This bug was fixed in the package language-selector - 0.220
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language-selector (0.220) lunar; urgency=medium
* data/pkg_depends, fontconfig/64-language-selector-prefer.conf:
- Make Noto Sans Sinhala and Noto Serif Sinhala default fonts for
rendering Sinhala (LP: #200055
Confirm this is still a problem in
Description:Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Release:22.04
Solution proposed worked for me on a stock Ubuntu install
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Occasionally, (I wasn't able to reproduce it) xorg just hangs or crashes
to the log screen. It happens about every two weeks, especially if I
don't reboot often (However doesn't matter much, I think, because it
also happens on "fresh" boot).
I use bspwm (version from the jamm
Valid point, though arguably a different bug. Looks like mimicking the old
sysvinit behaviour might be quite tricky. Maybe a comment in the stub
rc.local would do? Unless we can do something clever with unit run
conditions...
On Wed, 28 Dec 2022, 18:50 Michael Tokarev, <1950...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Ah! i (or we: sri lankan ubuntu users) need this replacement for all
> other editions / desktops.
I will make the change for Ubuntu 22.04 — our latest LTS — besides the
current development version. As regards other desktops, all the official
Ubuntu flavors will be affected by this change in lang
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1889443 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1889443
Hi Tom, thanks you for the report. This bug is a(nother) duplicate of
bug #1889443 which is fixed in Ubuntu >= 22.04 (jammy). The fix is being
backported to Ubuntu 20.04 and I also plan to backport it to 18.
Hmm. Come on please. rc.local should NOT, in any way possible, depend on
network-online *by default*. Enabling that After= directive was a
mistake. Why do you think that any system not connected to the network
but which uses anything in rc.local (like doing any *local* stuff)
should not let the use
See XorgLogOld.txt, this seems to be related to my KVM and the Nvidia
driver thinks it can't find any valid display modes. This was not seen
on Xubuntu 20.04 and the KVM seems to be working okay with other
systems.
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Since a fresh install of Xubuntu 22.04 sometimes X launches to a white
screen, other times I get a black screen. Restarting X seems to help
sometimes. I turned display power management off and the problem
persists. The system is responsive and usually I can still get to the
>Can you please install language-selector-gnome and language-selector-
common from the PPA I mentioned, and let us know what you think.
I tested it on new ubuntu 22.10 VM and thank you.
>I see that LKLUG is pulled by default by several meta packages, and I'd
prefer to avoid stopping them from doi
Invalid, user filed a new bug (also in the wrong component, but I'll let
the evince maintainer deal with that), so it's also a duplicate at this
point.
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Second try on LEGACY computer:
I make a script based on cp command.
I try it on a normal NTFS partition in NTFS-3G.
It ends perfectly well.
I restart it on the same partition mounted in NTF3
He blocks.
I make on another disk two partitions of identical size.
I launch on one. It hangs almost in
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Hello.
I'm on ubuntu 22.04, I saw that ntfs3 is supposed to correctly write to an NTFS
partition.
I inform you that this is not the case.
Here is my quick test
First try on EFI computer:
I remove the NTFS-3G package to be sure not to use it.
When I detect that the cp command
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