I agree - an upgrade to Intrepid has re-enabled the 'bell' or 'beep'
when clicking 'Shutdown' or at the login screen. There is no way in the
GUI or standarde Gnome settings to reset this (nonr that work, anyway).
The only way to disable it again is:
run gconf-editor from terminal and set
/desktop/
An upgrade to Intrepid has re-enabled the 'bell' or 'beep' when clicking
'Shutdown' or at the login screen. There is no way in the GUI or
standard Gnome settings to reset this (none that work, anyway). The only
way to disable it again is:
run gconf-editor from terminal and set
/desktop/gnome/perip
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Not sure of technical information, but crash report generated following
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reporter will attach the necessary information for the developers
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This bug was found during an upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10, so
probably doesn't apply to 9.04. At the time I was reporting so it could
be fixed for others doing this same upgrade. I have since upgraded to
9.04 without VLC problems, so assume this has been fixed in later
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Power button on Asus EEE 701 fails to work in Karmic. Has worked
correctly in Jaunty.
The button is configured to shutdown the PC within the settings.
Assume this is a button-mapping bug, or a power settings configuration
bug?
Whichever, it appears to be a regression, as it
Fixed in latest version. Performing a partial upgrade on Karmic (using
Update Manager) has resolved this :)
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When the main Gnome menu is open (the equivalent to the 'Start Menu' in
Windows), the Alt-Tab shortcut window switcher fails to work. I don't
know if this is by design but there seems no good reason for this to be
the case, and it has hit me a few times - usually when looking
Hi
I'm fairly sure I haven't, as it's low-end laptop and would probably drive
the performance down too much. Is there an easy way to check?
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Many thanks for the help confirming this! For information, this is the
result of the compiz check you described:
~$ ps aux|grep compiz.real
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compiz.real
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This is also afflicting me with today's daily build (of the USB
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Should this have been fixed in the latest version?
What exact steps should I take to resolve this issue, i.e. to remove
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Architecture: i386
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Same problem here, was fine until Update Manager was run a few days ago.
Now have a constant flicking, generally when using the touchpad to
navigate menus or scroll webpages. Makes Ubuntu virtually unusable.
I've used apport-collect as advised to provide all files needed. As I
can't use my laptop
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I have been able to work around this issue with the 'nomodeset' flag:
sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
replace splash with nomodeset
save
sudo update-grub
On reboot the flickering stops. This might help others
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The linked duplicate bug is almost certainly the same thing. It is
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Adding files as requested, these logs follow my duplicate bug report
405884.
1) ~/.xsession-errors
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Palimpsest has reported SMART errors on my internal flash disk (do they
even have SMART?) However the issue is that the GUI is larger than the
small screen on my netbook (800x480).
Clicking any of the buttons in the GUI, or attempting to resize the
left/right panes just flick
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That would be great - many thanks :)
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I'm afraid I no longer have a Vista machine to test this scenario - can
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When putting a Dell Latitude X1 laptop into suspend (sleep) mode on a
fresh install of Feisty Fawn, the screen fades to black but the laptop
never 'sleeps'.
After this it is impossible to regain control of the laptop or see the
anything on s
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Once suspend is attempted, ctrl-alt-f1 fails, as does fn-f8 (the
external monitor toggle shortcut). I've also attempted increasing the
brightness using fn+[up arrow], this gives no response either.
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No, this was a fresh installation of Feisty beta (about a week ago)
which has been updated to the latest release using Update Manager.
This is the first time I've used Ubuntu - I've never installed earlier
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Using Feisty, copying files via a wireless network to a mounted admin
share on a Windows Vista Ultimate machine.
When the file is dragged to the mounted drive on the desktop, the copy
fails with:
Error 'Invalid Parameter' while copying [filename]
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The above command was run directly after the error message had appeared,
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I've attempted a hibernate after commenting the line you highlighted in
hibernate.sh, but it doesn't appear to make may difference.
Thanks anyway for the pointer - hopefully someone out there will be able
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This bug definitely affects the Lubuntu distribution, but may also
affect the vanilla Ubuntu distribution.
It manifests itself as an inability to click downloaded files in
Chromium or Google Chrome. This is due to a bug with xdg-open, which can
I'm not sure about Karmic, but the very latest releases (10.04 dev)
suspend/resume without any problems on the eee701. As such I'll mark
this as fixed.
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I agree this bug appears to relate to gnome-power-manager and not
indicator-application.
I am seeing the same 30-second icon addition and refresh as described by
others. However, as a user of LXDE/Lubuntu, I do not have indicator-
application installed, yet the bug still exists.
As above, my verb
Confirmed as a problem with gnome-power-manager 2.29.2 on my system.
Fixed by rolling back to version 2.28.3. Downloaded 'gnome-power-
manager_2.28.3-3_i386.deb' from here:
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gnome-power-manager/
Forced the install by using a terminal (GDebi refused to insta
Hi Dierre
I think this is due to your video out setting of gmplayer being set to xmga.
Launch gmplayer (type gmplayer in a terminal), and right-click the main
window, choosing Preferences. In the video tab, note that the top option
is highlighted (xmga). This doesn't work with all systems.
Tr
@Majestyx Normally you can highlight the gnome-power-manager row in
Synaptic, then open the 'Package' menu on the top bar. Click 'Force
Version...' and choose the version you want to keep.
I don't know if this persists between updates, but hopefully it should
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According to the upstream gnome-power-manaqer developers, the version of
g-p-m in Ubuntu is patched with Ubuntu-specific changes, and it is these
changes that are causing the crashing issue.
I'm not using indicator-application, although I am still seeing the bug,
ruling out this package (unless g-
This bug appears to have regressed in the latest releases - specifically
Lucid in my case, but potentially Karmic as well, judging by the comment
above.
Changing the default video out away from xmga fixes the issue. I'm
assuming this default setting is no longer being applied for whatever
reason?
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I had the same issue with Karmic. When I first played an MP3 the plugin
assistant suggested 3 different packages to install. I only chose to
install one of them (the ffmpeg one), and as a result Totem could play
MP3s but cannot seek in them.
Having opened 'Ubuntu Software Centre' (the new name for
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I'm not sure if this is an Ubuntu or Totem issue (or both). Currently
.m3u files are not associated with Totem on a default Ubuntu install,
although Totem can handle this file type.
It would make sense in terms of user experience if these MP3 playl
This is also affecting me in Karmic.
The specific issue is that the 'Details' pull-down opens out at a fixed
vertical size. If it just pulled down to the bottom of the visible
screen, then it would cope with varying screen sizes, and could be
scrolled through on smaller screens. A more intelligent
As the problems being reported in the comments of this bug differ from
the original bug report, I have opened a new bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-application/+bug/538078
This is specifically related to the one remaining unfixed issue - the
power icon disappearing and reappearing every
Reported upstream here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=619067
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Hi Sebastien
Thanks for the update - would it be possible to backport this to Lucid as
well?
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Still an issue on the current version of Wubi, on a clean install of
Windows 7.
It does appears to relate to the presence of card readers in the PC (I
have 4) - and with the proliferation of these in both printers and PCs,
it's likely to be affecting many, many first-time Ubuntu users.
I personal
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Also confirm most bugs are fixed in the latest indicator-application and
gnome-power-manager, however the icon flicking on and off each battery
refresh still exists.
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Beta 1.
Detected the Nvidia restricted drivers correctly, but clicking Activate
raises the error :-
"You are not authorised to perform this action"
No prompt offered to raise privileges, as has happened i
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gmplayer fails to play a video file in a default configuration, as xmga
is selected as the default video out device, and autodetect fails to
work. As a result, errors are shown and the video does not play.
The command-line mplayer will, however,
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This bug appears to be a regression of the Gnome bug that was fixed
here:
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*Debian bug, not Gnome :)
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Failed to resume after battery-low auto-suspend. Was plugged in
immediately after suspend. Clean boot occurred instead of resume.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: This occured during a previous suspend and prevented it from
resuming properly.
AplayDevices:
List of P
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I'm seeing the same behaviour - both the gnome-settings-daemon and
gnome-volume-control-applet are up at 100Mb after 1 days usage. I only
noticed because my system slowed to a crawl and killing these processes
resolved the issue.
Seems like a fairly major memory leak to have this kind of impact -
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
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Thank you Asfand Qazi - I was going round in circles until I saw your
post. These steps fixed the issue for me:
remove all backports using apt-get
sudo apt-get install --reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source
modprobe -r lib80211
modprobe wl
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Thumbs up to the solution given by Nexos in comment #88 - I added the
the two PPA lines given in the link, ran update manager and installed
all updates, and since then the networking has stayed enabled between
restarts for the first time in a long time.
Running Xubuntu 10.04 and been experiencing
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