Public bug reported:
Ubuntu's (Breezy) sound "system" is broken out of the box. After months
of messing with it, I got some semblance of it working by giving up on a
huge bleeding chunk of it.
First problem:
Two sound cards, both purportedly supported by the sound system. One is a
built-in one
Public bug reported:
In my case I installed a new Breezy, upgraded to Dapper and rebooted.
The default Human theme has broken buttons (consult attached files for
an example). One other theme exhibits the same behaviour. The legacy
Human theme (also attached for comparison) doesn't exhibit this p
Oops. I can't seem to upload a file to Malone. I could swear that used
to be possible
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Two themes screw up GNOME buttons from fresh install.
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** Attachment added: "First screenshot"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3201839/Screenshot1.png
** Attachment added: "Second screenshot."
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3201842/Screenshot2.png
** Attachment added: "Countering example."
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3201848/Screenshot3.pn
This bug has been opened since 2004. Isn't there some kind of interim
fix that can be presented like putting some kind of spam filtering proxy
in as an option that circumvents Evolution's nasty way of doing this?
Or perhaps a preconfigured fetchmail/spambayes pairing that is installed
together wit
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
If I want to automatically sign messages in Evolution, it needs to have
seahorse-agent running. Seahorse-agent is not running when the system
is first installed. Further, the name "seahorse" isn't visible in any
menu -- it's called "Encryption
up to be running. And that what it says you have to do doesn't
point to a program name that's visible on any menu. And that it should
really be set up to work out of the box instead of requiring the user to
manually run anything at all anyway.
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Public bug reported:
Having temporarily forgotten the address for Malone, I clicked on my
"Bookmarks->Ubuntu and Free Software links" in Firefox to find it. The
only link there is to the outdated Bugzilla, not to the new Malone.
Following it nets me a "Server Certificate Expired" message (expired
Public bug reported:
I recently installed Dapper onto my wife's computer. She, unlike me,
connected to the Internet via DSL (with no router in between). When I
installed Dapper for her, I also decided to get it net connected. (I
didn't bother with this for Breezy since she only used Ubuntu at t
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I bought a new laptop today, a Haier H51. Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu
all work fine on it with two exceptions. (The second exception is the
subject of the next bug report.)
The main problem, easily solved, is that the system fails to recognise
that the built-in video is an
Public bug reported:
I bought a new laptop today, a Haier H51. Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu
all work fine on it with two exceptions. (The first exception, semi-
solved, is the subject of an earlier bug report.)
This exception is the usual sound problem. The system recognises the
sound card. /p
lspci -vv | tee /tmp/lspci-vv.log
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dmesg | tee /tmp/dmesg.log
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I can't even figure out what the workaround was supposed to be there,
frankly. I chmod-ed /dev/dsp to 666 (it was 660 for some unfathomable
reason). But the rest? I just can't decode. What's an IEC-related
option? How do I tell what's IEC-related and what's not? If it's
identified by the stri
Thanks for the tip, Fabian, but I have no idea what an "IEC"-related
option is nor how to turn it off. I'm not finding a lot of stuff on
Google explaining the term either.
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Added package as requested by Daniel T. Chen.
** Attachment added: "uname -r && amixer"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3321466/Bug%20%2352319%20-%20001.txt
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: None => linux-source-2.6.15
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Figured out the package this belongs to.
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: None => xserver-xorg-driver-sis
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nd' on
Simple mixer control 'Exchange Front/Surround',0
Capabilities: pswitch pswitch-joined
Playback channels: Mono
Mono: Playback [on]
$ amixer set 'Exchange Front/Surround' off
Simple mixer control 'Exchange Front/Surround',0
Capabilities: pswitch pswitch-jo
Is there any other things I can try on this?
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Public bug reported:
For bizarre reasons my notebook has the hard drive as the secondary
master and the CD-ROM drive as the primary master. This means that my
CD-ROM drive is hda and my hard drive is hdc. Upon updating the kernel
from a security patch, menu.lst got overwritten with an assumption
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
This for Dapper 6.06 LTS.
Synaptics support is installed by default in Dapper now (a step up from
Breezy), but has the following shortcomings:
1) SHMConfig is not turned on by default in xorg.conf, making it hard to
adjust i
There has been two major releases since this bug was first reported. Is
there any chance of this being repaired sometime soon? Like, say, by
cribbing the source code already available at the URL posted above?
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DSL configuration is suboptimal.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/52167
You received
That spec seems to be missing the point entirely. The issue isn't just
that it's CLI vs. GUI. It's that the CLI thing itself requires the user
to try out about a thousand different ways to connect and provides no
useful feedback (of any kind!) when it fails. Any sane user would
rather have a CLI
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