Public bug reported:
New release uses gtk3 instead of gtk2 and fixes a bunch of issues
including the gcc-6 incompatibility reported with Debian bug 811993.
Updated packages build fine for xenial in my PPA https://launchpad.net
/~alex-lisas/+archive/ubuntu/terminatorx - package modifications are
a
Updated to build 3.12.11-0ubuntu1.15.04.1 and successfully sent an email
with 0.5MB attachment, which would have failed with the unpatched
version before. So from my point of view the fix works as expected.
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Unfortunately I just noticed that I am affected by this, too. Rebuilding
evolution-data-server_3.12.11-0ubuntu1 with the patch provided by James
does indeed fix the error. Please consider releasing an updated libcamel
package with the fix applied - claiming to have sent email that has not
been sent
Sorry, forgot to add the Fedora patch before hitting 'Post'. The patch
is identical to the git commit referred by James.
** Patch added: "F21 patch to fix camel"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution-data-server/+bug/1442756/+attachment/4433589/+files/evolution-data-server-3.12.1
Public bug reported:
When attaching a system running 14.04 to a Parrot Bebop drone the media
folder is not mounted automatically. After adding the relevant IDs to
69-libmtp.rules it works as expected, I use:
# Parrot Bebop drone
ATTR{idVendor}=="19cf", ATTR{idProduct}=="5038", SYMLINK+="libmtp-%
Good news, everyone: I finally managed to get this fixed upstream. The
complete mouse grabbing code had to be moved from on thread to the
other, either gtk+ or x.org broke multiple XDisplay connections from
multiple threads. Hopefully the maintainers can update the terminatorx
package to the new ve
Bart, sorry I understood you had tX crashing when loading wav files,
even without clicking grab. Regarding the grab crash, the isolated xlib
test suggests that the pure xlib calls seem to work, the link
http://www.linuxinsight.com/vmware-mouse-grab-ungrab-problem.html seems
to suggest that gtk+ 2.1
Bart, on both actually. Just re-checked on 64bit, works fine for me. Can
you try loading http://terminatorx.org/files/beat.wav - just to check
whether it is an issue with your specific file.
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terminatorX crashes after clicking on mouse grab button
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/469365
You rece
OK, I've traced this down to the XGrabPointer() call, this is what
triggers the 'BadAccess' error. Unfortunately according to its man page
XGrabPointer() should not fail with 'BadAccess', at least it is not
documented. I'll try to come up with an isolated test case to see
whether this is an xlib is
Due to the fact that I have moved since the bug was originally filed, I
no loner have a DVB-C connection, so I can no longer verify whether the
bug still exists.
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BUG() in av7110.c with 2.6.22-14-rt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164925
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I performed similar follow-up upgrades to gutsy and hardy on the machine
where the error originally occurred and on others, but I have never
experienced this problem again. So probably it should be save to
close/ignore this bug.
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5.8.8-7build1 segfaults on x86
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/90
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10548196/kern.log.excerpt
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BUG() in av7110.c with 2.6.22-14-rt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164925
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Public bug reported:
Using dvb_ttpci with 2.6.22-14-rt repeatedly produces a BUG() after a
few minutes of operation using the linux-image-2.6.22-14-rt (Version
2.6.22-14.46). When running 'generic' instead of 'rt' this issue dos not
occur. I will attach an excerpt from the kern.log with details. T
A rebuild of the package using the new upstream tarball (0.8.8) and
dropping all patches except '20_desrt_trayicon_behaviour.patch' will
result in a muine package that works flawlessly on gutsy.
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[gutsy] muine crashes on adding music to the playlist
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/117726
You re
I can confirm that dropping patches 020 and 021 from the build fixes the
issue for me, too. Thanks!
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[feisty] gtk-window-decorator top window bar (minimize, maximize, close) not
working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102815
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I am also experiencing this - it seems as the clicks are not being
handled by gtk-window-manager at all, instead they are passed through to
nautilus (resulting in de-activation of the current window). I can see
the "multiple-selection" rectangle from nautilus underneath the
transparent top window b
I had access to the machine again yesterday and found 11 perl-related
crash files in /var/crash - you can find one of those attached to this
comment. Just for curiosity I created a backtrace against the core in
the crash (the trace was created on another machine though):
#0 0x08099105 in Perl_new
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: perl
Upgrading an edgy machine to feisty via 'dist-upgrade' yesterday, I ran
into a problem with the 5.8.8-7build1 of perl. 30 or more packages
caused a segfault in dpkg's 'Setting up' phase making apt-get fail due
to too many errors. After some analysis
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