Public bug reported:
After hibernating and resuming, my Wacom (Volito2, CTF-420) tablet does
not work. It continues not to work even after restarting X; a reboot is
needed to make it work again.
Running Ubuntu 9.04, with wacom-tools and xserver-xorg-input-wacom both
at version 1:0.8.2.2-0ubuntu2
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Wacom tablet stops working after hibernation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/395537
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This is still a problem in Jaunty, and it's not specific to Dell laptops
either: I have the same problem on my (completely generic, self-built,
with generic DVD drive) desktop.
To summarise: the eject button works fine if no disc is in the drive or
if one is in the drive but not mounted. If a mou
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: synaptic
The context menu key (between AltGr and Right Ctrl on most modern
keyboards) should, when an item in a list has focus, bring up the same
context menu that right-clicking on that item does. Per the Gnome HIG,
Shift+F10 should have the same effect
I can confirm as well. I'm not sure why is this wishlist. True, whilst
most of the items on the normal right-click menu are available in
Package menu, so it's not much of an inconvenience, surely that doesn't
mean that not being able to get the context menu of a pinned package is
expected behavio
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 236305 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236305
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 236305
Creating user with username 'admin' hoses admin group, sudo config
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should be prevented from adding 'admin' as user
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
When you install Ubuntu, the "login" keyring is created in Seahorse
using the supplied login password, which is then automatically unlocked
when the user logs in.
However, when you change your user account password with users-admin,
th
> You just happened to choose to make your keyring password match your
login password way back when it first asked
Without wishing to contradict you, that's not correct -- not with recent
versions of Ubuntu, at least (I'm not sure about older versions). If
you don't believe me, create a new accou
I'm using 32-bit.
I've just reconfirmed that the bug definitely exists on my system by
creating a new user account and setting up a mail account in Evolution,
which worked fine with no keyring prompts asking for a password. I then
changed my password in users-admin and logged out and back in again
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gksu does not warn about programs not in root's $PATH
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/271820
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Binary package hint: gksu
The gksu prompt is identical for running programs wherever they are
located. This gives rise to an easy method of privilege escalation
(albeit with an element of user interaction).
For example, an intruder with current user privile
Confirmed. I've just been hit by this myself (on Intrepid).
It took about half an hour to work out that it was gnome-open, because
neither top, nor htop, nor gnome-system-monitor were any use at all.
All three showed 100% total CPU usage, but none showed what was using
it: adding up the CPU total
Without wishing to sound obnoxious, or ungrateful for the excellent work
the Bryce Harrington and others are doing in this area; is it really the
case that the latest version of the most popular Linux distribution on
the planet is shipping with no way to graphically enable multiple
monitors (for xr
Apologies: I retract part of my post, to the extent that I've just tried
gnome-display-properties again, and this time, it *was* possible to
enable both monitors (i.e. giving dual screens). Last time I tried this
a week or two ago, enabling the second monitor disabled the first; so I
assume the to
The fluids package that's in the repositories doesn't seem to come with
a .cfg file; so I've attached one that I got from the Timidity web site
and made the relevent changes to it so it works with the Ubuntu fluids
package. Just dump this somewhere (e.g. /etc/trinity/) and change the
"source" line
Thanks for your reply. Forgive me if I seem rude, but I'm not really
sure how I can usefully respond to a copied-and-pasted response asking
that I see if the bug is still there on Karmic and attach apport debug
information, when my original report shows that I am already running
Karmic (and you, i
Public bug reported:
The above USB wi-fi dongle (D-link DWL-G122) usually works fine. But
occasionally it stops working (lights go off, I'm disconnected, error
messages like "rt2x00usb_vendor_request: Error - Vendor Request 0x06
failed for offset 0x0410 with error -110" printed in kern.log and
sy
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38591094/AplayDevices.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38591095/ArecordDevices.t
This just happened to me, with pidgin (worked fine yesterday, broken
today, weirdly); upgrading gavl fixed it. (Ubuntu 9.10, fully up to
date)
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empathy crashed with SIGILL
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/456530
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Public bug reported:
In 14.04, an exception in the ruby code of a plugin caused the error to
be printed to stderr, after which vim would launch, skipping the
offending plugin:
Error detected while processing
/mnt/terra/home/simon/dev/vim-livecoding/plugin/livecoding.vim:
line 37:
NameErr
Using a Wacom Volito2 on 12.04 beta 2, icb410's workaround - setting the
"Launcher Reveal Pressure" setting to 1 in - doesn't work for me. I've
tried fiddling about with the settings in ccsm, but can't find any
combination that makes the launcher respond to the tablet.
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Annoyingly, for the past week I hadn't had this problem at all. (Well,
good for me, but annoying for bug-fixing purposes). I've just upgraded
to 4.0 today, and it seems to be fine, but I don't know if that's
because it's actually fixed, or if it's just that whatever changed a
week ago meant I'm no
Funnily enough, I only started having this problem after I upgraded to
12.04.
A few more details:
- The system starts reacting very slowly because skype is using up all
available system memory almost immediately after you log in to it.
(Note: it is on log-in, not actually starting skype; disable
The only thing I've found that works to get around the problem that the
old, broken setting (gtk-window-decorator) replacing the correct one
(compiz-decorator) whenever you log out & in is actually manually making
/usr/bin/gtk-window-decorator a symlink to /usr/bin/compiz-decorator.
Not a particul
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