Public bug reported:
I've tried to install feisty from alternate 386 iso
I had some problems with backuppc remainders (old installation) but I've
managed to reinstall apache2-common and remove it, then the installation went
smoothly.
A bit before and after the restart, I've been having problems
Yes, it had problems with the gnome-session. I've tried to run sessions
properties.. it "thinks" a bit then nothing!
$ sudo gnome-session-properties
could not connect to the session manager
Tried reinstalling gnome-sessions gnome-panel and gnome-core, didn't
help. I assume it is a problem of ber
It was gnome-session! This is the /home/forger/.gnome2/session:
[Default]
0,id=117f0001010001175288823007603
0,RestartStyleHint=1
0,Program=update-notifier
0,CurrentDirectory=/home/forger
0,CloneCommand=update-notifier
0,RestartCommand=update-notifier --sm-client-id
Exactly the same problem here!
in edgy i had ctrl + arrow-left or ctrl + arrow-right in terminal to skip
words. in ubuntu feisty when i press them it types "5D" or "5C".
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can no longer jump words with CTRL-arrow in gnome-terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/89235
You received this bug noti
Yes, the config under [Default] made the normal (by normal I mean GNOME,
not Safe GNOME) login, and I could recreate the bug by readding those
values. I'm really sorry though, I don't have that info anymore, since
the problem got fixed by clearing the values under [Default], as I've
previously ment
Public bug reported:
No matter which ntp server I choose, the time jumps ahead after a day or so for
10 to 20 minutes. It looks as if the timer is not correct when counting.
I'll try without the ntp synchronizing, just to see if this relies to the
time/date panel in gnome-panel.
** Affects: gno
Theory confirmed, the timer jumped ahead 10 minutes, it should be 19:18,
whereas it is 19:28
Looks like the internal timer of the time&date panel is faulty or something.
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time jumps ahead 10-20 minutes no matter the ntp server
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/104091
You received this bug notifi
Same situation here.
Can you be a bit more specific of what you require and possibly some steps to
debug the clock applet? The clock applet seems to go ahead 20 minutes in time
after 5-6 hours or after 24 hours have passed since the last resynchronization
(manual or by ntp).
Disable any ntp serv
** Description changed:
No matter which ntp server I choose, the time jumps ahead after a day or so
for 10 to 20 minutes. It looks as if the timer is not correct when counting.
I'll try without the ntp synchronizing, just to see if this relies to the
time/date panel in gnome-panel.
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I checked the time on windows xp, everything was ok for two days (not
even a second shifted)
Also, here's:
- hwclock output: Thu 12 Apr 2007 04:18:20 PM CEST -0.738322 seconds
- date output: Thu Apr 12 16:22:50 CEST 2007
The shifting is less these days, after some big upgrades in ubuntu 7.04 (sor
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