If the user presses a "quit" button or the "shut down" button and the
app does not really quit (and perhaps prevents the OS from shutting
down) it's windows should be closed and it's processes killed.
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The Ubuntu error reporting program directed me here. In my case I think
the error comes from my computer's motherboard having UEFI but not
secure boot. It made me go through some hoops I don't remember when
installing. Definitely not fixable by using bootrepair, though. Since
then I always get "pac
Public bug reported:
I had some instability. Some seems wireless-related, some might be
overclock-related and a third I don't know. My wireless card has some
problems when searching for APs - fixed BSSID makes it better. Anyway,
a crash happened and Ubuntu redirected me here. It seems suspend/re
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Title:
PLUGINPTH in /var/lib/dpkg/info/icedtea-7-plugin:amd64.postinst is set
to wrong path
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Public bug reported:
PLUGINPTH in /var/lib/dpkg/info/icedtea-7-plugin:amd64.postinst and
PLUGINPTH in /var/lib/dpkg/info/icedtea-6-plugin:amd64.postinst is set
to wrong path. This causes weird bugs in some applets, for example
BankID, but not all.
Solved by changing the following line:
PLUGINPTH=
The problem is resolved in 12.04 - almost. In 12.04, with Spotify
running (window open or no), Ubuntu will simply pause for a few seconds
(10 to 20?) and then shutdown normally. Only a minor nuisance any way
you look at it.
the output of "apt-cache policy spotify-client" is:
spotify-client:
Inst
Just voicing my support for fixing this bug.
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Title:
Upgrading packaged Ubuntu application unreasonably involves upgrading
entire OS
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The image speaks for itself, more or less. The space between terminal
and QtOctave shouldn't be there and the "2" should be over the bottom of
the Thunderbird icon, not the top of the Spotify icon.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: unity 5.12-0ubuntu1.1
Pr
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Title:
Distribution-upgrades does not re-enable ppa subscriptions after
upgrade
To man
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Title:
Only small corner of the screen usable
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I presume the bug is in xorg since it affects everything - even the
Ubuntu boot screen.
As the summary says, only a small portion of the screen is used. It's
not that it's invisible - the mouse pointer, all UI elements etc. stops
at the edge - it's simply as if my screen is t
I've attached a picture of it. Should clear up any misunderstandings.
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I presume the bug is in xorg since it affects everything - even the
Ubuntu boot screen.
As the summary says, only a small portion of the screen is used. It's
not that it's invisible - the mous
Sorry, I don't have the computer near me, as it's at my parent's house.
I may get back to this next time I visit or during summer vacation. I
don't know the state of it right now. It may have been scrapped; it's
about 10 years old.
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The computer freezes randomly unless I have suspended and awaken the
system at least once since reboot. A freeze can, in general, be expected
to occur within an hour of a fresh reboot. The system has froze after a
suspend-awakening, but only twice during the past 6 months.
Th
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Title:
Application (Spotify) can prevent shutdown.
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It only happens with Spotify, yes. No, there is no dialogue except for
the normal 'are you sure you want to shut down'. Clicking 'shut down' in
that dialogue simply closes the open Spotify window, it does not quit
Spotify itself (Spotify still plays music and the indicator is still
there). It does
Ubuntu recently froze while I was transcoding using Handbrake. I had
suspended/awakened it previously. This is the third time for as long as
I've counted that this happens. The processor was at 100% usage for six
hours and it has a mild overclock, but I doubt that's the cause.
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I get some weird error messages on Ubuntu boot. Those may be important
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
Random freezes when not s
I've added the 'kernel-fixed-upstream' tag and marked it 'Confirmed'.
Here's what happened:
Boot with new kernel. Freeze after a while.
Boot again. New freeze.
Boot again and suspend/resume. Didn't wait for result.
Boot again. Didn't freeze for a long time. At least 30 min. Didn't wait any
longer
PS: All boots with the new kernel.
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Title:
Random freezes when not suspended at least once after reboot
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