Not necessary--I can no longer reproduce this in hardy. Feel free to
change bug status to reflect this.
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Rhythmbox displays error, crashes using monoscope visualization
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156027
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OK, I've attached that.
** Attachment added: "Backtrace with gstreamer debug symbols"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10788613/gdb-rhythmbox.txt
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Rhythmbox displays error, crashes using monoscope visualization
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This also seems to be reproducible using both xv and non-xv video output
fwiw.
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I have an i915 video adapter. I can reproduce it with compiz both on
and off. I noticed that I cannot reproduce it on my other computer,
which has a Geforce 7600GT using the nVidia binary driver blob fwiw.
I've attached a backtrace. I noticed that I originally used the word
crash, but this was
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Rhythmbox displays the following error when selecting the monoscope
visualization after another visualization is already used:
Unable to start visualization
Failed to link new visual effect into the Gstreamer pipeline
This tends to leave Rhyth
Yes, when I kill those processes before logging in again, I cannot
reproduce the bug.
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Gnome-panel fails to load applets after re-login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/141593
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Accidentally assigned to wrong package.
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Sourcepackagename: gnome-applets => gnome-panel
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Gnome-panel fails to load applets after re-login
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** Attachment added: "Example of the gnome-panel error"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9445789/Screenshot-Error.png
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Gnome-panel fails to load applets after re-login
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
After logging in, then logging out, and then logging back in again (or
logging in, pressing ctrl-alt-backspace, and logging back in again),
gnome-panel fails to load some applets with errors such as the
following:
"The panel encountered a p
I use tango. However, I can reproduce this from a fresh Tribe-4 live cd
boot-up, so human as well. In fact, I've been playing around, and I've
found some other icons that do this too. I've attached a screenshot
that shows all of the icons of the default ones in the menus that have
this problem f
Using gutsy, I was still experiencing this until I did a...
rm -r ~/.thumbnails
It looks like the bad wallpaper metadata was saved in my thumbnail cache.
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[Feisty] PNG desktop image dimensions displayed divided by 10
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/83210
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
After the gutsy update to Rhythmbox 0.11.1, when creating a desktop icon
for Rhythmbox, the icon appears way too small. To reproduce, go to
Applications -> Sound & Video -> Right click on Rhythmbox -> Add this
launcher to desktop. This issue w
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of issue."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8229171/rhythmbox-icon.png
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Rhythmbox desktop launcher icon appears too small
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Will the fix be released in Ubuntu in time for Feisty?
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This bug seems fixed for the primary menu (the one with Accessories,
Games, Graphics, etc., a la the attachment on comment1), but not for its
sub-menus (see attachment of this comment).
I'm using 2.17.92-0ubuntu4.
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of bug."
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6725395
I think I've figured out why the package manager seems to trip it up.
It presents a unique case, where both the contents of /usr/share/pixmaps
and /usr/share/applications change at the same time, or at least in
between menu browsing.
Here's an example that I've found to rigorously reproduce this b
Right, I think so--I've been speaking about the bug where the menus or
sub-menus from the gnome menu bar are sometimes displayed too short and
have arrows on the top and bottom as if they haven't enough screen
height to display (even though they do) when the gnome menu bar is on a
panel on the bott
In my previous comment, "year"->"here".
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I think that in any case gnome-panel's behavior year is buggy, but what
leans me toward the packaging system being part at fault too is that I
can change, add, and remove menu contents using alacarte all day long
without this bug appearing. Of course, this is in userland, but I can
do the same wit
Yeah, I don't believe that this bug has anything to do with restarting
the system.
It's fairly reproducible by installing packages that affect the gnome
menu. Take the game "atomix" for example. It puts a menu entry under
"Games". So to reproduce, insure that your menu is working correctly
befo
I've been using this patch for a while, and it seems to work greatly.
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Shuffle + repeat + two-track playlist results in buggy behavior
https://launchpad.net/bugs/68932
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Yes, I see this as well.
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This seems fixed when I upgraded to Feisty's totem. Well, at least
mostly. It automatically resizes when opening a movie, and the '0' and
'1' keyboard shortcuts work, but '2' seems to still not work.
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Fully updated Ubuntu 6.10 with Rhythmbox 0.9.6. I noticed this
happening on my brother's computer too, which has the same version.
This is my first time using Rhythmbox, so I can't speak to older
versions.
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Shuffle + repeat + two-track playlist results in buggy behavior
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I just noticed this happening with a three-track playlist too, except
much more rarely, so I tried it with a six-track playlist, and it
happened more rarely yet. Maybe Rhythmbox _is_ supposed to have some
safe-guard to prevent a song from being played twice in a row, except it
isn't working quite
Public bug reported:
Bug: When there are only two tracks in a playlist and both shuffle and
random are enabled, Rhythmbox can have buggy behavior when the next
button is pressed. If I am playing track A and press next, sometimes
Rhythmbox will highlight track B, replace track A's name at the top
I've found a fix for my version of this bug. I have an ipw2200, and I
used to get two simultaneous keyring prompts after logging in when nm-
applet tries to automatically connect to a preferred, secure network. I
installed the network-manager and network-manager-gnome 0.6.4 packages
from debian u
I can also confirm this bug. I always get simultaneously prompted twice
for my keyring password at log-in. My wireless chipset is an ipw2200.
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Displays repeated keyring dialogs on resume from suspend and login
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To clarify on comment 17,
/etc/xdg/menu/debian-menu.menu is the broken symlink that needs deleting, not:
/etc/xdg/debian-menu.menu, which doesn't exist.
But excellent workaround.
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gnome-panel eats 50% cpu for half an hour and flickers
https://launchpad.net/bugs/52405
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Ditto Carlos (the post above).
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