Well, it seems like both problems are solved for me - nr. 2 with 4.0.1
and nr. 1 with 5.0 Ubuntu release. It is little bit strange for me since
all executable expressions in profile are analogous and it didn't worked
for me until 5.0. Anyway, now it is fine, so I mark this report as
closed.
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Binary package hint: uswsusp
Hi,
I have an problem with resuming from encrypted swap. I set uswsusp to encrypt
an image, entered the password, (rebooted), hibernated.
Everything seemed to go fine, until I was asked to enter the password. (I
didn't use splash screen.) At thi
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Hi,
I have a minor problem with GNOME Shell. It overrides a LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable with ":/usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.2.15", which is slightly
annoying. I set this variable in .gnomerc. Other variables, such as PATH are
untouched a
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It seems like gnome3-session or some caller discards the LD_LIBRARY_PATH,
because it is unset in /proc/`pidof gnome-session`/environ. I wasn't able to
track it further, but it is definitely somewhere between calling
/etc/X11/Xsession.d/55gnome-session_gnomerc and running gnome-session (through
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Hi, I have a problem with update-manager. When clicking on 'Settings...'
button, it doesn't show anything with the following error:
No protocol specified/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/gtk-2.0/gtk/__init__.py:57:
GtkWarning: could not open
Seems like it's ok now. Please wait a moment, I'll try to explore the
situation and changes I made since then. After that, I'll report a
conclusion.
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Now it is ok for me. I don't know what exactly caused malfunctioning and why it
is alright now (maybe reconfiguring of the package helped), but there is no
longer the problem.
Sorry for confusing a bit.
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Hi,
I am not sure, whether it is legacy behaviour or so, but I think it is not
(always) desirable. The thing is that /usr/bin/xdvi runs plain (no menus)
window. I don't understand these old widgets and/or X resources files, so I
couldn't have tracked why and where is it set
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- I am not sure, whether it is legacy behaviour or so, but I think it is not
(always) desirable. The think is that /usr/bin/xdvi runs plain (no menus)
window. I don't understand these old widgets and/or X resources files, so I
couldn't have tracked why and where is
> madbiologist:
> The fix you observed in kernel 2.6.39-rc5 is probably due to this commit. The
> photo attached to the bug linked in the commit is very similar to your photo.
Agree, it should be this issue:)
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There is some progress with Natty and kernel 2.6.39-rc5 (kernel ppa
builds). With radeon and its framebuffer I am able to switch to tty2 and
back to tty1 and then I am able to enter the password. I am not sure if
this workaround works also with mainline Natty kernel because I had some
unrelated iss
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Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
Hi, I have problem with g-s-t backported to Natty from Oneiric via
gnome3 ppa. It crashes when enabled appindicator
(debian/patches/06_use_application_indicator.patch). When I disable it
as a configure parameter (--disable-appindicat
Thanks a lot, it is working perfectly now with 3.0.1-1ubuntu2
(3.0.1-1ubuntu2~natty1 respectively).
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Status: New => Fix Released
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Hello, last update.
The bug is solved in 2.6.39-rc5, but wasn't in -rc4 (kernel ppa builds).
So I think it can be easily tracked down (unfortunatelly, I don't have
time to do it) which change solves it.
Please, mark this bug as 'Invalid'/'Fix Released'/'Won't Fix'/whatever -
I am not sure which i
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Hi,
I experience a problem with 2.6.38 (mainline) Natty kernel and radeon (OSS)
module. There are some creeps in group of some 3-4x1 pixels. There are such a
corrupted group every some 2000 pixels or so. It is mostly obvious by plymouth
splash screen (because it is rather f
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Update - adding radeon.modeset=0 boot option solves the problem but it
is not real solution because KMS is really needed I guess (at least for
GNOME3 stack). Anyway, the problem remains also in 2.6.39-rc3 (kernel
ppa build).
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Hi,
I think there are some problems with default apparmor profile. Anyway, both are
rather weird:
1) it seems like expression /usr/lib/firefox-4.0/firefox{,*[^s][^h]} doesn't
match /usr/lib/firefox-4.0/firefox-bin. I don't know why and I guess i
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I took a screenshot of plymouth. (But the problem resists even with Xserver -
see my previous description).
The photo isn't of good quality, but those blue lines are observable here.
Anyway, I thought this bug could be related with #735126, but the symptoms seem
to be different so perhaps some we
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