Seems to have been fixed in later version
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
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Can you please try entering your password again with the caps lock on to
see if perhaps it was enabled when you entered the password the first
time?
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2.0 Spreadsheet won't open with password
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Does this behavior always occur if you are away from it for about 2
hours or just sometimes or just with certain programs?
Also, are you running beryl or compiz or any games that take over the
xserver and fill up the entire screen?
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Does changing the resolution as you described always produce a crash,
sometimes produce a crash or always produce a crash?
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I'm glad you got this fixed. Thanks for following up on it.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
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Public bug reported:
I just tried to install Xubuntu fiesty herd 2. It boots up fine as a
live CD. When I try to install it, it asks my time zone and keyboard and
then gives me a screen with a broad black band across the top and bottom
of the screen. The middle of the screen has blue, white and gr
When I do Alt+F1, there is some CD disk activity, but nothing changes.
Just for fun, I also tried Alt+F7 after that and it seemed to do
absolutely nothing.
CTRL-ALT-BKSP brings me back to the liveCD desktop which seems to open
programs and work just fine.
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I just tried to install Xubuntu Fiesty herd 2 via the alternate install
disk on the same computer mentioned above. The install failed.
I noticed two things of interest. First of all, my standard ide disk
seemed to be detected as SCSI and was labeled SCSI1. There is no scsi
hardware on my machine.
I just downloaded and installed herd 3. It works fine installing from
the Live CD and clicking on the icon on the desktop. I resized my
partition instead of using the whole disk.
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