This might not be specific to empathy: I see the same issue in xchat and
weechat. There's something else affecting it, though: from home on the
wired net, xchat always reconnects right away when I resume from
suspend, but when I'm traveling and using wifi, neither xchat nor
weechat will reconnect a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 783109 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783109
Bug 783109 seems to be "private", whatever that means. If I click on the link
Launchpad is giving me, it tells me:
There’s no page with this address in Launchpad.
and the note at the bottom of the bug says "R
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libpoppler13
Split off from bug 669211 since I was told this was a different issue:
In Natty, many PDFs cause epdfview to crash on startup.
Unhelpful stack trace (no symbols):
#0 0xb775b706 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6
#1 0xb7f5777b in
A week ago I wrote about un-blacklisting the module. But even with the
pcspkr module loaded (lsmod shows it), most of the time there's no beep,
either in or out of X. The pcspkr module seems very flaky in Ubuntu
kernels. I've never figured out why; if I build my own kernel, pcspkr
works fine, wheth
A lot of the discussion in this bug has to do with metacity and pulse, but for
people who don't use gnome, metacity, pulse or any of that stuff, and just want
their pcspkr module to beep when asked under lucid, I just posted a blog
article:
http://shallowsky.com/blog/linux/kernel/pcspkr-lucid.ht
** Description changed:
-- Lucid SRU report follows --
Impact: A common and visible part of GIMP's UI has disappeared due to
Lucid's switch to gtk 2.19. This will cause confusion for new GIMP users
(the UI won't match tutorials) as well as existing users.
The bug has been fixed ups
Here's a slightly updated version of Bhaskar Kandiyal's debdiff
(changing the version number and mentioning the upstream commit) for use
in an SRU request.
** Attachment added: "Updated debdiff (different version number)"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/45887889/gimp_2.6.8-2ubuntu1.1.debdiff
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I don't use gdm, and hit this bug. I was able to make the dialog go away by
moving these files out of /etc/init:
gdm.conf failsafe-x.conf plymouth* usplash.conf
I'm sure I didn't need to eliminate all of those, but just failsafe-x.conf
alone didn't do it so I cast a wider net.
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Since failsafe
Another metoo, worked in karmic until recently, failed in lucid, but:
- I don't use gnome, and I notice stderr has a message:
** (evince:5984): WARNING **: Failed to create dbus proxy for
org.gnome.SettingsDaemon: Could not get owner of name
'org.gnome.SettingsDaemon': no such name
- Karmic's e
Aside from any posible future nautilus UI, I'm not seeing from the hal-
disable-polling documentation how someone could use it to disable all
polling. It looks like you'd have to mount an investigation to figure
out which devices were being polled (read the discussion in this bug to
see that it's n
Or if you don't want gnome-vfs, installing gimp-libcurl also works.
Could this be included in (or required by) gimp, then let the gnomevfs
version be optional (for those who are using gnome)?
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gimp "open from url" doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/146290
You received this bug notific
Gnumeric still can't print landscape here (feisty). If I print to a PDF
file, and when I view output.pdf in xpdf it's in portrait.
Might be related to bug #125691 on firefox, and I suspect there might be
some setting in $HOME that isn't getting written properly (perhaps
related to the discussion i
Still happening: I just hit this in a newly installed feisty (using
existing preferences from an older gaim, of course). Fortunately this
bug was the first google hit and ctrl-R fixed it (thanks, Gerr!)
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Black background in conversations after upgrade to 2.0beta3
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs
1. How does closing a bug help in getting it assigned to the right component?
What is the right component?
2. Where is the appropriate place for this discussion to happen, since you
evidently don't think the bug system is the right place?
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New unneeded dependencies on hal
https://launchpad.ne
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hal
I just attempted to update dapper -- my last update was a few days
before the official release -- and suddenly there are all sorts of
dependencies on hal that weren't there a week before dapper's release.
In particular, konqueror (via kdebase-kio-plug
Nope. Neither your example, nor the example that's already in the file (which
is different: it nests the storage.removable case inside the
storage.hotpluggable case) stops the polling. If anything it might be more
frequent after making the change. (Yes, I did also uncomment the lines, and I'm
r
User friendly or not, I'd appreciate instructions on how to do it. I tried
changing everything I could find that looked like it might be related (see the
first couple comments in this bug) but nothing I could find stopped the
polling. In hoary it was possible to get hald to stop polling by editi
Inserted media aren't automounted even with the two hal devices polling;
running hald makes no difference I've been able to notice.
Is automounting dependent on the gnome desktop doing something? I've done a lot
of this testing without any desktop running -- in fact, on the Dapper Flight 6
I've
** Attachment added: "hald-addon-storage trace"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/2082896/3959.trace
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hal's automount_enabled_hint causes disk to beep every few seconds
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/27323
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I started with four processes: -acpi, -keyboard, and two -storage processes.
Killing the second -storage process didn't stop the access, but when I killed
the first one as well, the beeping stopped.
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/2026591/hald.trace
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