Public bug reported:
There are two copies of kdeglobals config file in kubuntu-default-settings,
with the same contents:
/usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kde4-profile/default/share/config/kdeglobals
/etc/kde4/kdeglobals
The latter should probably be removed.
The bug is present in the latest p
The encoding problem actually looks like kdesu problem to me:
$ls '/home/rivo/Töölaud/estobuntu-settings_0.2.1_all.deb'
/home/rivo/Töölaud/estobuntu-settings_0.2.1_all.deb
$sudo ls '/home/rivo/Töölaud/estobuntu-settings_0.2.1_all.deb'
/home/rivo/Töölaud/estobuntu-settings_0.2.1_all.deb
$gksu ls '/
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libopensc2
/usr/lib/onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so , .la and .a files are not included in
libopensc2 package (nor in any other packages).
This causes some cards (e.g. Estonian ID card) to ask for PIN2 although only
PIN1 is required.
Additionally, /usr/lib/ope
The attached patch installs /usr/lib/onepin-opensc-pkcs11.so and .la and fixes
the PIN2 issue.
Note however that it does not install the .a files.
** Attachment added: "libopensc2-install-onepin.diff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9544096/libopensc2-install-onepin.diff
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Files missing from
The same bug happens here as well, after installing the Estonian language pack
extension.
Problem seems to be caused by the extension resetting Firefox homepage to blank
page which causes history not to work.
I can reproduce it like this:
* Create new profile
* Install Locale Switcher 2.1
(http
Same bug is reproducible like this:
1) In preferences, change "When Firefox starts" to "Show a blank page" and
delete content of the "Home Page" lineedit.
2) Close preferences and restart firefox
Now you get a blank page and history doesn't work.
Firefox installed from tarball also starts up with
Public bug reported:
When kdesudo is executed with --nonewdcop option, then it fails to start
because of communication problems with klauncher.
To reproduce:
* Install Kubuntu Gutsy.
* Boot into installed system, update and upgrade with apt-get update; apt-get
upgrade
* Start systemsettings, cl
I have the same problem on Dell Inspiron 6400. As with others, it worked fine
in Feisty.
I get exactly the same results as Oliver when running those command. Also
changing the brightness from the Power Manager (via the slider) works just fine.
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Fn-Keys for adjusting brightness of the display
