Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: fontconfig
I've 10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d so I expect subpixel
rendering to be enabled by default in any application that uses
freetype/fontconfig. (Additionally I've enabled subpixel rendering in
the Gnome preferences).
Unfortunately at
I've tested the package by Kyle McMartin that was mentioned above, but
it did not fix the problem for me.
For the people searching for a workaround, what I did is to put the
following into the file /etc/gdm/Init/Default near the top (just below
"OLD_IFS=$IFS":
xrandr --output TV --off
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I'm using Feisty.
Unmounting via gnome-mount --unmount -d /dev/hda works just as well.
I never had problems unmounting the DVD. I ran the following: "while
true; do date; lsof /media/name; sleep 1; done" and while reproducing
the problem it did not report anything.
So the problem is not that som
OK. It would help if I knew how to debug the problem.
But I found out on my own...
Debug output:
** (nautilus-cd-burner:6626): WARNING **: Couldn't unmount volume in drive:
/dev/hda
** (nautilus-cd-burner:6626): WARNING **: Couldn't unmount volume in drive:
/dev/hda
# At this point the dialog
So did you file a bug in the Gnome bugzilla? Or am I supposed to do
that?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/105286
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OK, sourcing bash_completion twice is another problem. I'll check this
in the evening and include the fix above in the next upload.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205444
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Actually, sourcing bash_completion twice is fine, since we only try to
set it if it's empty and we only mark it read-only after we've set it to
something.
So I'll just add the fix for the -v issue.
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I barely ever use the touchpad on my laptop. The point now is this:
In Ubuntu, it happens within minutes after booting that the cursor
moves/drags to strange places while I type. Thank god most programs have
an undo function! At that point I turn off the touchpad via a hotkey.
Under Windows, I ha
It being the BASH_COMPLETION variable...
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I'm not sure what's happening here. I assume the transition of the
bash_completion script from the bash package (gutsy) to the separate
bash-completion package (hardy) was not done correctly.
I'm not a specialist for debian packaging, so I can't really help here.
What I think is going on is that
After testing with a virtualbox image, I can confirm that the problem is
indeed that bash does not remove its version of the bash_completion
script on upgrade to the newer version which does not include it
anymore, even if it was not changed by the user.
If the file is unchanged it should be remov
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
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I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I've prepared an updated package in my PPA which should fix the bug you
reported.
If you're using hardy I'd appreciate it if you could test it and report
whether your bug is indeed fixed and also whether you experienced any
other regressions.
You can get the package from here:
http://launchpadlib
I have a smilar problem on a Santa Rosa laptop with Intel X3100
graphics. GDM takes ages to load. And there were warnings concening
MTRRs...
I think this is a serious bug, since upgrades to 4GB will become much
more common now...
I'll try to get the complete error message soon...
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I have the same problem. For me it happened when I upgraded my RAM from
1GB to 4GB. First I thought it might be a problem with MTRRs, but it
seems only gdm is making problems.
KDM works fine and if I start gnome-sesion via $HOME/.xsession, this
works too...
I'm using the Human-theme with face bro
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Today I upgraded my RAM from 1GB to 4GB. Everything worked fine but I
noticed that scrolling in Firefox and dragging windows is noticeably
slower than before. I checked this again by removing 2GB and got the
same results (i.e. 2GB
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Oh, I forgot to add that the problem occurs with the -server and
-generic kernels. But I prefer the -server kernels now, because they let
me use all 4GB of memory...
My graphics hardware:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
Integrated Graphics Controller
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Today I upgraded my RAM from 1GB to 4GB. Everything worked fine but I
noticed that scrolling in Firefox and dragging win
I can add that this even happens with the 64bit version of hardy beta...
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Thanks, I've fixed this problem too. I've not used your patch but fixed
it in a similar way that I fixed the original problem which should cover
some additional corner cases. It'll also be in the next upload.
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improper quoting in bash completion script
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194419
You
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
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bash_completion replace on upgrade from gutsy to hardy
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/210925
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And I can also add that the issue is worse when using Compiz...
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Hm, I can not reproduce this.
Can you please provide the output of the following commands:
complete -p ssh
dpkg -s bash-completion | egrep Status\|Version
Thanks!
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I won't be able to test with 1GB, because one of the modules requries a
substantial effort to replace :)
I have tested it with 2GB (one module), and there the problem also does
not occur.
I'll attach the logs but here's the diff (without context) for convenience:
--- Xorg.0.log.2GB 2008-04-0
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/103395
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I've attached a debdiff fixing this and most of the other bugs against
bash-completion.
I've been using these fixes for some time now without problems. You can
also see the separate patches here: http://git.zoopnet.de/bash-
completion.git
It would be great if someone could sponsor me to get this
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
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The attached debdiff fixes the problem with spaces in filenames while
retaining the useful functionality to only complete what's *before* the
cursor (this feature introduced the bug).
** Attachment added: "Debdiff fixing part of the bug"
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I deleted the debdiff above.
The attached debdiff now fixes all the issues in this bug. Please
consider sponsoring it.
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And another one with Maintainer set to the MOTU.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194860
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This is a feature request for the bash package not bash-completion.
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bash completion doesn't work in the middle of a word
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bash tab completion does not know about whitespace in host name
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64990
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I cannot reproduce this bug on a current hardy install. Could you please
check if you still experience this problem?
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
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File name completion stops working after redirection operator
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175
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Completion for --auto-remove option for apt-get is missing
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I cannot reproduce this problem on a current hardy install. Both --auto-
remove and autoremove work fine.
Can anyone still reproduce this?
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I can confirm the issue. It's not freezing but it's rather slow. And it
doesn't work correctly. I'll look into it when time permits...
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/106
I can confirm this on a current hardy install.
It is a problem with bash, not bash-completion.
In the given test-case compgen -f does not work correctly:
$ touch "1'1 1" "1'2 2"
$ compgen -f 1\'
1'2 2
1'1 1
$ compgen -f 1\'1
$ echo $?
1
** Changed in: bash (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: bash-compl
I cannot reproduce this on a current hardy install. Could you please
check if you still experience this bug?
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bash completion doesn't work for 'perl -c'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/128290
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I can confirm this on a current hardy install. The completions for dpkg
and dpkg-deb are mixed. I'll have a look at it when time permits...
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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[gutsy, completion] dpkg-deb not getting filenames completed
https://bugs.launchp
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I'm not sure this is even fixable without changes to bash itself...
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159874
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Can you confirm that the path to your USB stick contains spaces? If so
then this is most likely a duplicate of #194860.
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I fail to see what the connection to bash-completion.
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OK, then this is a duplicate of #123665.
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tab completion fails when files have same prefix that ends in a
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Another useful datapoint is that the submitter of #197183 claims that
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I've prepared another package that fixes a lot of other ubuntu bugs. The
debdiff is attached and it's also in mu PPA. But you can also just
download it from http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12688302/bash-
completion_20060301-3ubuntu2%7Eppa1_all.deb
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You're right. It seems to work when you're not using the bash-completion
package. If you do however, then it's still broken.
I'm not sure yet wether it's a quoting problem or a genuine bug in bash:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/rrr(1)$ compgen -f "1\'"
1'2 2
1'1 1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/rrr$ compgen -f "1\'2"
You're probably not using hardy, right?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ grep -- --auto-remove /etc/bash_completion
--tar-only --config-file --option
--auto-remove' -- $cur ) )
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dpkg -s bash-completion | grep Version
Version: 20060301-3
So I really believe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/bct$ apt-get source bash-completion
[...]
dpkg-source: extracting bash-completion in bash-completion-20060301
dpkg-source: unpacking bash-completion_20060301.orig.tar.gz
dpkg-source: applying ./bash-completion_20060301-3.diff.gz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/bct$ grep -- --auto-remove
ba
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I can confirm this on a current hardy install.
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- UbuntuME: Bash command completion puts backslash in front of beginning
dollar sign
+ Bash command completion puts backslash in front of beginning
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These are two bugs actually.
The original complaint about '$ completing environment variables is
valid IMO. The bash-completion package does the right thing here and
completes to: '$#!~'. The builtin completion tries to complete
environment variables. So this bug is in the builtin completion of ba
I've written the PostgreSQL developers about a way to avoid the password
prompt. Let's see what they answer.
Since this is useful and works in the default configuration, I'd tend to
leave it on for now...
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That's correct. However if you have /etc/bash_completion but don't have
the package bash-completion installed, then this is either a leftover
from a previous release or you installed it yourself.
Either way, there's not much I can do about it.
The bash_completion script was separated from the bas
Well, the main reason is that bash and bash-completion are separate
projects. I think only Debian (and hence Ubuntu) included the
bash_completion script directly in the bash package. And another thing
is that bash_completion is essentially unmaintained upstream. So
splitting the packages makes perf
Strange. Could you try the following and compare the results?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dpkg -L bash | grep bash_completion
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~(1)$ dpkg -L bash-completion | grep bash_completion
/etc/bash_completion.d
/usr/share/bash/bash_completion
/usr/share/doc/bash/README.bash_completion.gz
[EMAI
Ah, that's right, thanks!
So I think we can finally close this one. Please reopen if you still
have problems
** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
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Ok, thanks. Please note that it should even work with bash_completion
enabled now :)
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The way it is supposed to work is as follows:
In /etc/skel/.bashrc we have the following:
if [ -f /etc/bash_completion ]; then
. /etc/bash_completion
fi
This was added in version: 3.1-3 in March 2006. So this was active since
edgy at least. And it is still present on my hardy installation.
T
I think the reason it was done this way is this:
If you uncomment the lines in /etc/bash.bashrc the *every* user on the
system will have bash_completion enabled. This is bad because there is
no easy way to disable it again. So the solution is to activate it in
the user's .bashrc. If he does not wa
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Gnome-do - when used with the default theme - uses rather tiny icons for
many applications/actions which makes the whole thing less than pretty.
I don't have this problem with the tango theme, so I'll also assign to
the human-icon-theme package.
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I'm using version 0.4.0.1-0ubuntu1 on hardy.
When I change the icon theme in the appearances capplet, gnome-do will
continue to use the icons from the previous theme until I restart it
(really restart, via "Quit" and then starting it up again).
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I'm using version 0.4.0.1-0ubuntu1 on Ubuntu hardy.
Sometimes the gnome-do window will pop up in unexpected places instead
of in the center of the screen. Even more annoyingly the drop-down list
will always pop up in the "right" location in the
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The new human-murrine theme in hardy is fantastic. However the human-
icon-theme has many problems and the brown/orange thing is also not to
everyones tastes...
A blue version of this theme would be even more fantastic!
** Affects: blubunt
OK, that's good.
What I did however, was to just change the icon theme, not the complete
theme. Could you try this too?
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This is a first shot at a conversion. Basically I just changed the hue
of all non-grey/white/black colors to something blue. But it is far from
perfect. But since I'm not a designer, someone else should continue with
it...
To use, put the file in ~/.themes/Blubuntu-Murrine-beta/gtk-2.0/
** Attach
OK, I just rechecked and the issue is this:
After the icon theme change, the first time you invoke gnome-do, it will
still show the old icon. After you start typing, or if you close it and
open it again, it will show the correct icons.
So you can only reproduce this bug if the icon that gnome-do
Oh, and I'm not using Compiz normally, but I can also reproduce the
behavior when running Compiz.
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gnome-do does not notice change of icon theme
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204368
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There is nothing bash can do about this. It does not even know what the
background color is.
gnome-terminal sets the background color and it also sets all the other
colors.
So, the original complaint is that the default colors of gnome-terminal
provide suboptimal contrast to the default backgroun
I cannot even reproduce the issue with the version in bzr :)
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Positioning of gnome-do window is sometimes erratic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204372
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** Changed in: bash-completion (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: bash => bash-completion
Assignee: (unassigned) => Mika Fischer (zoop)
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bash completion inhibits ability to debug login scripts
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205444
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The main problem with the readonly variables has already been fixed in
hardy.
The issue with -v is a bit more tricky. I think the idea was that if you
set -v to debug your startup script, you're probably not interested in
thousands of lines of output from
** Summary changed:
- cp in 8.04 is not case sensitive
+ [a-z] does not work as expected in non-C locales
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[a-z] does not work as expected in non-C locales
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208100
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