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> Maybe it might be because I'm running 686/smp kernel?
Dunno... possibly, since I don' t use 686 nor SMP, but just the default i386
kernel.
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Attached.
I didn't touch it though, I only selected French keyboard when installing
Dapper, and that's about it.
Also, I noticed sometihng interesting (which might rule X out):
I created a new user, to get a "fresh" st
Still here for me.
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"touch /path/to/desktopfile.desktop" at the end of the package installation. Or
make it possible that it's installed after the executable.
I'm not sure that Mark will accept a patch which looks again if the executable
is here after 10 seconds, but that's the only gnome-menus workaround I can
th
+1
I just experienced this problem with a one particular pdf file (uploaded).
Apparently it was created with "pdfeTeX-1.21a"
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Oops, forgot to mention: I am running up to date Dapper.
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Public bug reported:
Affects: evince (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
According to the change log for Evince, in version 0.5.0:
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* New upstream version:
Oops, forgot to mention: I am running up to date Dapper.
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> It should probably happens on the first opening only since it stores the
> information about the .pdf you opened and use them when you open it again
Ahh... I didn't think of that, oops... I was doing my tests by opening
the same file over and over again ! I did notice that evince was s
> What value do you have for the gconf /apps/evince/show_sidebar key?
Ah, I think we have a problem here ;-) I don't have this key !
under /apps/evince, I can see only one key: "override_restrictions"
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When you say "stop responding", do you mean it doesn't react to window events
(new windows, etc.) or that you can't do anything with it? Does right-click on
the handle of the applet work?
Stack trace will help, of course :-)
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> > Stack trace will help, of course :-)
>
> I guess the one I posted is useless?
Yeah, it's a typical libwnck strack trace you get when you don't have the dbg
package.
It's kind of interesting if it only doesn't react to new events. Does it also
happen with other applets (the workspace switch
Yes, I use F6, F7 and F8, to control Rhythmbox.
However if I delete these short-cuts, it doesn't improve things.
Also, the Control+F12 doesn't work, and I have no shortcut that uses F12.
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Affects: evince (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Sometimes books have very wide margins, that waste a lot of space.
In the example attached, the book is difficult to read because of this.
In this situatio
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Priority: None => Medium
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Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
[Running Dapper]
Nautilus is very slow to populate the window when i opening folders that
contain numerous files.
For example today I happened to look
Public bug reported:
Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
I opened the folder ~/.thumbnails, which contained about 10,000 files.
It took 2 or 3 minutes to open, and during that very long time, Nautilus was
compl
Public bug reported:
Affects: evince (Ubuntu)
Severity: Minor
Priority: Low
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
When I select the "Best Fit" zoom level, it never selects what's best. Instead,
it aper to always zoom out until it can fit the page completely.
So I think that "B
Could this be http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=332493 ?
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Sure, please do ! :o)
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Hmm yes, I don't see any glitches anymore... let's close the bug then...
** Changed in: eog (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Fix Released
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Yes, it is still is very very bad/buggy, I haven't sensed any improvement since
filing the bug.
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No plan for this, but I can't say we'll never do this.
Ben, I don't quite understand this comment: "The issue is that this scroll
isn't as reversible as scrolling in a text document or something."
Why isn't it as reversible?
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Isn't the right fix to fix scrolling on laptops, then?
I mean, there are a lots of places where you'll get similar issues. We
shouldn't disable scrolling everywhere except for texts just because of this.
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I can confirm this also on a Thinkpad T40p using Dapper Beta freshly installed.
When pushing the "down" volume button, it moves the progress bar down 1/12th,
but when pushing the "up" volume button, it moves the progress bar up 1/30th
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> The GNOME upstream solution provides an organized, HIG compliant
> way for the user to select between the various ways to end a session.
> For the reasons outlined above, I feel that the upstream session dialogs will
> provide the most polished experience for users and I urge Ubuntu devs to at
> People who want to use the upstream dialogs are free to do so,
> you just have to change /apps/panel/global/upstream_session
> key to true with gconf-editor
Wow, thanks !!! I didn't know it was so easy to do, just did it and indeed
works like a charm ! :o)
> Vincent, w
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Hmmm, you are very lucky. I did a fresh a install of Dapper and still have the
bug, nothing has changed during the development version of Dapper, nor the
final release, nor Xubuntu which ships clearlooks too, nor NexentaOS which also
ships with clearlooks.
Maybe it's an architecture dependent bu
I just tried it, it appears to be fixed (yeepee).
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Yes indeed, this update got rid of the extra root filsystem icon, but I
still have unwanted icons for all the other partitions (mainly Edgy,
that sits on a second hard drive) that I have NOT mounted in fstab...
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Changing the status back to "confirmed", since the bug is still 100%
there...
** Changed in: gnome-vfs2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Yes, I feared I would get that typical not so constructive remark. Oh
well, I have gotten used to it by now, it doesn't hurt anymore...
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Yes, I feared I would get that typical not so constructive remark. Oh
well, I have gotten used to it by now, it doesn't hurt anymore...
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
When I click on the applications menu, the menu opens but it's unusable
because it blinks. The shortcuts and system menu works well.
Version : edgy
Gnome-menus : 2.15.4.1-0ubuntu1
Gnome-panel : 2.14.2-1ubuntu1
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu
Well it's not hidden really, the mail notification option is in the
preferences dialog, under "Mail Preferences", at the bottom of the page.
But never mind, I have eventually given up on Evolution and switched to
Sylpeed, so you can clise this bug if you like (to tidy up Malone a bit
;-), as well
Just do this: gnome-session-remove gnome-panel && gnome-panel --sync
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I just upgraded Edgy once more before replying, just in case, but Clearlooks
(the object of this bug) still has the bug.
Out of curiosity I also tried Ubuntulooks which you mentionned, (doesn't seem
to be listed as "Ubuntulooks" anymore BTW, just "Human"), but it also still has
the bug.
Maybe t
Here is a screencast (animated GIF) showing the problem on Dapper.
However you can close the bug, as it seems to be absent from Edgy as of today.
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Closing in Ubuntu as well, since the fix appears to have found its way
into Edgy. I don't have the problem anymore at any rate.
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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I cannot note what events make the panel loop because I can't redirect
the output of the terminal to a file.
Concerning the backtrace, I obtain this :
(gdb) thread apply all bt
Thread 1 (Thread -1225189712 (LWP 14482)):
#0 0xe410 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb758166b in poll () from /lib/t
After trying "gnome-session-remove gnome-panel; MENU_VERBOSE=1
GNOME_PANEL_DEBUG=1 BONOBO_ACTIVATION_DEBUG_OUTPUT=1 gnome-panel 2>
~/Desktop/panel-debug.txt" and reading the output, the events
"file:///etc/xdg/menus/debian-menu.menu" created, marking tree for
recanonicalization" seems to make gnom
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
When you press "Alt+F2" you get a little dialogue where you can enter manually
the name of a GUI program you want to execute.
There is an auto-completion feature that greatly helps in entering the program
name, and I love it.
The problem I n
Just tried in Edgy. It works a bit better, it's less blattant, but the bug is
definitely still there.
I haven't re-opened it though since upstream status is apparently
"rejected", hence I guess they won't do anything about the problem.
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Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
See attached.
Currently in Dapper, n-m displays the name of the Ethernet cards in the
main window, which is convenient... and just makes sense.
However I noticed in Edgy that the GUI has been reworked, and (among
other things) now the
I'd be interested to know if it still happens when making
/apps/panel/general/applet_id_list (in gconf) an empty list (make sure
to save the previous value). (you'll then only see menus and launchers)
Also, does it also mean you can't add anything to the panel?
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Just noticed in System->Administration, this new "Services" capplet. Looks
nice, but it lists only 8 services, when "BUM" shows 20, see screenshot for a
side by side comparison.
** Affects: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bug
Public bug reported:
Affects: gok (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
>From the last gok update:
gok (1.0.7-0ubuntu3) dapper; urgency=low
* debian/patches/04_menu_change.patch:
- hide menu entry.
I don't understand why i
It'd make sense to use the foot upstream, but I'm afraid it won't look
well if the foot is still used as icon for the menubar/menu.
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Affects: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Assignee: Michael Vogt
Status: Needs Info
Description:
Sometimes, the yellow bubble that announces the song, does't display
where it should. Instead, it is offset about an inch to t
This is just to say that recently that bug has worsened quite a bit, misplaced
notification bubbles are now quite frequent.
They even started to exhibit a new kind of bug as well, where the bubble is
sometimes not shaped and/or dimensioned properly, and therefore sometimes fails
to clear the so
Public bug reported:
Affects: control-center (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: Medium
Status: Confirmed
Description:
In the mouse preferences dialog, I can adjust the "acceleration" just fine, but
the "sensitivity" has no effet whatsoever.
Whether I set it all to minimum
Okay I spent some time fiddling with all that, and taking notes so I can report
accurately. Here it is:
With the "Acceleration" control left alone, in it normal/current position
(about half way), then Fabio's program doesn't make any difference whatever the
setting, 1 or 2000, it's completely i
Nope, no problems anymore at first sight, my documents are readable
again now.
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Hmm, as per previous comments, it seems the bug got fixed 2 months
ago... (it surely is currently anyway), I don't know why it didn't get
marked as fixed/close back then...
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Hi, just to say that as far as I am concerned, the bug is fixed.
I have a parport HP Laserjet 6P like Mark W. Tomlinson, and current Dapper now
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Hmm yes, I may have an idea ! :-)
Try loading the "ppdev" module ("sudo modprobe ppdev").
I had forgotten about this module, which I had added manually, because of a
program I installed, which required this module so as to gain (direct) control
of the parallel port pins (not for printing). It cr
I loaded the 'ppa' module by hand, the kernel detected the parport drive
properly, and created /dev/sda accordingly. So far so good. Then I proceeded
with the test procedure described in that wiki page.
To make it short, it seems that you are right... the log files are empty
(nothing is logged
Any news on this one ?
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> Can you confirm that /dev/hdd is actually your ZIP drive?
No, /dev/hdd is my DVD drive, /hda and /hdc are the hard drives, and
nothing is connected to /hdb.
> You said that your system was SCSI otherwise.
Nope, as I said in my comment, my ZIP drive is external, connected to the
parallel port.
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When you add a printer, as it takes time, there is a "Reading printer database"
window to give the user some feedback.
That's very nice and useful, but I think this window looks really very "cheap".
Maybe we could use a normal Gnome dialog, which looks better ?
I attached
Public bug reported:
When you add a new printer, and type a name for it (step 3 of 3 of the
wizard), it complained when I used spaces in the printer name.
I wanted to type "HP Laserjet 6P", but had to resort to "HP_Laserjet_6P"
instead.
In /etc/fstab, you can specifiy spaces for mounting points,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem-xine
If Rhythmbox is running, and I try to start totem(-xine), the GUI pop's
up, but disappears as soon, leaving this message in the terminal:
$ totem
Creating link /home/vincent/.kde/socket-Lotus-Esprit.
can't create mcop directory
I d
I tried with totem-gstreamer out of curiosity. The symptoms are the
same, but this time I get a proper error dialog that says:
"Totem could not startup
Could not establish connection to sound server"
and I get this in the terminal:
$ totem
ALSA lib confmisc.c:1107:(snd_func_refer) Unable to find
The problem is back in current Dapper, I keep having to poll the feeds
manually, it won't do it automatically any more.
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Confirmed
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** Description changed:
- (gst 0.10)
-
- I configured RB to check for new podcasts every hour. But, it doesn't work, I
- always have to check the feeds and download manually.
+ I configured RB to check for new podcasts every hour. But, it doesn't
+ work, I always have to check the feeds manually.
Should we re-assign this bug to lpadmin instead then ? Or is it okay to
leave it to gnome-cups-manager ?
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No, doesn't help, do I need to log-out/in for the change to take effect
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Oops, sorry.
That gives me an idea... maybe the doc team could add a section in the
Help system: "Malone : Beginners Guide: efficient use through proper
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A patch ? Would love too... but although I have a bit of experience in C
(embedded systems, not computers), I have zero knowledge of Gnome programming !
:-/ That's why I used Zenity for my mock-ups...
I am sure Martin could do it in 10 minutes, but if you wait for me then it will
probably not be
Okay, I downloaded the source code:
"~/Desktop/ $ apt-get source gnome-cups-manager"
It gave me what an "original" pacakge, plus a patch, and supposedly applied the
patch, then put the final source code in a folder, ready for me to start
working on.
So I spot what looks to me like the interesti
>You need to look in the debian/patches directory for the "Reading
> printer database" window and other changes applied by debian and
> ubuntu.
Oh dear, that's confusing. I don't understand why "apt-get source" did'nt give
me the source code of the binary package ? It gave a diff file, and prete
> When you receive the error with rb & totem-gst, please get the
> output from ``lsof /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/*''.
Here it is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ lsof /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/*
COMMAND PIDUSER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
mixer_app 4610 vincent 35u CHR 116,
Just noticed (about totem-gst not xine) : all the messages I got in the
terminal when it failed to start (ALSA stuff), well, I get exactly the
same when totem does start ! So whatever they mean, they probably
aren't the root of the problem ?
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Just noticed (about totem-gst not xine) : all the messages I got in the
terminal when it failed to start (ALSA stuff), well, I get exactly the
same when totem does start ! So whatever they mean, they probably
aren't the root of the problem ?
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> What is the output from ``asoundconf list'' in a Terminal?
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Thanks Daniel ! :-)
I did that, and no problem anymore ! :o)
I tried it with both totem-gst and totem-xine, and both start and play just
fine even if rhytmbox is already playing a song.
What I don't understand, is that I did check in System->Preferences-
Sound, and the "default soundcard" option
> Actually this report needs to be marked Rejected,
> since we didn't "fix" anything... :-)
Oops sorry, I misinterpreted the terminology... I thought "rejected"
meant "We don't want to fix it and/or we deny the problem", and "Fix
released" meant, well, "problem solved".
Not very easy for non-dev
I attached the lshal output, no sign of the zip drive in there.
I did another "lshal" after inserting a zip disk in the drive, but the file
was exactly the same (same size exactly).
I also added the messages that the kernel prints when I load the 'ppa'
module to detect the drive. There is one li
Public bug reported:
I am having problems trying to replace the Ubuntu logo in the Gnome
menu, with the usual Gnome foot.
I use the default Clearlooks theme (which uses the default Gnome icon
theme, not the Human theme).
In the past it used to suffice to just replace the icon :
/usr/share/icons
Yes, the problem seems to have gone now (touch wood...).
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After todays update and a reboot, the Gnome foot finally appeared ! Yeah
Still don't understand what made it work exactly all of a sudden, though...
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Yes, it is still extremely buggy, possibly even worse than when I first
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Just to say that I have not experienced this bug for quite a few days
now, so you can close it if you like (I can always re-open later if need
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Binary package hint: epiphany
When I go to this site:
http://www.trader.pl/pl/motoryzacja/galeria/prototypy/lotus-esprit-
s4s.asp#
I click on the thumbnails, a window pops up showing the full size
version of the pic, as expected. But, when I right-click on it and
select "Sa
OH ! Yes you are right, it's fixed, yeepee !! :o
The only regression that's left from Hoary now, is that the text under
the icon is a not so sexy: "Generic STORAGE DEVICE: usbdisk", instead of
just, in that case "Camera 64MB", as I labelled it this way.
Should we re-title this bug report, or
Public bug reported:
When I plug the memory card from my digital camera, into my USB card
reader, the label under its icon reads:
"Generic STORAGE DEVICE: usbdisk"
...instead of simply displaying the volume label, in this case I called it's
called "Camera 64MB".
It used to work fine in Hoary,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 33451 ***
Here you go ! :-)
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-vfs2/+bug/45308
BTW, you marked my bug as a duplicate of bug #33451, shouldn't it be the
other way around... ie #33451 marked as a duplicate of my bug, since it
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Binary package hint: nautilus
I have two hard drives in my machine, hda and hdc.
The last time that I re-installed Dapper from a flight CD, on hda, I
didn't mount any of the partitions from hdc.
Today I tried to do that. So I created entries in fstab, and created the
mounti
I rebooted the computer altogether, and that created the icons.
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Public bug reported:
When I umount some partition from one of my local hard disk drives, instead of
just simply removing the icon, like it used to, it keeps the icon, and changes
it for an icon that suggests it considers the local drive as a removable USB
drive or something.
I tried commenting
Public bug reported:
When I click on System->Help->Ubuntu Book Excerpt, it opens up in firefox.
However, I have set my defaut browser as epiphany.
I tried the other 4 items in the help menu, and they open in epiphany as
expected.
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
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Sounds a bit like the gnome approache, except it replaces the small
dialogs with submenus. I quite like the idea.
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Public bug reported:
When I watch television on my computer, with XawTV or TVtime for
example, I often end up resizing the window, usually because they always
start with a given size, that never suits me. But it's impossible to
resize it without messing the aspect ratio, so it always take some "fi
Interesting. So I guess I should file the bug against Xawtv and Tvtime instead,
then. But since XawTv and tvtime aren't native gnome programs, they can't rely
on metacity features, not knowing what window manager that might used with.
A workaround could be, that metacity allows the user to force
Public bug reported:
When I watch TV, I would love to be able to resize the window while keeping the
aspect ratio constant. I gathered that metacity does already handle thie
feature. However I understand that it must be handled by the application. But
I watch TV using the programs "tvtime" or
Yes and no... in this bug I was thinking of a way for the program (say Xawtv)
to communicate with metacity.
But it now appears that it's not the best way, and the new bug is about letting
the user, not the program, to control the aspect ratio.
The first issue has already been addressed, as you
> I don't see how I pointed out that anything has been addressed
The upstream bug you pointed me to, impled that metacity already had a
way to let a program control teh azspect ratio. Which was exactly the
point of my bug :-)
> This bug in tvtime:
Thanks. I don't need to file that one then. I wi
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