This happened to me when switching quickly to the 'Financial' mode and
then to the 'Basic' mode. I haven't looked into it further, but my gut
instinct is that I switched away from financial mode before the initial
currency information download was finished, and something reacted poorly
to the resul
The current "fix" in Ubuntu's released version doesn't entirely solve
the problem. It *is* solved in 0.6.2, the new upstream release. They
essentially just incorporated the same patch my PPA package uses into
the mainline code.
I will attempt to keep my PPA packages up to date as time permits, unt
This is now fixed for real in the new upstream version 0.6.2, using the
patch that I was advocating by Paul Wellner Bou.
The new version simply does not alter EXIF timestamps, which is arguably
the correct behavior.
What are the chances of seeing 0.6.2 in current Ubuntu as an SRU?
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The only (easy) way to get the times right in F-Spot's DB again is to
remove and re-import your pictures, unfortunately.
It would be possible to modify the times in the DB directly, a script
could be written to adjust them "behind F-Spot's back", but that's a
little beyond me right now.
Google ar
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 408912 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/408912
Sorry, that should have been bug #408912
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This would appear to be a duplicate of bug #408913, which is already
linked to an upstream report.
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CPU Frequency Scaling issue to scale frequency for 2
This would be an issue with dircolors, which is part of coreutils. I've
reassigned this to the correct package for you.
Thanks for reporting!
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I just had this very same thing happen to me. I'm not sure if you're
having the same issue or not, but here's what happened in my case:
Earlier, I had ejected a CD via the eject button, not through the UI.
The CD remained mounted, and still showed up in the Nautilus sidebar.
I tried to burn an Ubu
Are you using a POP or IMAP mail account?
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This is for the same reason that Ctrl, Alt, or Shift cannot be assigned
to an action by themselves. The Windows, or "Super" key is generally
considered a modifier just like the aforementioned Ctrl, Alt, and etc.
On the other hand, Windows does manage to use the Win key to open the
start menu, whil
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Some more thoughts here, after testing a few things.
The dialog that f-spot-import produces is the F-Spot gphoto importer,
for handling direct imports from various digital cameras.
Also, the ability to select the target directory in that dialog is not
an official F-Spot feature, but rather the re
On further review, the dialogs we are talking about are the F-Spot
Import dialog, launched by clicking import in F-Spot, vs. the dialog
provided by the command f-spot-import. f-spot-import is provided with
F-Spot, so any issues with its design would have to be reported
upstream.
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I concur about the inconsistency. In fact, that's been a pet issue of
mine for a while now. In my case, I want F-Spot to always keep my photos
in it's own directory structure, which the Nautilus F-Spot import dialog
does not permit.
I've never liked the idea of having two different dialogs to acco
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Are you accessing your mail account via POP? If so, the first computer
to connect will download your new emails and (by default) delete them
from the server, thus preventing any other computers from receiving
them.
There should be an option in the mail account settings to "Leave
messages on server
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426582
Indeed. That's the exact same graphics chip as in my laptop that
exhibits this problem. So, I'm marking this as a duplicate of Bug
#426582.
There's a wealth of information referenced in that report that may h
The problem here seems to lie in Step 4:
"4. Uncheck the option that says to copy the photos to Photos, since you have
your own folder organization scheme."
You've told F-Spot not to copy your files, and thus leave them exactly
where it found them. It simply adds their information to the database
Could run the following command in a terminal and attach the resulting
file to this report?
lspci - > lspci.txt
I suspect that this is bug #426582, if you have an ATI Radeon Mobility
graphics chip.
The hardware information from lspci will let us determine if this is the
case.
Thanks in adva
I'll try to be more specific here.
This is reproducible, for me at least, although not reliably.
At some point while using my computer, I notice a slowdown, and discover
that gnome-settings-daemon is eating CPU. Nothing in particular that I
do seems to trigger it.
When this occurs, if I kill gno
I am marking this confirmed, as the same issue was just reported by
another user in bug #483725, marked as a duplicate of this bug.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
On Ubuntu 9.10 with all updates, gnome-settings daemon will sometimes
start using around 70% CPU continuously, slowing the entire system down.
The only way to get back to normal is to logout/login.
If I kill gnome-settings-daemon an
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Marking this as affecting Seahorse, not sure why apport didn't.
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This bug is an upstream one and it would be quite helpful if somebody
experiencing it could send the bug the to the people writing the
software. You can learn more about how to do this for various upstreams
at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream. Thanks in advance!
This may be already reported
I am attaching a valgrind log of this bug in action. Like a previous
reporter, valgrind prevents this crash for me, but has definitely logged
some information about it.
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Have you checked the Options tab in the Startup Applications
Preferences? See if "Automatically remember running applications when
logging out" is checked. And it may be worth trying to exit all apps
that you don't want running on startup, and then clicking "Remember
Currently Running Application".
This is indeed odd. I get the following error trying to access that bug:
Timeout error
Our edge server has a lower timeout threshold than launchpad.net, so we
can catch those before they hit a wider audience. As a member of the
Launchpad Beta Testers team, you're more likely to experience them. I
I agree with the reporter, Spacebar is kind of a weird binding for this.
Enter is absolutely necessary, as some people, myself included, like to
do as much as possible with the keyboard alone.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/431073
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Thank you for your suggestion. However, the changes you are requesting
aren't really a bug and require more discussion, which should be done on
an appropriate mailing list or forum.
http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/mailinglists might be a good
start for determining which mailing list to use.
I've sent a patch for this upstream, and I'm attaching a debdiff here.
I've applied the patch to Empathy_2.28.1.1-0ubuntu1 and placed the
resulting packages in my PPA. You may get them from
https://launchpad.net/~smcgrath23/+archive/smcgrath
These packages offer a checkbox in the preferences dial
I'm attaching the patch I'm using for F-Spot to not automatically adjust
timestamps. Just in case Ubuntu ever wants to just temporarily fix this
downstream for now, or if anyone just wants to take a look and hack
away.
This is the patch I'm using in my PPA packages of F-Spot, it applies
cleanly ag
I've just run into this with a friend's brand-new Karmic install. Vino-
server is also not accepting connections, but that is probably a
separate bug.
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As far as I know, this feature will prevent importing duplicate
pictures, as long as all pictures have been hashed.
It does not, however, actually do anything with duplicate pictures that
are already imported. That would be a nice feature to have, in my
opinion. There is a third-party script which
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 175191 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175191
This appears to be a duplicate of Bug #175191. Upstream is still working
on an official fix, but in the meantime I am packaging versions of
F-Spot which are patched to not alter timestamps.
If you're interest
atively trivial.
Regards,
-Steve McGrath
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In regards to #18, The F-Spot developers do not agree with the "Don't
automatically alter timestamps" solution.
They are working to develop a solution where F-Spot will alter timestamps in a
"correct" way.
This is the reason for my question, to see if this issue could at least
be fixed within U
The exiftool method is what I used to fix my corruption. Unfortunately I
had some photos that had already been adjusted because my camera had the
wrong date set for quite a long time. I forget the exact steps I took,
but the end result was all of my photos being off by at least a couple
hours. Stup
I had some thoughts on this earlier today, as I was manually correcting
the timestamp on about 2,000 photos that F-Spot chose to corrupt for me.
I'm commenting here because I believe that something should be done
about this in Ubuntu until upstream comes up with a solution. I'm not
holding my breat
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Absolutely. Here is the document which apparently crashed pdftotext.
It's a monster 964 page PDF included with an old DOS flight sim.
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I've got this one too, 2-day old Jaunty install, en_US.UTF-8 locale,
default Ubuntu Gnome theme. Can empty trash from trash applet right-
click menu, but opening trash in Nautilus shows disabled "Empty Trash"
button.
Nautilus is: Version: 1:2.26.2-0ubuntu2
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