I had success with a modification of Dan Munckton's fix:
cd /usr/share/gnome/help
ln -s evolution evolution-2.10
cd evolution
cd C
ln -s evolution.xml evolution-2.10.xml
This fixes the problem for the default locale (C). Repeat the same for
any other locales, like en_GB, fr or es, that your users
Same problem here with a ThinkStation S20, Nvidia Quadro 2000, and grub
2.02~beta2-9ubuntu1.3. Apparently the default is to use the monitor's
full resolution of (in my case) 1920x1200, causing the bug to appear.
It's obviously not a big problem, but it's quite irritating.
Is there a technical re
I think there is at least privacy issue in connection with VPNs and DNS
leaks. Preventing a DNS leak requires proper configuration of IPv4 and
IPv6 DNS servers. The latter are usually not needed and are more
cumbersome to configure since most people can't remember IPv6 addresses
for long. As the ch
Public bug reported:
Guest system: VirtualBox vm with 4 GB RAM and dynamically sized hard
disk (default full disk install without LVM).
Host system: Lenovo S20 workstation; Windows 7; VirtualBox 5.0.0; 4-core
Xeon W3565; 22 GB RAM.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 15.04
Package: ubiquity 2
I was prompted to add partman and syslog to the report, but was unable
to add more than one file manually at a time. Here is the other one.
** Attachment added: "syslog"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1477217/+attachment/4432624/+files/syslog
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You received this bug
Second attempt at installation had the same result. To rule out my
choices, I selected US locale and no automatic login on the second
attempt.
One weirdness I noticed: On the first attempt, a 4.3 GB swap partition
was created. On the second attempt, no swap partition was created. (In
both both cas
I may have found the solution. The default disk size for Ubuntu VMs in
VirtualBox is 8 GB, which seems to be on the low side. Apparently the
Kubuntu installer can't deal with that restriction. (Making half of it
an unnecessary swap partition on the first round is clearly a symptom of
this problem!)
