Public bug reported:
Running Kubuntu gutsy amd64.
Go to System Settings | System Services. The status of many of the
listed services is incorrect. Many of the services are listed as "not
running" when in fact they are running. This bug has been confirmed by
several users on the Kubuntu-users refl
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: korganizer
Kubuntu 8.10 64-bit.
There doesn't seem to be a debug version of libkorganizerprivate.so
anywhere (at least, I can't find one).
This means that it's difficult for the KDE developers to debug crashes
in kontact, since the debug backtraces are
Public bug reported:
In future versions, please include a package for the gltail Ruby script.
Home page: http://www.fudgie.org/
License: GPLv2.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305629
You rec
Very good question. If one reads the two reports at face value, I don't
think they're quite the same.
I think that the intention of 304129 is that after a crash, you should
be presented with the capability install the debug libraries for the
crashed application (at the moment, you have to go find
I don't understand. If it doesn't get used at runtime, how can it appear
in a kontact crash backtrace?
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include debug version of libkorganizerprivate.so
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305519
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This remains a problem in intrepid (I'm using 64-bit Kubuntu).
The OP understates the effect of this bug.
It's bad enough that the preview window is utterly useless (and hence
povray is more or less useless for rendering complex scenes, as one
cannot watch the progress of the scene generation, wh
Wesley: yes, this would be easy to work around in KDE3. KDE4 seems to be
completely different :-(
The only "workaround" I've been able to find so far is to run ksnapshot
manually.
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[Hardy] Ksnapshot not binding to PrtScrn.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/132001
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
Running:
64-bit Kubuntu intrepid, with compiz enabled. Thunderbird 2.0.0.17.
The scrollbars in Thunderbird:
1. Look wrong; they are little squares instead of being extended rectangles
2. Behave weirdly: they disappear when the cu
Great workaround; thanks *very* much.
I couldn't find a way to set this in povray.ini, but that's a minor
matter; at least povray is usable again now.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224889
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Problem still exists on intrepid :-(
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https://li
Please reopen this bug.
Exactly the same behaviour occurs with intrepid. Even on completely
different hardware. (In fact, it seems to happen on every system I've
tried it on, so it seems like it should be easy for developers to
duplicate.)
Here are the files you requested:
1. uname -a:
Linux h
The lspci output file is attached.
** Attachment added: "lspci.vvnn.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19870134/lspci.vvnn.log
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[kernel disk scheduler] tasks that use disk heavily starve other tasks of disk
access
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/176370
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It's even worse, I think.
I installed kweather in 8.10, but the option to look at the weather
doesn't even exist in the kontact summary (before, when I originally
reported this bug, I believe that the option was present, IIRC but it
simply didn't work).
(I logged out and back in. No difference.)
How do you get it to work in intrepid?
I just tried to run liquid weather in the released 64-bit intrepid and I
got precisely the error listed in this bug report
What I did:
download liquid weather
selected "install new widget" (selected the superkaramba option)
now liquid weather appears i
Public bug reported:
In order to help the KDE developrs, they need complete backtraces when a
crash occurs.
This means that debug libraries need to be available and installed.
I just experienced a crash in okular, but the backtrace shows that a
non-debug version of /usr/lib/kde4/okularpart.so is
Public bug reported:
I submit frequent bug reports to bugs.kde.org.
Often these reports contain backtraces; but I often find myself in the
situation that I only realise that a non-debug library for some
particular application is installed AFTER a crash has occurred (because
in that case the backt
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: calibre
The calibre package for jaunty installs version 0.4.143, but the current
version at http://calibre.kovidgoyal.net/download_linux is 0.5.11, which
has a considerable number of changes from the jaunty version.
0.5.11 is in karmic.
** Affects: cali
> Do you still have this problem with the new version of OOo in the ppa
at https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive?
I just looked there and those files are for 3.0.1. The files in that
repository are known to crash on Kubuntu (per the kubuntu-users
reflector). I think everyone there is wai
I am unclear about the resolution of this.
Has it been resolved:
1) simply by no longer advertising epub support? or
2) actually including epub support?
If the former, I guess I'll file another bug, specifically requesting
epub support, but I don't want to do that if this bug has been resolved
by
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 211578 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/211578
Not only does the duplicate status seem suspect, but the duplicate is
now marked as INVALID.
That sort-of suggests to me that this bug has entered some kind of black
hole where it's not going to be addressed.
Marlin: you might want to add that comment to bug 278415 as well (that's
the report about the crash).
Basically, it sounds like this package is in exactly the same (unusable)
state it was in in intrepid :-(
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No shortcut was placed on the menu after installing krecipes using apt-get
install.
h
It's more than OK with me. It's fantastic that someone's going to look
into fixing the crash. Thank you very much.
And I hope that finals go well.
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No shortcut was placed on the menu after installing krecipes using apt-get
install.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/307617
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Is this invalid because it's a problem with backports rather than an
official repository???
Please, someone just tell me the reason so I don't have to guess.
(And if that is the reason, then I'll know in future not to include
backports on a production machine.)
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Public bug reported:
Running 32-bit Kubuntu 8.10; extremely vanilla; no unofficial packages
or repositories.
No notification that a new version (9.04) has appeared.
Following the instructions at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades/Kubuntu, running
"update-notifier-kde -u" simply cau
n...@n7dr-laptop:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
Codename: intrepid
n...@n7dr-laptop:~$
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[intrepid]: no upgrade notification for jaunty received, manual attempt says
nothing to upgrade
https
FWIW, this problem does not seem to exist with 64 bit Kubuntu intrepid
using the scribus-ng package. When I enter accented characters, they
appear as expected.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177805
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Additional info that may or may not be relevant:
The day of the jaunty release was the first time that I had used this
computer in a couple of months. It did download something like 100+MB of
updates (to intrepid) that had accumulated since I last used it.
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[intrepid]: no upgrade notification
I am out of ideas as to how to convince the system that intrepid is
online upgradeable to jaunty.
Someone had suggested reinstalling update-notifier-kde. I tried that but
it made no difference (which makes sense, since I think it's just doing
its job: reporting correctly that as far as the system
Set back to New (per comment on 090228).
This problem still exists in the official jaunty release.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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[Kubuntu] [amd64] text in Openoffice.org can't be pasted correctly with the
middle mouse button
https://bugs.launchpad.net
Naïvely thinking out loud here (which is probably not welcome, but I'm
not happy at not being able to upgrade and I want to try to move this
along)...
It seems to me that some condition is tested to determine whether the
upgrade notification is displayed. For some reason that condition
appears to
Yes, I am aware of the workaround.
However, I figure that for every person who knows enough to do that, or
to come here to file a bug report, there are probably hundreds or
thousands of ordinary users who are seeing the same bug and don't know
what to do about it, so I think it is still important
I don't use unstable distros, but the situation is *much* improved in
8.04. So it looks like someone upstream might have addressed this bug.
As far as I am concerned, I think this can be closed.
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menu and other GUI fonts used by fontforge are almost illegible
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/808
Then it seems that the error message should be something like "you need
to install kdepim-doc".
There's no way (given the current uninformative help message) to guess
that a necessary package isn't installed.
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Error attempting to find korganizer help files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/58886
Yes, I am still seeing this.
I can't figure out a complete description of how to definitely reproduce
it.
But this seems usually to work:
Create an event in korganizer with an associated alarm a short time in the
future (a few minutes, for example). Pretty much always, it won't fire.
It see
Incidentally, I am now running 64-bit hardy.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/181603
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Why was this marked "invalid"???
I waited for quite a long time and then manually added this key to the
MIT server, because there's no point in a public key that's not
available on the usual network of public keyservers.
Do you mean that the problem has been fixed and the Ubuntu keyserver now
syn
I don't know whether this is specific to 64-bit, but I wanted to
emphasise that that's what I'm using.
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[Kubuntu] text in Openoffice.org can't be pasted correctly with the middle
mouse button
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151093
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This bug was filed against konqueror. Does konq share the same code with
dolphin, so that we know that the bug is fixed in konq as well?
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cancelling massive konqueror file operations does not cause konqueror to
properly cease disk operations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/176152
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I have seen occasional reports of Klipper interfering with clipboard
operations in applications. Since Klipper seems to be installed and used
by default in hardy Kubuntu, I just checked to see if this bug still
occurs even if Klipper is not running. It *does*. So this does seem to
be an OOo problem
With the debugging library enabled, I get a crash the instant that I try
to save a calendar containing a recurring to-do; so I'm not sure whether
this is the same bug or another one. I have tried to save the calendar
several times, and this happens each time:
[Thread debugging using libthrea
argh! korganizer is now crashing every time I start it.
I have no idea how to make it usable again. All I did was to load the
debugging symbols and to trigger this bug :-(
This is the backtrace I am getting:
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread 0x7f46f924e6f0 (LWP 22124)]
[K
AMD64 Kubuntu intrepid (released version) has this bug.
Everything worked fine for me on 64-bit Hardy.
If someone could post how to bind the printscreen key to ksnapshot in
KDE 4.1 that would be very helpful.
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[Hardy] Ksnapshot not binding to PrtScrn.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/132001
Yo
Running KDE 3.5.10, 64-bit hardy, kontact version 1.2.9.
One reaches the "Crypto Settings" tab from the "Edit Contact" dialogue.
The place to enter the key is no longer greyed out. So that's good.
BUT
if one tries to select a key (which is now possible), the button choices
are labelled "Start C
> On my version the 'OpenPGP key selection' dialog has 4 buttons.
>From left to right:
Start certificate manager
Reread keys
OK
cancel
Hitting OK causes my key to be shown in the 'Preferred OpenPGP key' box on the
contact card as expected.
I have those four buttons, but the "OK" is greyed o
It was on hardy.
I'm hoping to install intrepid on at least one 64-bit machine in the
next few days; I'll let you know if this bug still seems to be present
in intrepid as soon as I have a working system.
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[Kubuntu] [amd64] text in Openoffice.org can't be pasted correctly with the
middle mous
I can confirm that this bug persists on 64-bit intrepid.
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[Kubuntu] [amd64] text in Openoffice.org can't be pasted correctly with the
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The latest version of Kontact in hardy is 1.2.9 (at least that's what my
system says).
Running KDE 3.5.10.
I just tested, and this crash still occurs.
I now have the KDE debugging libraries loaded, and this is the backtrace
I received:
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols fo
Cut/Paste seems to be completely broken in OOo 2.4 in hardy.
Running Kubuntu hardy 64-bit, OOo 2.4.
In OOo Writer:
1. In a new document, write some text.
2. Select any part of the text with left mouse button.
3. Try to paste with middle button.
Nothing is pasted.
Happens 100% of the time here.
Public bug reported:
Using gutsy kubuntu, amd-64.
This is completely reproducible.
1. Set up multiple desktops (I have 10).
2. Go to System Settings | Keyboard & Mouse | Keyboard Shortcuts | Shortcut
Sequences
3. Set up keyboard sequences of the form "Win + KP_digit" for the desktops
(for ex
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 228369 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/228369
bug #228369 addresses only one of these two requests (the second one).
The first request is probably the more important (since it duplicates
Windows' behaviour, which is what many people will expect).
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Yup; I ran the test as described, and this is still an issue on an up-
to-date hardy amd64 Kubuntu system.
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[gutsy kernel disk scheduler] tasks that use disk heavily starve other tasks of
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/176370
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: texlive
64-bit intrepid. texlive 2007.dfsg.1-2.
The usual way to use margin kerning in pdftex is to include the file
"protcode.tex" (which then includes other files).
Two (identical) copies of protcode.tex are installed in intrepid:
[HN:usr] find . -na
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: lprof
64-bit intrepid (kubuntu). lprof package version 1.11.4.dfsg+1.11.4.1-4.
There are numerous "Help" buttons on the various screens presented by
the lprof application. As far as I can tell, not one of these buttons
actually does anything. Certainly n
It seems like this is now marked "Invalid". I don't understand why. What
is invalid about the report? I am confused.
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[kernel disk scheduler] tasks that use disk heavily starve other tasks of disk
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/176370
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kgamma
This bug was originally filed at
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=180606. However, from the comments
there it seems to be a kubuntu bug, not a KDE one.
Having installed kgamma 4:4.1.3-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 on a 64-bit Kubuntu 8.10
system, I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kontact
Pressing Help | Kontact Handbook brings up the following message:
There is no documentation available for /kontact/index.html
I am using 64-bit Kubuntu intrepid (8.10) fully up to date.
kontact package: 4:4.1.4-0ubuntu1~intrepid1
** Affects:
Do you think should I start a new bug that says something to the effect
of: "tell the user that he needs to install khelpuser"? I mean, as it
stands, "normal" user is just going to see the error message and form a
negative opinion of Kubuntu, so it really is a bug as seen from the
user's perspectiv
Someone who can put non-official packages on their machine will have to
try that. I can't try it until it's an official package. I will be happy
to test it then, if no one has done so beforehand.
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h
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kgamma
I have installed kgamma 4:4.1.3-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 into my Kubuntu 8.10
64-bit system...
But I can't figure out how to run it.
1. It doesn't seem to be in the K menu anywhere (or at least not anywhere
obvious).
2. It doesn't seem to be in System
I don't know what "as official as you get" means :-( It seems to me that
I would be offered to update the packages if they were official. Maybe
I've done something wrong, but the machines here are all configured with
repositories exactly the way Kubuntu configures them out-of-the-box, [we
are very
Mythor: does it update? I finally got it to install (IIRC I had to log
out and back in after installing the kross stuff), but it never updated,
so I uninstalled it since it was effectively useless.
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Superkaramba-kde4 is not able to run some themes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/183289
You rece
This still happens in intrepid :-(
Any old trivial source that tries to use one of the Garamond fonts will
fail the same way For example:
\font\rm=ugmr8a at 12pt
\rm
\pdfoutput=1
This is a test.
\vfill\eject
\end
If one comments out the first line (so that it uses the default rm f
Just wanted to comment that this just bit me in intrepid. Can you maybe
completely remove the package from the repositories (at least for now)
so that people like me don't come along and try to install it?
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dpkg: error processing ttf-mathematica4.1 (--install)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/29
For me, it did not install a shortcut anywhere; also, typing from the
terminal just causes a crash (which is a separate bug report).
Intrepid 64-bit.
Basically, krecipes in intrepid 64-bit seems to be completely broken :-(
It doesn't have anything to do with downloading the food information,
sin
Public bug reported:
Intrepid Kubuntu 64-bit.
krecipes package: 1.0~beta1-1.1ubuntu1
If one installs krecipes and then attempts to remove it, using "Mark for
complete removal (including configuration files)", synaptic reports
success, but in fact there are numerous krecipes files left behind
(ex
yep, me too. krecipes is completely borked on 64-bit intrepid.
I basically did the same as Scott S. First time I tried to install it, I
stepped through the initialization sequence and it crashed when I hit
"Finish" (instantly, though. not after a few minutes).
I performed a "complete removal" fro
Incidentally, I assume that it's obvious that we're now talking about
intrepid, not hardy.
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Hardy package for tovid doesn't place makemenu, makexml etc. into user's path
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/252026
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You may not want to call this a bug, but to a user the behaviour is
indistinguishable from a bug. When something is installed, the user
expects to be able to execute the program without having to figure out
that it's been somewhere elsewhere than in his path. At the very least,
there should be some
I am still awaiting an explanation of why this bug is supposedly
"invalid". It's as easy as ever to demonstrate that the bug still
exists. I see that a ton of people are subscribed to this bug, so can
one of you *please* explain why it's "invalid"?
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Public bug reported:
I'm not sure why webmin isn't included with Kubuntu. I checked, and the
licensing info says: "All recent versions of Webmin are under a BSD-like
licence, meaning that it may be freely distributed and modified for
commercial and non-commercial use."
So it seems like it should
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebase-runtime
Running regular (daily) update I just received the error in the summary.
It says that extra information will be appended automatically to this
report.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.10
ErrorMessage: tryi
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22948849/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "DpkgTerminalLog.gz"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22948850/DpkgTerminalLog.gz
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package kdebase-runtime-dbg 4:4.1.4-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 failed to
install/upgrade: trying
Public bug reported:
My 64-bit 8.10 Kubuntu system updated a mass of stuff today from
backports.
Now most of my plasmoids are inaccessible.
After the update I tried to re-install kdeplasma-addons manually, and it
reports:
kdeplasma-addons:
Depends: libkexiv2-7 but it is not going to be insta
Please, why is this marked INVALID?
The error I receive following the update is exactly as I quoted;
synaptic won't let me install kdeplasma-addons, without which lots of
plasmoids are unavailable. What about that is invalid?
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https://bugs.
Yes, I know how to do it. My principal point, though, is that in general
one doesn't bother installing debug symbols for a particular application
until after one's had a crash -- which is too late.
The ideal time to make the decision to install debug libraries would be
during system installation.
It'll be my turn to make the same comment for karmic.
LM is a simply wonderful font family. I've published several books using
it. I'm surprised that no one else seems to care that it can't be used
in OOo.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/174298
You re
Public bug reported:
The openfire collaboration server
(http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/index.jsp) is GPL, and
reports on slashdot
(http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/04/06/2243202) are that it is
an excellent jabber server.
It seems like a package should be included with U
This bug persists.
Just a few days ago, there was an e-mail on the official Kubuntu-users
reflector (message gra4j5$iv...@ger.gmane.org) telling someone to get
key 9423A34CCA967634 from keyserver.ubuntu.com.
A search on pgp.mit.edu indicates that that key has not been propagated
to the keyserver
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: digikam
64-bit Kubuntu jaunty; digikam 0.10.0.
It is far too hard to organize one's pictures in digikam if one uses
multiple cameras.
The root of the problem lies in the fact that each camera will
independently name its image files. So if one imports fi
Public bug reported:
Whenever I display a cert in konqueror using the kcertpart, it displays
completely erroneous information for the subject and issuer.
It always says that both the subject and the issuer are for a
(fictional, I assume) Canadian company, as shown on the attached
screenshot.
**
** Attachment added: "screenshot showing the problem"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/409044
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gscan2pdf
Running Kubuntu 64-bit jaunty, gscan2pdf 0.9.27
If one puts a "/" in the filename when trying to save a scan, then one
receives a complaint about a nonexistent directory.
** Affects: gscan2pdf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Statu
>try doing so with any other application or file manager
Sure...
1. Open Konqueror.
2. go to "/tmp"
3. Create New Text File
4. Call the file "a/b"
5. The file is created.
You seem to be suggesting that this should have failed, but it doesn't.
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It seems like something like the extra package you suggest would be a
great idea. Right now, it's very confusing to the end-user not to be
able to view particular formats in okular when people on other distros
can do so.
Also, at least for this particular format, it's hard to believe that
more and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdevelop
I have tried the following multiple times; it is 100% reproducible.
Running: fully up-to-date Kubuntu 6.06-1 on AMD64.
1. Install either:
all the kdevelop packages
or
all the kdevelop3 packages
Bug #1:
No KDevelop items appear in the mai
It looks pretty bad:
-
Unable to find plugins, KDevelop will not work properly!
Please make sure that KDevelop is installed in your KDE directory, otherwise
you have to add KDevelop's installation path to the environment variable
KDEDIRS and run kbuildsycoca. Restart KDevelop afterwards.
Ex
Well, that made things a little better...
Now I get a splash screen that freezes :-)
The screen says "Loading 'Open With' Menu Addon".
Actually, if I wait long enough (seems like forever, but probably about a
minute) the splash screen goes away, but nothing else appears.
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kdevelop will not r
I haven't seen anything here for a couple of days, so I did some more
experimenting after a complete reboot (to get rid of any cached files).
Trying to install kdevelop3 produces this logfile:
-
Selecting previously deselected package kdevelop3-data.
(Reading database ... 139659 files and di
I discovered that if I install ONLY the kdeveop and kdevelop-data
packages, then kdevelop installs properly (I get the menu items) and
seems to work OK.
So it looks like installing _all_ of the kdevelop-* packages was the
mistake. Most likely it was kdevelop-dev that broke things (although I',
jus
OK. I have now installed the kdevelop-doc package, and everything is
still working.
I'm kind of scared to now install the one remaining package, kdevelop-
dev (especially since it sounds like I don't need it), since that will
put me back into the state of having all four kdevelop-* packages
instal
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xearth
xearth is designed to be a dynamic desktop background. It has worked
fine with KDE in other distros.
steps:
Select K | System Settings | Desktop | Background
Set Background to "No picture"
Click "Advanced Options" button
Click "Use the follow
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: korganizer
1. Open KOrganizer
2. Click on Settings | Configure KOrganizer
3. Click on Help
Result:
One gets the error message:
There is no documentation available for /index.html
** Affects: kdepim (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status:
I have spoken with the author of gmailfs.
It seems that the packager never actually tested this package. There are
at least two fatal packaging bugs. (There may be more, but we know about
these two).
1. mount.gmailsfs needs to be in /sbin. (This is discussed earlier in
this thread.)
2. The error
Incidentally, I am using dapper. (My attempt to upgrade to edgy was a
disaster :-) ) So if this is fixed, I request that it be backported to
dapper.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/62349
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Which dapper backports?
In my sources.list I have:
deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted
universe multiverse
deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted
universe multiverse
but synaptic says that 0.1.4-2build1 is the latest
BTW, I running amd64. Maybe it's not been backported to that
architecture? (There does seem a tendency in Kubuntu to forget about
building 64-bit packages :-( )
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: curlftpfs
In gutsy (at least in 64-bit) curlftpfs is unusably broken.
One can mount a filesystem OK, but many operations produce the error:
[H:sff-net] ls -al
ls: .: Transport endpoint is not connected
There are several reports on the Web (
Public bug reported:
Fully reproducible
dapper amd64 with all updates
If jobs are executing on the "=" job queue when the system crashes, then
following the reboot the command "atq" reports them as still running,
even though the processes no longer exist.
Reproduce by:
1. Placing jobs on the b
I am seeing this too (dapper amd64 with all current patches).
At some time in the past, I know that USB drives worked fine on this
machine (probably the last time I tries was about six months ago), but
now the system is simply ignoring them.
In the past hour I have tried three different USB drive
I probably wasn't sufficiently clear about excatly which symptoms I am
seeing.
Specifically:
no error or other messages in /var/log/messages
no recognition that a USB drive has been inserted into a USB port
lsusb hangs (forever), and cannot be aborted with ctrl-C
killing the lsusb process has no
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