I disagree that this bug is greeter related (even if you set your new
password, you haven't told greeter to use it to login, but there is
still the option chosen to log in without one).
What this does, which is more serious for the new user, it's that it
disables the admin password and effectively
My problem is very similar, so I don't want to open a new bug, but want
to confirm this one.
I was using Ubuntu 10.04 and backed up my Evolution address book and mail
before a fresh install of 10.10.
After the install, all adresses show up fine in my address book (after
restoring the settings),
do it.
If you don't like this behaviour, that's a shame, as it is just what
Ubuntu represents to me - an easy to use system, where things just work
=)
Mikko Saarinen
P.S. I know other people would claim that OSX is for that, but why not
do our best to give people a real choice with Linux
Glad to hear there is progress in this =)
It is embarrassing when Ubuntu can't do such basic operations without
using the console! This is one step in bringing the OS in bar with other
modern systems.
Michael is right about the need for options. I am keen with the
simplicity of Gnome when it does
o spare?
This could be at least our short term solution, before the whole
printing system gets a revamp of some sort =)
Thank you again Till!
Mikko Saarinen
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Doesn't print (large) PDF files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/44989
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I too can print my files with the lpr command, so evince is to be
blamed.
But the same happened with eye of gnome - I downloaded an icc test image
(4,5 MB jpg) and opened it with Eye of Gnome. When I tried to print it
the process took 6 minutes and died with too many failed attempts. Then
I tried
I agree that this is a bug and was indeed going to write a bug report
myself but came across this one. Thanks Paul :)
Paul has mentioned all the places where an average user would search for
this task, but here is what should also be taken into account:
1. Formatting an usb stick should NOT reque
I have a 11,8 MB PDF file which doesn't print at all from Evince (Ubuntu 7.04).
I know It's insanely large file, but for that you have to blame Scribus and not
me ;) After all, it contains just two small images and some text... Somehow it
ended up being almost 12 megabytes. Huh.
Anyway, if I try
No, it seems I haven't faced this one in a long time.
Sorry that I forgot to mention about this earlier. This could be marked
as rejected and we have one bug less to worry about =)
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Can't log out from gnome session in Edgy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71544
You received this bug notificatio
Both /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog doesn't show anything of
interest. If I knew how, I could raise the detail level to debug. I
don't remember how to do that, though...
Anyhow, in the attachement you find logs from both syslog and messages.
The steps taken are:
08:41 log out (from gnome p
Seems like this issue has been disappeared with Edgy. At least I do not
remember bumping into this any more =)
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Don't want to start another bug for this, because this is related:
Nautilus CD burner does not seem to recognize the maximum burn speeds of
my drive / the cd's to be burned.
If I right click the cd icon on the desktop and select Copy Disc, I can
choose a write speed from the menu. The choices go
I would also like to see this option. So let's keep it open and
hopefully some kind soul will implement it one day =)
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/2926
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Public bug reported:
This happens frequently, but not always, I think...
When I try to log out from Gnome session the machine freezes. Both
panels get killed, and all applications are closed, but I am not given
the login screen. All that can be seen on the monitor is my gnome
wallpaper image.
Th
Same here, suspend works, but hibernate doesn't.
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Suspend (or hibernate) does nothing
https://launchpad.net/bugs/3642
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I'm not running network-manager, since it doesn't work with ra2500 using wpa...
But that's another issue ;-)
So for me this is not the cause.
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I did a new install with the install cd and this problem did not show
up. So for me it only happened with the gparted in the live cd.
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All of the issues mentioned above seem to be fixed at this point.
There is still one thing worth mentioning before setting this bug as fixed:
When the screen is locked and you press the power button, no pop-up
screen is displayed, which is good. But when the password has been
entered and the scree
I can confirm this problem with Ubuntu 6.06 "Dapper Drake" - Beta 2 i386
Live CD.
This happened twice when I wanted manually edit the partition table.
1. Removed all partitions
2. Created three primary ext3 partitions in hda (about 20, 35 and 1.5 GB)
3. Set mountpoints to "/", "home" and "swap" (
I can confirm this with a Dapper Beta2 Desktop CD Installer.
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Related to this, sometimes after the authentication is done and I should get my
desktop back I am instead greeted with the window that pops up when you press
the power button.
If I press the Cancel button, it gives me my session back. That is just another
step I wouldn't bother taking.
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Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
I have set the password protection on from the screensaver options. This
causes the screen to lock when suspending or hibernating the machine.
W
I found out how to enable the screen locking on resume. It is done by setting
the locking on when screensaver is active.
However there are other problems with this setting. After resume, when I have
entered my password and the screen unlocks the next thing that happens is that
the same screen p
This doesn't happen to me (using Flight 6 on MSI S250 laptop).
I tested this by locking the screen and suspending the machine with sleep
button. Also hibernated it via lid close. Both times when I resumed the session
the lock screen came right back.
Power button did not have any action here.
I
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