That is excellent news. Thank you to all the people who have been
working on this!
I see the sense in what Conn suggests about testing in Intrepid and
backporting to Hardy at a later date. However I am concerned about how
much time this is likely to take. The web browser is the single most
importa
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
Bug occurs in thunderbird 2.0.0.16
When I try to forward one particular message, the message is forwarded
as an attachment even though my preferences specify forwarding inline. I
have attached the message, but with email addresses, the subjec
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nspluginwrapper
This bug concerns amd64 Intrepid.
Recently Flash stopped working in Firefox. Instead I would just get grey
rectangles. This was around the time that I upgraded to Intrepid,
although I don't know for certain whether it was this that did it
I said a few comments back that the the solution from thinkwiki worked
for a while and then stopped working, but it now looks more complicated
than that. Middle button scrolling seems to come and go. I'm not yet
sure what triggers this, but I think it might have something to do with
suspend-resume
My experience of this bug is different. For instance, just now my
middle-button scrolling started working again for no apparent reason. I
had been reading email in Thunderbird on one virtual desktop with
scrolling disabled. Then I switched to Firefox on another virtual
desktop and realised that I w
Brian, I think the problem is simply one of not having ready access to
the Phonon control panel in Gnome. I assume that luca_ing's instructions
above will do the job, although I have now switched to KDE as my
desktop, so I haven't tested them myself. What I _can_ say is that sound
in KDE, including
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: adobe-flashplugin
When I go to
http://www.standaard.be/video/videoPlayer.aspx?cat=0&subcat=0&videoId=359884,
instead of the embedded video, I see an empty white box that is much
larger than the video is supposed to be. When I right-click on it I get
the n
Public bug reported:
Yesterday I suddenly found that Thunderbird and Firefox started
segfaulting at the same time. Thunderbird would crash on launch, while
Firefox would crash whenever I opened the "manage bookmarks" tool and
clicked on a folder icon. I found that disabling Lightning solved the
pr
This issue resolved itself after starting a fresh kde session. Could an
automatic software update have caused the temporary instability?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/384478
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I have this problem with .mov movie files created by my Nikon point-and-
shoot. I am using Jaunty. By contrast, I was able to encode an xvid/mpga
.mpg file correctly.
I haven't enabled the PPA mentioned above because there is no ffmpeg
package for Jaunty.
I am attaching a short movie created with
Public bug reported:
This might be a duplicate of #360131, but I'm not sure.
I have KDE 4 configured so that GTK apps use the same style and font as
KDE apps. For the most part, when not running and app as root, this
works fine. For instance gnome-terminal blends in very well. However
this is not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: homebank
I recently installed KDE on my Jaunty system and it seems that in the
process my bank's home banking security software was removed. It was
ING's 'HomeBank (with the apostrophe), which I had downloaded as a deb
from http://ing.be, and which was in
I have switched to using KDE, from where the issue has been easy to
solve. The problem is that Amarok now only feeds into the Phonon sound
server, which then feeds into whatever Amarok 1 used to feed directly
into. So you have to open the appropriate KDE control panel to choose
PulseAudio, which me
I get the same "Invalid method signature supplied" error.
When I click on the "test login" button in the last.fm service
preferences, the button greys out and the text changes to "testing". It
hangs like this until I click OK or Cancel.
I can also confirm that the listening data definitely does n
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
Bug in Amarok 2:2.0.2mysql5.1.30-0ubuntu3 in Jaunty:
When I go to the shoutcast directory, it is blank (usually). The one
exception was today, when I did see a list of familiar-looking shoutcast
streams, but now they are gone again. There may have
I have now reverted to Amarok 1.4 from whichever PPA it is that has it.
I can now see a whole lot of genres that I used to be able to see in
Amarok 1, but were missing in 2.0, such as C64 and Forró. I don't know
if this is all part of the same problem or not.
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On upgrading to jaunty, suspend stopped working on my thinkpad r61i. The
reason for this was that there were now to different scripts (different
file sizes) trying to suspend pulseaudio, /usr/lib/pm-
utils/sleep.d/01PulseAudio and /etc/pm/sleep/05Pulseaudio. The second
aborted
The problem was not that two scripts were installed with Jaunty. The
problem was that the old script was not removed during the upgrade.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/b
Please don't be sarcastic. It really isn't necessary. It appears that I
must have installed the script myself to get round a suspend-resume
problem in a previous Ubuntu version because I have found a near-
identical script on a Debian forum, but I honestly have no memory of
ever having done so. In
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
After upgrading to (Ubuntu/Gnome) Jaunty I no longer get any sound from
Amarok. I can still hear sounds from other applications, such as Skype
and Firefox. When I try to play a track I get the message "playing:
[track name]", but there is no moveme
I have just seen my shoutcast streams again and am playing one now. I
had put my machine to sleep since the last time I couldn't find the
streams, but I did not restart Amarok.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371874
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Synaptic complains that it can't find the key for the x-updates
repository. I have in fact successfully installed the correct key
0x3b22ab97af1cdfa9. The key that Synaptic is complaining about however
is 0x5EB2EDFE1FCB21DB, i.e. a completely different key. Can anyone tell
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Not using Pulseaudio is not an option for most users unless dmix is
enabled by default, which it isn't. You need mixing, for instance, to be
able to let Skype and KDE applications use the same sound card.
That said, I have rolled back to Amarok 1.4 because of other issues,
which means that I am on
It's still a problem, but I'm putting off upgrading to Intrepid until it
is released properly. Do you mind if we put this off a while until I do
this?
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ondemand governor doesn't give extra speed for video transcoding etc.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/231856
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It is a mistake to assume that because the bug was originally reported
in one Ubuntu release, it does not occur in later releases.
The actual situation now, as I experience it in Gutsy, is that when I
start muse it gives me a message saying that it cannot find the jack
server. Perhaps it does not
It looks like we're getting our wires crossed here. As I said in my
previous comment, I no longer think this is a bug. The behaviour is
actually not a question of how long my X session has been running. It is
simply a function of how long the delay is between middle-press and
middle-release. If the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
evince 2.22.2
When you choose to save a copy of a document in evince, the save
dialogue always defaults to your home directory, and there seems to be
on obvious way of changing this. This is out of step with other desktop
applications, such as web
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Occurred during distribution upgrade to 8.10 RC. Preceded at some point
by message saying that ubuntustudio-menu would not install due to its
having a file missing.
I could not get any more information because the window showing the
distri
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I have the same problem with a Thinkpad R61i. As a workaround I have
stuck a folded scrap of paper over the light with a bit of sticky tape.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250211
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
My hardware is a Thinkpad R61i with the touchpad disabled in bios
settings so that the trackpoint is the primary pointer device.
I had middle-button scrolling working in Hardy after following the
instructions at
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki
The most simple workaround would be simply to know what to paste into
xorg.conf to get this working. I would have done this already except
that I am confused by the changes to the way X configures itself with
automatic hardware detection.chaumont-gistoux
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My last comment ends bizarrely with the name of a place in Belgium. This
is due to a cut-and-paste error. Sorry.
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middle-button scroll disabled on trackpoint in Intrepid
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The above solution worked for me for a few days, but now it's broken
again. I'm presuming a package upgrade did it because I haven't changed
anything else to my knowledge. Have rebooted since, but still not
working.
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middle-button scroll disabled on trackpoint in Intrepid
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
Bug in KDE, manifesting in Amarok 1.4.10 after upgrade to Intrepid (i.e.
Ubuntu, not Kubuntu).
After upgrading to Intrepid, Amarok stopped being able to detect my
music player. When it tries to autodetect it, it gets the message:
"No new media de
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When I woke my laptop (Thinkpad R61i running Intrepid) this evening the
desktop appeared unlocked. This is the first time that this has happened
in the 10 or 20 times I have woken the machine since upgrading to
Intrepid. I
I'm probably not going to upgrade to Intrepid until a little after its
official release, so I can't give you an answer right now. If I forget
to post an answer some time in the next couple of months then please
remind me and I will try this out again.
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I'll need a little time to get back to you on that one because it may
take me a couple of weeks or so before I upgrade to Intrepid.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/139813
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With regard to alecwh's request above, could I suggest that a page about
this issue be created, perhaps on the ubuntu wiki, explaining what the
problem is and what procedures are currently believed to resolve it?
Ascertaining what the problem is is getting extremely difficult, given
that pulseaudi
@warner: 32-bit or 64-bit?
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Mike Rooney wrote:
> Just remember with free software, if you are having an issue,
> you are the best person to put some work into it, instead of expecting
> people less affected than you to care more about it :)
>
I do put effort into free software, for instance by trying to file
informative bu
Conn wrote:
> If you're using Hardy, you can get everything working "unofficially" by
> looking at the guide I posted on the forums and using my PPA - it's
> linked to the wiki page.
This didn't work for me, but it's obviously working for some other
people. That's why I want to be able to be clear
I have this problem even though I have done absolutely nothing to alter
the settings concerned, either through about:config or by editing the
prefs.js file. In particular, the network.protocol-handler.app.mailto
key was missing from my setup. However I have several other keys that
seem to be trying
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pulseaudio
Recently I have found that pulseaudio ( 0.9.10-1ubuntu1 on hardy) has
been dying on me. It appears that this problem occurs after waking from
suspend-to-RAM.
I have been starting pulseaudio from a terminal and this is the kind of
message I get
Public bug reported:
I am trying to use a French keyboard layout in Gnome and am finding it
very frustrating typing numbers. This is because you have to hold down
shift to type numeric characters. Unfortunately the caps-lock key only
seems to toggle alphabetical characters which means that there i
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ttf-junicode
In Junicode condensed regular there turn out to be big gaps between
certain letter combinations, such as between 'n' and 's' and between 'h'
and 'i'. These gaps are very noticeable and make the font unusable for
quality work.
** Affects: ttf
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Although there have been many reports concerning adobe flash plugin
before, I'm making a new one because (a) the problem seems to have
become much more severe and (b) it seems to be much worse when using
firefox than when using opera.
This proble
I'm a bit confused. Conn's package is for i386, whereas the wrapper is
specifically for non-i386 architectures. In any case I can't install it
on my core2duo machine to test it :(
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firefox crashes on flash contents when using libflashsupport
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/192888
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I suspect that cameo73 may be right about the flash problem being a
deal-breaker. The only time most of my friends see linux in operation on
a workstation is when I try to show them something I've found on
youtube. If you are in the habit of using linked in you will find that
the audio player rarel
when i said linkedin above i meant myspace. some people (not me btw)
think facebook is sad, but spending hours on linkedin would be quite
something else :)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/192888
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-19-rt
I have a thinkpad r61i. This has an ALPS touchpad/trackpoint, as opposed
to other, almost identical thinkpad models which have a Synaptics model.
The touchpad works fine (which means that it is very annoying). However
the trackpoi
Jeremy LaCroix wrote:
> The update came in today, and Firefox still crashes on every other page
> with flash content. Firefox is completely unusable.
>
I second this. A week or two ago I installed the fix that Conn posted,
which I assume is the same one Jeremy is talking about, and I still find
>From my experience of using gentoo I have mixed feelings about
Omegamormegil's suggestion. On the one hand it should install a system
in working order, while giving the user the option of bringing back what
works well from their previous configuration. On the other, it will mean
that the user is p
It doesn't. I can export as bibtex, html or pdf, but not as MS Word etc.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/254657
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
[Firefox-3.0.1 Hardy]
I have on many occasions experienced floating boxes behaving weirdly in
firefox 3. For instance I had to install the "goodbye snapshot"
greasemonkey script because firefox turned the rubbish from snapshot.com
even more r
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floating boxes behave weirdly in firefox (e.g. citibank uk login box)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/272580
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I can't find extras --> script manager. The tickbox in the device
preferences for transcoding is greyed out. Am I looking in the wrong
place?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222090
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Binary package hint: amarok
This bug occurs in Amarok in Hardy.
To delete music files from external devices using Amarok you have to
know where they are in the file system on the device. This can be very
hard when you want, for instance, to delete an album by "various
artist
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
This is a feature request, and probably not one that you will consider
exactly high priority, but here it is anyway because it would save me a
lot of pain right now...
The Adobe Flash plugin fails A LOT, or at least it does so on my amd64
system.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunderbird
Currently Thunderbird's new-message alerts/sounds feature is an all or
nothing option. This means that if, say, I want to know if I have
received a message from a friend in the inbox of the account I reserve
for personal mail, I will also be a
I've just discovered that there is an addon which will allow you to
specify notifications by account and mailbox, and which seems to work
fine, called "mailbox alert". That said, most computer users I know
would never think of searching for and installing obscure addon. So even
though this is a fai
Public bug reported:
Bug in Hardy 86_64.
My laptop has a 1.5GHz dual-core processor. Most of the time, save for brief
spikes while doing I-don't-know-what, the speed stays at 1GHz (according to the
frequency monitor applet). The trouble is that it stays at that frequency even
when doing jobs t
Alexander Jones wrote:
> Explanation: Adobe sucks at implementing their own specification (the
> "libflashsupport" extension API). It is *entirely* Adobe's fault that
> Flash crashes all the time.
>
> If you insist on "fixing" this, then the only solution is to stop
> using libflashsupport, which r
I am currently using Hardy and I am still getting the same problem
unfortunately.
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The problem appears to be to do with the way X11 displays the fonts. I
have found that I would see the incorrect spacing when I was working on
a document in openoffice. I would also see it in a pdf file created from
that document when it was displayed in gnome. However the same pdf
document appeare
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
This bug is in OpenOffice 2.4.1 running under Hardy.
In OpenOffice writer it seems that tables insist on being followed by a
new line. This means that you cannot get rid of new line characters
between tables. It also means that you cannot
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
It would be quite useful to have a "save a copy" feature in openoffice a
bit like the one in photoshop. Most people who use openoffice are
presumably working on opendocument documents. However they are quite
likely to need to convert them t
Unfortunately I'm not using the machine in question any more. However
the real problem is that fancontrol did not get configured on installing
a distribution (Feisty) or on a distribution upgrade (Gutsy). If this
hasn't been specifically fixed since then, then it is still a as much a
problem as it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
This is either a bug in firefox 3 or in the horrid snap.com thingies.
The best way to deal with it of course is to eliminate snap.com nonsense
altogether either by installing greasemonkey and then installing the
script to get rid of snap.com from
Unfortunately the chances of me trying to reproduce this bug are nil
unless someone cuts off my supply of psychiatric meds. I'm using ext3
now; my laptop works; I'm going to keep it that way. Sorry I can't be
any more help :(
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I don't understand why this bug is "wishlist". It's broken isn't it?
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3D stuff breaks with Compiz: Redirected Direct Rendering is needed in DRI
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/96991
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
Firefox 3.0.5
I recently navigated to a web form (unfortunately it was behind the
secure area of xe.com so I can't point you there) and was confronted
with a pop-up message saying that I had entered an incorrect value. I
tried dismissing it,
Oops. The above should have read "a tab/window containing a misbehaving
page".
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/311166
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Just to confirm that I can't reproduce this in Intrepid either.
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Well I'm running this on a 64-bit system. Then again, how long have these
devices been around? Is anyone actually using one on a 32-bit machine?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292047
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*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
Bug in Ubuntu Intrepid (Gnome 2.24.1, Firefox 3.0.5).
If you put a laptop to sleep (by closing the lid) while the mouse is in
Firefox's scroll mode (the one you get to when you middle-click an
inactive part of a web page)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/307951
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I'm confused as to how a change to xorg.conf should make a difference if
X is configured by hal now. How do you put the equivalent of Andres's
fix in /etc/hal/fdi?
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I installed the testing version from the ppa using apt, but found that
it made no difference to Planet Penguin Racer.
I also found that googleearth now crashes a few seconds into launching.
This happens even with compositing disabled in xorg.conf, but it is
still clear from what I see in those few
Public bug reported:
I have never had a smooth ride with opengl on my thinkpad r61i (intel
graphics), but things seem to have got more serious since upgrading to
Intrepid. What I've got is a syndrome of symptoms, including the
following:
When windows have open gl objects in them (e.g. the volume
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I took another screenshot, this time of the desktop rather than the
window, and it has come out reasonably accurate this time. All it
doesn't show you is the weird earth flickering when you put your mouse
over the large black rectangle.
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This bug is in Ubuntu Intrepid.
If I assign the menu key to act as the compose key in my keyboard
preferences, I cannot actually use it as that because every time I press
it a contextual menu comes up. I can assign another function to the key
using the keyboard shortcuts tool
Public bug reported:
The right-control and right-alt keys do not function as the compose key
in the Canadian multilingual keyboard layout, even when they are
selected to function as such in the keyboard preferences, and even
though the same assignments work fine in the US and German layouts,
which
To add to the above: None of the keys offered in the keyboard options,
including shift-rightalt, work as the compose key, with the exception of
capslock, which does, and lessthangreaterthan, which I don't have.
The menu key doesn't work as the compose key, but then I can't get that
to work in any
One more thing. The right-control key doesn't work as 5th level chooser,
even though this functionality is specified in the layout. It doesn't
work as such even when I make sure that right-control is not assigned to
anything else.
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Hanno's backported driver works for me too. Thanks, Hanno :)
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If you want the menu key to pop up contextual menus, then Václav
Šmilauer's solution works. If you want it to act as a compose key, you
can edit /usr/share/X11/xkb/keycodes/evdev and map the
lessthangreaterthan key onto it and select that as the compose key in
your keyboard preferences. In both the
What do you have to put into /etc/hal/fdi/policy to get the equivalent
of "option accelmethod uxa"?
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Public bug reported:
Bug in intrepid. Firefox 3.0.5, flashplugin-nonfree
10.0.15.3ubuntu1~intrepid1, nspluginwrapper 1.1.2-0ubuntu1 on amd64
intrepid. Can also be reproduced in Opera.
Whenever I try to load a page at theonion.com containing a flash object
containing a video or an audio stream, th
Unfortunately I've moved on in terms of the messaging software I use. I
am using Pidgin now and I have also stopped using jabber since the
server I was registered with was taken down. This means that I am not
really in a good position to test this anymore.
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Public bug reported:
Bug observed in kernel 2.6.24-19-rt (ubuntu hardy).
Due to a known bug, it is impossible to have all the trackpoint features
of an ALPS trackpoint/touchpad device available when the touchpad is
enabled. Therefore I recently disabled the touchpad of my Thinkpad R61i
in bios in
James Collier wrote:
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
> Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
> any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue
> for you? Can you try with latest Ubuntu release? Thanks in a
Turns out I'd forgotten to use the -n switch (echo -n 1 > ...). Still.
that doesn't explain why it worked the first time even without it. I
don't know if that is significant enough to warrant a bug report or not.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
xorg.conf is not what it used to be. With automatic detection of
hardware, settings in xorg.conf may be ignored, causing problems. For
instance this is a problem I have just experienced of this kind:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ekiga
bug observed in ekiga in hardy
Ekiga takes control of the camera even when it is not using it. Since it
is an application that will typically be left to run all the time the
computer is on, this means that the camera is not available to any other
a
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