Public bug reported:
For some reason at some point the name of the menu entry for access to
configuration of printers (can be found under System->Administration) has been
changed to Busy Printing (it is actually in dutch "Bezig met afdrukken" so I am
not exactly sure what it says in English.. p
Thanks for the work around (I did not know I could change this in Alacarte
which I did just now manually)
Anyway, glad to be of some help.
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Name of "Configure Printers" wrong
https://launchpad.net/bugs/49893
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Will this bug be fixed in the next version of Ubuntu? In gutsy it is
still present. Trying to copy a file bigger in size then the filesystem
can handle (>4gb on fat32 for instance) although enough space is
available will still make nautilus disappear and reappear shortly
afterwards. Not really a di
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 70535 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/70535
I am using Gutsy Gibbon with all updates applied and experienced the
same crash as well. I will install gdb and post the log later on. It
would indeed be better to have nautilus present the user with the
message
Same here. When the samba share is auto mounted in /etc/fstab, HAL fails to
initialise, the desktop is stalled for a couple of minutes. Then the desktop
appears, and the samba share gets mounted. When doing lshal immediately in a
terminal I got a message saying that HAL could not be connected to
I have the same problem. Although I do not experience the high cpu
amount, I do have a job lingering in the print job window after job
completion. When I cancel the job and a new job was issued, the new job
is finally printed. Please fix this because it is a bit annoying to have
a job printed upon
