Oh my bad, didn't see this was posted back in 2009. Will think of a
better place to post this.
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Title:
bad colours with Adobe reader 9
To manage
I have the same problem. I'm attaching a screenshot showing the same
file in Evince (left, and yes, the TU/e logo is missing but that seems
to be an Evince problem) and Acroread (right).
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Public bug reported:
I am making an application using OpenGL. Everything works fine, but if I
include a call to glPolygonMode(GL_BACK, GL_LINE) in my code, the GPU
hangs. I was able to reproduce this three consecutive times (the
function call moved around a bit in the code), and see the problem
di
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** Description changed:
I am making an application using OpenGL. Everything works fine, but if I
include a call to glPolygonMode(GL_BACK, GL_LINE) in my code, the GP
This bug seems to be solved in unity 4.28.0 already.
The only related (minor) flaw I can detect is that if you try to dock a
window on the right side of the left-hand monitor, and you move your
mouse pointer a little bit onto the other monitor, the indicator shows
it will be docked on the left mon
My original bugreport was probably invalid. I was generating PDF files
with LaTeX, and the oversaturated colours only appeared when I included
images in my document. The workaround for my problem seems to be to
force Adobe Reader to use the right colorspace using the following hack:
\pdfpageattr {
Same problem in Ubuntu Raring:
$ hwinfo --framebuffer
> hal.1: read hal dataprocess 5798: arguments to dbus_move_error() were
> incorrect, assertion "(dest) == NULL || !dbus_error_is_set ((dest))" failed
> in file ../../dbus/dbus-errors.c line 282.
This is normally a bug in some application usin
On Ubuntu 11.04 amd64, I installed Eclipse as follows:
apt-get install eclipse-platform eclipse-cdt
This installed Eclipse Galileo. Overlay scrollbars were apparently not
blacklisted. I uninstalled overlay-scrollbar:
apt-get remove overlay-scrollbar
Then found this thread, so though I would tr
