Restarting the system cured this.
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Unable to reproduce in amd64 Intrepid (using the Ubuntu packages for
octave-image, new in Intrepid, and octaviz), but note that the original
report was on i386.
That error could be the packages not being loaded (though image is
supposed to autoload on Octave startup): try 'pkg load all'.
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This is not a bug, but an intentional change for compatibility with
Matlab (http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/NEWS-3.html): lambda is now
the mean rather than 1/mean, so in your case you need to use lambda=10.
Such changes were also made to the gamma and normal distributions.
** Changed in: octa
Ubuntu 8.10 has most of the individual Octave-Forge main packages (as
octave-[name]), plus octave-ad, octave-nan, and octave-tsa from Octave-
Forge extra.
The missing ones from Octave-Forge main are ANN, benchmark, database,
nnet, special-matrix and video; ANN is a binding for a library itself
not
There was an octave2.1-forge package containing these functions in
Dapper/Feisty/Gutsy, but in Hardy it appears that they were not packaged
at all (they were never made part of the main octave package).
Most of Octave-Forge reappeared in Intrepid, but it was split into its
individual packages; dct
Confirmed in amd64 Intrepid.
It appears to be triggered by the use of TeX formatting in the label (in
this case, ^=superscript): plain text labels work normally, while TeX
labels appear correctly on-screen but cause this error and are missing
from the output png file.
The Nabble page linked above
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When an .eps image is cropped in OOo Impress, this appears to work in
the editing view, but in the slideshow the image either disappears
completely or shows a tiny part from the top left corner (whose size
appears to be unrel
Still present in Intrepid, but again I haven't checked the length of the
block as gdb can't find the debugging symbols; which -dbg package is
write() in?
==16593== Syscall param write(buf) points to uninitialised byte(s)
==16593==at 0x4E38E90: __write_nocancel (in
/usr/lib/debug/libpthread-2.
Both this bug (with http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4602 , I haven't tried
the others) and the supposedly fixed bug 138343 are still present in
amd64 Intrepid.
I have not looked at the upstream report as Firefox gives me an "invalid
security certificate" error when I try to do so.
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evince crashes
I can no longer trigger this bug with either Blender or Atlas in
Intrepid, but given its nature this doesn't prove it's entirely fixed.
Those who report seeing it in Intrepid: is it still there in the release
version and do you have a reproducible way to trigger it?
I have not read the upstream r
http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4754 still triggers this in amd64 Intrepid
on my system, using about 1.5GB before it gives up and shows a blank
page; while as in Hardy scrolling away from the trigger image (top of
page 9) is enough to recover, this still prevents the contents of that
page being viewed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: fgfs-atlas
After dragging the map around (quite a lot, maybe a minute or so; I was
trying to trigger bug 120834) Atlas closes itself with the following
error message:
~$ Atlas
Please wait while loading databases...done.
Atlas: ../common/dri_bufmgr_fake.c
This seems to be somewhat dependent on where on the map one is looking:
going to N54*29 W1*15 then dragging the map around crashes it within
seconds, while I was unable to trigger it at all near the default start
location.
I attempted to get a trace in gdb, but was unable to do so as this made
it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
After upgrading from amd64 Hardy with Octave installed to amd64
Intrepid, Octave was no longer installed. As far as I have noticed it
was the only application so affected.
This is only a minor bug as Octave can easily be reinstalled (sudo
** Attachment added: "apt.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19678428/apt.log
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Appears to be fixed in Jaunty: oct-conf.h now points to 4.3.3, where the
libraries in question do exist, and this file now compiles without
error.
** Changed in: octave3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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https://bu
Karmic now has 3.0.5, the current upstream version. (Ubuntu bugs are
officially "fix released" when fixed in the development version:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Status)
This 3.0.5 package depends on upgrades to several libraries including
libstdc++6, so one can't simply install it in Intrepid a
Still present in amd64 Jaunty: http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4602 bottom
of page 1 crashes Evince, http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4754 top of page
9 takes some time then gives up and shows a blank page, both after using
>1GB of memory. (The latter I originally thought to be bug 138343, but
as it is a
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When an .eps image is cropped in OOo Impress, this appears to work in
the editing view, but in the slideshow the image either disappears
completely or shows a tiny part from the top left corner (whose size
appears to be unrel
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
When an .eps image is cropped in OOo Impress, this appears to work in
the editing view, but in the slideshow the image either disappears
completely or shows a tiny part from the top left corner (whose size
appears to be unrelated to the cro
In Hardy, and on a different machine to the original report, the first
"error" reported in Firefox under Valgrind is still a write() from a
calloc'd block, but I haven't checked whether the whole of the read fits
inside the calloc.
I don't have Intrepid yet, but intend to get it shortly after rele
** Attachment added: "croptest.odp"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18960122/croptest.odp
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283666
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Same problem here: it happens every time I try to go to a site by
entering it in the address bar or by using the drop-down history list.
Bookmarks and links work normally.
It started today without me changing any settings, possibly the result
of leaving Firefox running while it was updated (my sy
I haven't regularly used the machine that had this bug for over a year
(my current machine has never had it), so don't know if 3.0 still has
it, and as I can't reproduce it there is no quick way to test for it;
unless anyone else has seen it in a more recent version I suggest that
it be closed.
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Could you post a .cc file that triggers this bug? My amd64 Intrepid
also has this apparently broken link, but compiles Octave-Forge packages
from source (including arpack, which is a binding for a Fortran library)
without this problem.
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I've since had the X repeated restarts at least twice (X either restarts
itself or hangs so I try to restart it, then restarts over and over
again, requiring an Alt-SysRq-euib system restart), at least one with
Firefox not open (though Thunderbird was).
Today I started the system and immediately f
In current Gutsy, it's no longer 100% reproducible but does still seem
to happen: only once out of 3 attempts just now (encrypted wireless
network). I haven't tested Hardy.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153839
You recei
Firefox crashed again today (all windows disappeared, after some seconds
when they weren't functioning); backtrace from apport attached.
Restarting it normally worked, so I couldn't test anything else.
Something like "checking your add-ons are compatible with the new version of
Firefox" had appea
Nothing else was running that should have been writing to the files,
though I don't have any actual file stats from the bug. I've only seen
it on FAT32, but since I don't have a way to reproduce the bug, this may
simply reflect the files I edit most being stored there.
At least some occurrences w
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: clamav
I have just installed clamav/clamd to find it reporting its virus
database is out of date; attempting to update it either fails or says it
is already the newest.
All clamav settings default. iptables firewall on. An error occurred
in the clamav-
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: netbase
(edgy; could be netbase or firefox)
After moving the computer from a college network (with DHCP) to a home
network (D-Link DSL-504T router), running a system update (to Firefox
2.0.0.6/kernel 2.6.17-12), and uninstalling Sophos (commercial
antivi
OK, sorry, not a bug, the router didn't like IPv6
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=265897).
Perhaps should be in the installed Help though, since it makes it
difficult or impossible to search the website from the Ubuntu
computer(s)...
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https://b
I haven't seen this again since reporting it, after seeing it several
times shortly before.
The all 0s access time now appears to be normal-everything on FAT32 that
hasn't been accessed during that session has it.
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https://bugs.laun
I haven't seen the Firefox crash and won't restart since 10 Jul, or the
one-off Firefox crash since 26 Jul. However due to the intermittent
nature of the problem, it is impossible to be sure whether it has really
gone away.
On 31 Jul, the computer was moved from a university network to an
ADSL/ro
Firefox won't restart reappeared today...
The initial problem was a hang on scrolling down to the picture in
http://orbit.m6.net/Forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=15835&p=8; I clicked
the close button and selected Force Quit.
I then found I couldn't start gnome-terminal, but could start
xfce4-terminal
This file contains the original hang's backtrace, restart attempt
backtrace and strace, and gnome-terminal backtrace.
** Attachment added: "firefoxtraces210807.txt"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/
I tried running Firefox under Valgrind when it was working, but found it
to run too slowly for doing this until the bug reappeared (the only way
to get a Valgrind log of the initial crash rather than a failed restart)
to be practical.
The attached is a Valgrind log of opening and closing Firefox w
After two crashes after which Firefox would restart normally, several
more occurrences of the "You are about to view an encrypted page that
contains some unencrypted information" warning, and a Nautilus crash (of
which I include the backtrace as I suspect this may be a system rather
than Firefox pr
I still do not have a way to reproduce this bug; I appreciate that this
can't be helpful.
My Firefox is Edgy default with all security updates.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/60236 reports the
same symptoms in Feisty and Dapper.
Since other applications are crashing as wel
Moved to GTK2.
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: firefox => gtk+2.0
Assignee: Mozilla Bugs => (unassigned)
Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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Randomly crashing (SIGSEGV/SIGPIPE)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/78809
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Who? The "subscribers" panel has automatically replaced the Firefox
maintainers with the GTK2 maintainers.
I don't want to start an argument, but according to
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/CommonTasks and
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Bugs/Triage it is Ubuntu policy to
move rather than close
Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. However, your crash report is missing. Could you please add the
crash report that you received? (Security warning: not if you had just
entered bank details etc) It will be found in '/var/crash/'.
If you can reproduce
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
The warning message "The file (name) has been modified by another
process since reading it. If you save it, all the external changes
could be lost. Save anyway?" frequently appears when I try to save an
existing file in gedit, when I haven't had t
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: valgrind
(edgy)
On running Firefox under Valgrind (attempting to locate bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/78809), I always get
several "uninitialised byte(s)" errors on calloc'd (ie. initialised to 0)
blocks. All of them are f
** Description changed:
- there is a bug that causes some laptop models to crash while rendering 3d
application like blender FlightGear tremulous and so on.
- you can recognize you are suffering from this issue by looking at your
xorg.0.log.old if you see the line:
+ On some Intel GM965 machines
Thanks for trying, but I don't think it's that: my glxinfo is display
:0.0 by default and reports that DRI is on, and DISPLAY=:0 blender still
crashes. (glxgears doesn't crash on my system with or without that,
though others have reported it triggering this bug.)
Since this bug only occurs when D
Can anyone confirm that this bug has reappeared?
On my system (amd64 Gutsy) it's completely reproducible by switching off
the router for a minute or so.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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** Summary changed:
- opengl total freeze using DRI with intel graphics chip
+ opengl total freeze using DRI with intel 945 graphics chip
** Description changed:
- I'm running Kubuntu 7.10.
- I've installed the latest Blender from the repository (2.44).
- After a few seconds of rotating the view
Gero, i965 graphics card and screen messed up (rather than just frozen)
suggests bug 120834, not this bug. I have edited the description to
make the difference clearer.
DRI is on by default; to turn it off (which avoids both these bugs, but may
drastically reduce performance) add
Option
The attached is a kernel log of this crash (in Blender, at 15:49:54
according to syslog) with the kernel DRM debugging option turned on.
I attempted to get a system/library call trace as well (sudo ltrace -S
-C -o xorgltrace.txt -p 5859), but Xorg restarted and went back to the
gdm login screen as
While ltrace wouldn't attach without crashing Xorg, strace did work;
result attached (also a Blender crash).
Are the developers still unable to reproduce this, and if so could I be
of use? I have done rather a lot of programming, but never at
system/driver level.
** Attachment added: "xorgstrace
** Attachment added: "backtrace.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11702654/backtrace.txt
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evince crashes SIGSEGV in CairoOutputDev::drawImageMaskPrescaled ()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/188079
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Public bug reported:
On opening the PDF file http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4602 Evince
displays it (normally except that the thumbnails are all blank) but
crashes shortly afterwards. I think it has sometimes also done so on
other PDF documents, but this is the only one I know to do it
reproducibly
Under Valgrind it doesn't crash, but does display only the first page
(the others appear blank), and sometimes hangs.
This one was closed normally.
** Attachment added: "evincecrashvalgrind.log.6747"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11744481/evincecrashvalgrind.log.6747
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This one hung, requiring Force Quit.
** Attachment added: "evincecrashvalgrind.log.6772"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11744487/evincecrashvalgrind.log.6772
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/188079
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I have the same problem with http://uk.arxiv.org/pdf/0801.4754 (amd64
Gutsy); Valgrind log attached. The trigger appears to be the picture at
the bottom of page 9.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11744502/evincememvalgrind.log.6737
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I also have this, Dell Latitude D630 (also GM965/GL960 graphics), amd64
Ubuntu Gutsy and i386 Xubuntu Gutsy, affects at least Endgame, Gears,
Planetary Gears, Polyhedra and Queens screensavers, but only in
fullscreen not the small preview window. Disabling DRI avoids this bug,
but reduces performa
Fixed in Hardy-alpha2 liveCD on my system.
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Endgame doesn't cause the crash in amd64 Hardy alpha2 liveCD on my
system, but others have reported that this bug does still exist in
Hardy. Would it be worth trying a Hardy USB stick (which would allow me
to test Blender etc) or should a reproducible Gutsy crash be enough for
the developers to wo
This appears to be fixed in the latest update: reconnection by clicking
on the icon then network name now works. I suggest that this bug be
closed.
(It does however seem to be necessary to reboot once after installing
the update-it repeatedly asked for the network key when I didn't.)
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When in
It seems that you can't actually execute anything from an NTFS partition
anyway (though you can from vfat): clicking on a program in Nautilus
silently fails, while the command line says it can't find it (amd64
gutsy):
$ ls -l
...
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 188797 2007-03-16 16:15 rebecca
...
$ ./reb
Same problem here: Broadcom Corporation BCM94311MCG wlan mini-PCI (rev
01) using ndiswrapper, Linksys WRT54G router.
The router frequently crashes (signal strength meter normal but no
internet, trying to ping router reports 'host unreachable') and has to
be reset; if this is done fairly quickly t
Upgraded to Xubuntu 7.10. In default 1280x800 resolution, all fine.
Allegro now does switch mode back on shutdown, but there is a new
problem: changing the screen resolution to 640x480 or 800x600, whether
in Allegro or in Xfce settings at the default refresh rate, turns the
screen into an unreada
Disregard previous comment-my problem turned out to be that I was trying
to run a 32-bit program with a 64-bit library, after recompiling to
64-bit it ran fine from NTFS. Possibly an unhelpful error message, but
nothing to do with NTFS. Sorry.
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I've just found there already is a Nautilus option to turn off the
"executable text file" message: Edit > Preferences > Behaviour > View
executable text files when they are opened.
Turning this on does prevent scripts from being run from Nautilus, as
the Nautilus right-click menu doesn't have a "r
Public bug reported:
All my OpenGL applications (blender, flightgear and fgfs-atlas)
sometimes crash my entire system.
Dell Latitude D630 (Hardware Information identifies graphics hardware as
Intel Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller) using its
built-in screen at the default 1280x80
Ran Atlas under debugger with output redirected to file, crashed system
by switching from Atlas to the debugger terminal and back twice then
dragging the map around a bit, got the following: (The normal text
output of Atlas is "Please wait while loading databases...done.")
...
...
(no debugging sy
I also get the above log messages, the X one always and the kernel one
about half the time (with Blender). The crash can also occur in
1024x768 resolution.
Switching from Atlas to the terminal window it was started from and back
twice, then dragging the map around a bit if it hasn't crashed alrea
This may be a duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/120834.
This hardware has also been reported to crash Second Life under Windows:
http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/isn/Community/en-
US/forums/30244361/ShowThread.aspx The workaround there is to d
Inserting Option "DRI" "false" into xorg.conf as suggested in #120834
stopped the crashes, but made FlightGear unusably slow (frame rate
dropped from 10-11 to 1-2).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/178451
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/+bug/178451 may be a
duplicate of this (if you've seen this in Gutsy, are your symptoms an
exact match? my mouse pointer freezes, this bug's original (Feisty)
report says it didn't)
This hardware has also been reported to crash Second Life under Wind
scorched3d doesn't crash X on my machine (though when I close it it logs
a segfault in the game itself), suggesting that how to trigger this bug
depends on one's hardware and/or software configuration, which could
also account for the developers not being able to reproduce it. Is
there anything Op
Are those logs from right after the crash? (Xorg only keeps them for
one reboot) They don't appear to record one.
Does your screen go blank when the system freezes? If it does, then
flashes between off and black with a "busy" mouse pointer several times,
that's probably bug 120834.
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Still no error message in the Xorg log, which means this *isn't* bug
120834 (which always logs Error in I830WaitLpRing()), and could be
something that freezes the system so completely that it can't log
anything. I suggest the following:
-Reproduce the crash
-Try Ctrl+Alt+F1 (should switch to a te
Bug 177518 on the i945 now appears to be a separate problem: it freezes
keeping the screen contents, logs nothing and locks so hard it won't
respond even to Alt+SysRq, this blanks the screen, logs Error in
I830WaitLpRing() and will reboot with Alt+SysRq+b. 945 users who
reported having this bug: d
This bug reappeared when I returned to wireless after a few weeks on
wired (without having knowingly changed any network settings), with the
same symptoms: when told to reconnect after the router has been turned
off and on again, it shows the 'trying to connect' animation with both
'lights' out, an
I have now found a way to trigger this from the amd64 Ubuntu Gutsy
liveCD: preview the Endgame screensaver in full screen, and wait until a
rook(castle) moves (this may take a few minutes, as not all the games it
shows include any). The crash occurs seconds later with the same
symptoms. This work
I'd guess not: 178292 logs a backtrace and restarts X, this one logs
Error in I830WaitLpRing() and hangs.
While https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9307 does appear to
be this bug and was closed as fixed, the versions said to fix it are the
ones in Gutsy, so while it might well have been
Still happens in amd64 Hardy alpha2 (2-3GB with my example, the trigger
now being the *top* image on page 9) but now recovers itself on
scrolling away from the triggering image, while under Gutsy it was
necessary to close Evince completely.
May be related to bug 188079.
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Still crashes in amd64 Hardy alpha2 on my system, if anything faster;
the picture at the bottom of page 1 seems to be the trigger.
The window turns grey and unresponsive, then after a while disappears,
usually without an error message but on one occasion with "Sorry, the
program "evince" closed un
I last saw this recently, though I still can't reproduce it at will. It
happens in both GNOME and Xfce.
Recently I also had another bug: the "You are about to view an encrypted
page that contains some unencrypted information" alert sometimes
appeared on https://webmail.ox.ac.uk, which hadn't trig
I've had this on Ubuntu Edgy (https://launchpad.net/bugs/78809) and
Debian 3.1.
Reinstalling Firefox (sudo apt-get install firefox firefox-gnome-support
--reinstall) usually clears the problem faster than rebooting, though it
doesn't always work.
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htt
The attached strace is from a SIGSEGV crash while starting Firefox
(before anything visible had happened). My home page is
https://webmail.ox.ac.uk/; when I started Firefox again without strace
it loaded successfully and displayed a "server not found" error, at
which point I noticed that I had acc
gdb backtrace with the new kernel attached (this one was a hang, after
which it would restart normally).
My Firefox is the Ubuntu 6.10 default (2.0.0.1) with all security
updates; the only non-default plugin I have is RealPlayer and the
problem started before I installed that.
As indicated above,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
I recently installed Ubuntu 6.10 in place of Debian 3.1 in the hope of
ending its frequent crashes (see Debian bug http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=393650), but Firefox is still randomly closing or
hanging; sometimes, but not alwa
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati
Hardware: ATI Rage Pro Turbo AGP 2X
Desktop: Gnome default, 800x600
Frequently on startup, dark vertical stripes appear in an approximately
64x64 area in the top left corner of the screen; they usually disappear
after a while and a
I now suspect this problem is not in Firefox after all, as it is now
sometimes taking the whole system down rather than just Firefox (a
common pattern is for X to suddenly restart for no apparent reason, get
as far as logging in then restart again, and keep repeating this until X
decides something
Partly fixed in 3.2.3 (Lucid): superscripts/subscripts no longer cause
this bug, but TeX Greek (eg. xlabel('\alpha') ) does.
** Also affects: octave3.2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Octave 3.0 print error with png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/242174
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This appears to be fixed in Lucid (3.2.0).
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
In amd64 Lucid, the top and bottom bars remain visible when a slide show
is running, which causes the bottom edge of the slide to be cut off.
This did not happen in amd64 Gutsy/Hardy/Intrepid/Jaunty (I skipped
Karmic to avoid bug 384249).
** Attachment added: "Example document"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48861654/test.odp
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off
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/583748
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** Attachment added: "Screenshot"
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
In amd64 Lucid, the top and bottom bars remain visible when a slide show
is running, which causes the bottom edge of the slide to be cut
This can still happen in Lucid, but the above procedure is no longer a
100% reliable way to trigger it.
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[upstream] [impress] Black first slide after .eps crop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/444606
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Fixed in Karmic beta (at least when running from liveCD).
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/438944
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
1. insert an .eps image (any .eps seems to do, but not a .svg or .png)
2. crop it to _larger_ than its original size (as might happen if one were
trying to reverse an earlier cropping)
3. run the slide show starting from the first slide (w
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33124662/Dependencies.txt
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[impress] Black first slide after .eps crop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/444606
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Still present in amd64 Karmic beta (running from liveCD). Since .svg
isn't affected, it evidently isn't a general vector graphics issue after
all.
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[upstream] impress slideshow does not show cropped .eps images
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283666
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It still occurs in Jaunty, but I don't have the debugging symbols for
write() so haven't checked the read size fits inside the cleared block.
valgrind isn't on the Karmic liveCD so I won't be testing that until
release.
$valgrind -v --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --num-callers=40 --db-attach=ye
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