I can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet.
Other music player apps (e.g. Spotify) use space for pause without
apparent issue. The space bar is the largest affordance on a keyboard
and play/pause is the most common action in a music player (and often
the one with most urgency attached), so it make
@venvugt It looked like the bug was closed just due to inactivity, not
because it was invalid. I don't have enough information to create a new
bug - I was just adding information to this one.
I'd suggest re-opening the bug, as keeping the historical information is
surely useful?
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I also have been encountering this issue. It's happened a few times now
- it only happens after my machine has been up for a while.
I start to notice it when alt-tab takes a substantial proportion of a
second to switch between windows. gnome-shell seems to be taking quite a
bit of CPU time (10% to
This issue seems to marked as "fix released" under Trusty, but I am seeing the
issue (or one
very similar). I have a brand-new SSD drive that I've put into an external USB
enclosure
and I am trying to install 14.10 onto it.
When I click on "Erase Disk" (the only apparently available option) aft
I just encountered this problem and eventually found this bug.
I see exactly the behaviour described above - starting a terminal with
ctrl-alt-T gets the correct SSH_AUTH_SOCK, otherwise it's wrong.
dpkg -s gnome-keyring confirms that the fix above is
already running on my system:
% dpkg -s gnome
Public bug reported:
Wi-fi had been working fine, but this morning, nothing doing.
syslog shows many instances of:
Activation (wlan0/wireless): association took too long, failing
activation.
Some info which may or may not be relevant:
Removing the network and adding it made no difference.
Dea
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