces are still up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/274995
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The work around adding "ifconfig wlan0 down" worked for me, but after
the updates last night, that work around stopped working.
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storing mixer element values during shutdown hangs nondeterministically if
wireless interfaces are still up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/274995
You received this
I added the line to alsa-utils but it didn't work for me after the first
time. Can someone please look at the alsa-utils file I have attached and
let me know if I did it right?
Daniel T Chen wrote:
> ** Summary changed:
>
> - storing mixer element values during shutdown hangs nondeterministicall
@ RPGMaker: Thanks! It's working fine now. :)
rpgmaker wrote:
> @Jeremy: You did it wrong, is at the start of the stop section, it looks
> like this 'stop)' (without the '). Also, remember to replace the
> interface with your interface.
>
>
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storing ALSA mixer element values during shutdown ha
I downloaded the latest daily image for both 32-bit and 64-bit and
tested my gamepads on each one.
I can confirm that I have no problems on the 32-bit version.
With the 64-bit version, the bug is NOT fixed for me. I confirmed that I
have "xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.0.99+git20080912-0ubuntu5_amd64
I downloaded the latest daily image for both 32-bit and 64-bit and
tested my gamepads on each one.
I can confirm that I have no problems on the 32-bit version.
With the 64-bit version, the bug is NOT fixed for me. I confirmed that I
have "xserver-xorg-input-evdev_2.0.99+git20080912-0ubuntu5_amd64
Still having this problem, all updates are installed. Is there anything
else you guys need from me to get this fixed?
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