This sounds like the same keymap issues that were experienced with an
older version. It may be that the solution that was implemented to
solve those issues may not resolve this issue or may be aggravating it.
I believe this stems out of the new evdev input system that is in use in
newer desktops.
I encounter a similar bug.
For me, Nautilus often requires a refresh before new files/folders show up.
This appears to happen only if the files/folders are created by an
external program (creating a file/folder in Nautilus correctly triggers
a refresh of the view).
Same architecture. Fully upda
Completely up-to-date Karmic install, same bug.
Happened when I resumed from hibernate.
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session active, not inhibited, screen idle message
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/423694
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I'm not sure if it is related, but I have noticed that certain apps that
pass keypresses (Ctrl+Alt+Delete) to a sub program like virt-manager are
still broken even if the keymap is right inside KDE. This works on the
console just fine, just not within FreeNX.
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Regression: Connecting to FreeNX
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
I have a laptop which I run with a dual screen setup in work - laptop as
bottom screen, VGA out vertically above it. I suspend the laptop in
work, resume when I get home without the second screen.
What is happening is on resume the
@Alexander: I apologize for the terse post earlier. I love Ubuntu, especially
the Kubuntu variant and all my computers run Jaunty (except for my server which
is still Intrepid). My post was made at 2am my time after being up since 7am
working all day, driving 2.5 hours at 4pm and working from
Ok, it was reported in February, now it is well into May, Jaunty has
been released already. Has anyone even tried to fix this? I think the
about:config workaround above does seem to fix it for Firefox, but is
there a reason why we shouldn't just force that as a default or if that
isn't feasible t
I've got a Dell XPS-1330m and I'm getting the problem with cheese even
though I've got compiz disabled and always have done.This is at
1600x1200 - works in lower resolutions. Webcam works in Skype.
This is with the stock current intrepid kernel - not the PPA one.
jebw
2008/11/14 zoomy942 <[EMAIL
The dimming problem doesn't occur if 'Dim display when idle' option is
deselected (along with the 'Reduce backlight brightness' setting). Would
suggest power manager is watching for activity but not seeing any for
some reason ??
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[hardy] Brightness level on battery is not consistent with user a
I'm getting the same symtoms
Display is set to not dim when on battery but does anyway, once dimmed
any movement of the mouse then causes it to dim further.
Dell XPS 1330m - installed with Hardy Alpha 6, updated to current as of
27.03.08. Using gnome-power-manager 2.22.0-0ubuntu2
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Should there also be some link to the nautilus settings? I only knew
where to find the settings because of something I'd seen on p.g.o?
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Preferences option for Removeable Drives doesnt control Removeable drives
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202457
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-volume-manager
In System -> Preferences there is a link for 'Removeable Drives and
Media'. This no longer controls Removeable Drives - this is handled by
Nautilus' edit->preferences menu.
** Affects: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: U
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