Public bug reported:
When I open the Appearance panel in the GNOME Control Centre, it begins
loading thumbnails for candidate background images, but after a few
screenfuls (several seconds) it crashes.
This used to be a problem (probably somewhere about 10.X and 11.X, but I
can't quite remember)
See also
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/1086806 which
gets the same symptoms and for which the workaround also works.
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This seems highly likely to be related to #1084843. That bug has listed
a workaround:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=12337687&postcount=3
That workaround seems to be working for me. (I'm now in the process of
ripping a CD.)
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I confirm that this used to work for me (probably in 11.10, don't think
I tried ripping any CDs in 12.04) but I discovered today that it is
broken in 12.10. I am also using a 64-bit installation.
This is rather a nuisance, as it means I can't use Rhythmbox to rip CDs
for use on another device with
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Title:
Turning off on-screen keyboard leaves it on the locked screen
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Public bug reported:
System Settings -> Universal Access -> Typing -> Screen keyboard is
initially disabled.
When it is enabled, it may (I can't remember whether or not it did the
first time) ask whether you wish to activate it on the dialogue to
unlock the screen (stating that Onboard is configu
** Summary changed:
- Alt+F[n] keyboard shortcuts don't function in new sessions
+ Some custom keyboard shortcuts don't function in new sessions
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** Description changed:
I have historically had three custom keyboard shortcuts:
gVim: Alt+F12
System Monitor: Shift+Ctrl+Escape
Python: Alt+F6
Since updating from Ubuntu 11.10 to 12.04, while the System Monitor
shortcut continues to function, the two Alt+F[n] s
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Title:
Alt+F[n] keyboard shortcuts don't function in new sessions
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Public bug reported:
I have historically had three custom keyboard shortcuts:
gVim: Alt+F12
System Monitor: Shift+Ctrl+Escape
Python: Alt+F6
Since updating from Ubuntu 11.10 to 12.04, while the System Monitor
shortcut continues to function, the two Alt+F[n] shortcuts do not
fun
I would like to disagree with the "Invalid" flag applied by that bot;
this is the live CD for 12.04 Beta 2, thus upgrading packages isn't an
option. As for the stack trace, I dunno about that. Debug symbols not
available while running in the live CD, or something of the sort,
perhaps?
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Title:
gnome-settings-daemon crashed when clicking on dash home from Live CD
At the time it was 9.10 with the standard version of Alacarte.
The way I did this at first was like this:
1. Install Google Chrome
2. Go to a URL which has a query string with multiple arguments - thus a
floating ampersand in it. For example, http://launchpad.net?&;
3. Click on the Page button
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alacarte
Editing a menu item which has an ampersand in it (&), properly encoded
in the XML as & before, removes this XML encoding, meaning that the
user gets invalid XML, and the menu vanishes. This is Not a Good Thing.
It means that the menu editor just
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