it seems to affect me too. i created a text document on the desktop,
then every time i tried to open it by double clicking it, gedit crashed.
when i opened gedit using the terminal an THEN clicked it, it opened
alright. when i closed gedit and double-clicked the file again, it still
works.
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Yes, there's still no information on the inability to edit tags on .mpc
files that I have (and I still can't edit them using rhythmbox; in fact,
for some files, the tags are not even properly displayed (yet they're
there, since easytag does read them alright).
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no warnings on unsupported action
On the other hand, it does seem like the conversion actually works
properly now (at least for mpc files).
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Whiel transferring the other files, I noticed that the issue is also
present with any files on an external device (i.e. you can't edit any
tags, and there's no information or warning whatsoever). Curiously, the
“beats per minute” field is always editable, but after reopening the
settings any chang
I did what obadz suggested, and it solved the problem, however, because of this
I can't install rhythmbox-plugins -- the oneiric version doesn't agree with
rhythmbox, while the natty version apparently conflicts with vlc.
On a sidenote, rhythmbox doesn't appear anywhere in notification area in lx
Thanks a lot Rafael, your suggestion solved my problem. :)
Specifically, I needed those to set up keyboard shortcuts in lubuntu. They work
just fine.
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GP Frello's comment related to the bug in 10.04. the comment still
stands: hovering over the tray icon seems to do nothing, i'm not sure if
it's intended or not, but if it is, that and changing the behavior with
respect to clicking the tray icon deals quite a blow to accessibility
imo.
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I'm having a problem with mpc files (but it probably applies to some other
media formats...): when I go into properties of a file and try to change the
tags, the properrties open normally, I can select the text, but I can't edit it
– whatever
well, my clock does NOT show the right time. it shows 20:27 whereas it's
12:27 where i am (or 10:27 utc).
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time-admin crashed with SIGSEGV in strcmp()
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found another similar bug, altough it may be an mplayer bug.
steps to reproduce:
1. turn down the brightness.
2. open any video in mplayer. brightness goes to the max (this may be the way
it's supposed to work).
3. close mplayer. brightness is still max, while it should go back (or not
change at
i'm experiencing a similar problem. when changing brightness using keyboard
shortcuts, it goes bright/dim/bright/dim, though it does eventually reach
higher/lower brightness. it also goes back up some time after being lowered
after some time and after restarting monitor. it also stopped working
i don't know if it's of any importance, but i discovered that under
windows, after uninstalling acer's power management tool (bloatware) the
brightness controls stop working altogether.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/128452
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one more thing i've found out - if brightness controls do work at all,
the dim/bright bug doesn't occur during system loading and in the logon
screen before logging in, only after logging in. it's in the logon
screen if i 'switch user', but not when i log out.
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the dim-bright issue seems to be gone in hardy, not sure if it always
works, but it seems that if it does work at all, it works properly.
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gnomine: mine explodes after being flagged
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/227928
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i flagged a mine, then clicked a 1 next to it to uncover nearby tiles
and it actually uncovered the tile i have just flagged, making me lose
the game. it's actually the first time it happened to me, and it seems
like for some reason it registe
well, i thought i described it clearly, but okay:
1. i played the game normally, then right-clicked the tile which has a flag and
explosion in (see screenshot) to flag it, and right after that left-clicked the
tile to the right of it (marked with one).
2.
- i expected tiles adjacent to the left-c
the brightness controls seem to work at every startup now, so i guess
the bug is fixed.
martin: yeah, i think it's a different bug. it seems like the brightness
settings aren't saved properly. similiar thing happens when you suspend:
after unsuspending the brightness is set to the max, even if it
well, after some testing i found out that the bug is not hard to reproduce at
all, so it's not quite as uncommon as i have thought, and so i guess it could
be quite annoying for some people.
steps to reproduce:
1. uncover a tile and find out where the mines around it are.
2. flag all but one of t
i've found out the same thing happens when you simply close the lid (when it's
set to just turn off the screen in such case) or switch to tty by ctrl-alt-f1
and back by ctrl-alt-f7 - the brightness is reset.
a funny thing happens when you do it quickly - you can see the brightness
applet showing
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