Not sure, where I read that there is no alternate disk for Lubuntu
12.10. I found the disk image and could install just fine using the
alternate image. Using alternate provides a workaround. Not sure what
are the differences between alternate and live-installer.
Nevertheless the reported issue is
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Title:
ubi
Public bug reported:
Using a usb-live-stick I try to install Lubuntu 12.10 (final) on my laptop and
the following issue occurs:
After starting ubiquity, the installer hangs forever after the "preparing
install" screen.
When hitting "continue" there is some usb-stick activity and some hard-disk
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ubiqu
+1
I tested the ppa. Everything looks good so far - no crash since I installed the
patched driver.
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Title:
SRU: [i915gm] GPU lockup (ESR: 0x0
Same problem with Jedit - a powerful editor written in Java. I can open Jedit,
however I cannot (right-click) add it to my favourites. So I guess this is
just a duplicate?
Did I understand that to fix the bug on has to fix bamf? Or should I report a
bug upstream for the desktop file?
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The screen shot shows the corrupted navigation bar in Firefox.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Testing Xubuntu beta1 plus latest updates.
Prior to the bug I have seen minor screen artifacts - however the computer (UI)
was still usable.
Even now the navigation-bar of Firefox is corrupted. It seems that it is unable
to re
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 714719 ***
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Upstream says that this bug is very likely a duplicate of bug
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34014.
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Testing Xubuntu 11.04 beta1 plus latest updates on my laptop (Centrino
Platform) I frequently ran into the following issue:
When I open a new Window in a Web-Application (Novell-Web-Access in Firefox -
clicking on a new e-mail
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Testing Xubuntu beta1 plus latest updates on a Laptop with Intel-Centrino
plattform.
I was just playing around with the settings of Xfce (not
monitor/graphic-related) and this bug hit me (again).
First I god a corrupted screen
After several months of testing Ubuntu 10.10. I now understand better
why the issue reported here cannot be reproduced reliably.
In Ubuntu 10.04 the following issue appeared (reported above):
- unplugging the power plug always triggers the lid-closed event.
In Ubuntu 10.10 the following issue a
I experimented to check the situation in more detail and made the following
observations:
Test: Xubuntu running live from the CD-rom.
Result: Flash runs well in full-screen.
Test: Installing the original (at releas of Ubuntu 10.10) Flash player.
Result: Full-screen Flash video works sometimes
I have exactly the same problem with Ubuntu 10.10 and Firefox - all updates
included.
This is a Samsung Notebook with intel Centrino and i915 hardware.
The problem appears with fullscreen Flash videos: Screen is not updated
anymore, anything else seems to work (sound, Esc).
The strange thing is
Hmm - I tried to add udev (ubuntu) to the bug-tracker, without success. :-(
It would be great if one of the developers could:
- verify if the bug is actually due to and issue with udev
- assign this bug to udev
- if possible: patch/update udev to solve the problem for Ubuntu 10.04 and
10.10 use
One of the developers of gnome-settings-demon has commented on the
upstream-report:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=638458
To summarize:
udev seems to be responsible for this issue.
The issue has been fixed in current versions of udev.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #638458
Just a small comment about usability:
"All apps" has to show all applications - everything else would lead to
confusion at the side of the users.
If for performance reasons the developers decide to show only 100 applications
then this should be reflected by the name.
E.g.
"First 100 apps"
Well,
I finally got my hands on a computer that could boot with Ubuntu 9.04 (the last
version of Ubuntu where this problem did not appear).
In Ubuntu 9.04 (gnome 2.26.1) the following entry does NOT exist in gnome
settings:
/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/touchpad
Since setting this entry to
The Ubuntu side of this bug:
If a computer is affected then
a) in roughly 10% of the boots, there is not way to Shut Down or Log Out the
computer for a Newbie - actually to find a workaround you basically need a
working internet connection.
b) considering a) no responsible person would ever ins
I am just a user, trying to find out if the problem is due to a change
in the Synaptics-driver or to a change in the gnome-setting (or gnome-
settings daemon).
In earlier versions of Ubuntu (8.04) the following entry (apparently
responsible for the problem) does not exist in gconf:
/apps/gnome_s
Same issue on a Samsung X20.
I tagged this bug as regression, since before Lucid everything worked fine.
The following bug seems to be related (as mentioned above):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549727
The comments there suggest that the issue is due to the interaction between
gnome-settings-
** Tags added: regression
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@vlad:
If you do not have a ClickPad than disabling ClickFinger completely may help.
i.e. ClickFinger1=0 and so on.
It may be worth trying different combinations.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/636720
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In investigated a bit further:
In Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) the command
synclient -l
shows the option:
ClickFinger3 = 1
In Ubuntu 10.10 (default) the command
synclient -l
shows the option:
ClickFinger3 = 2
So Ubuntu 10.10 seems to suffer from exactly the same behaviour as Suse
(for more information
Same issue since Ubuntu 10.10 on a Samsung X20 notebook, with a "classical"
standard 2-button synaptics touchpad.
This touchpad worked fine on all previous versions of ubuntu - so I tagged the
bug as regression.
The "left click sends a middle click"-issue appears in roughly 10% of the cases
an
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I am reopening this bug since the issue hit me again.
When I tried to reproduce the bug I didn't succeed, however. So something
got fixed in the meanwhile but under certain circumstances the bug
is still there.
:-/
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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The reported problem seems to be fixed in Ubuntu 10.10.
I cannot reproduce anymore. Thanks a lot for fixing.
As the original reporter of the bug I will close the bug - feel free to open
again if the problem still exists for you.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Rel
This issue has been fixed in the theme of Ubuntu 10.10.
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I set the bug status to "confirmed" since Hajo Nils confirmed the issue.
Steve Langasek has suggested that this is likely to be a kernel problem.
Any hints on how this kernel problem could be debugged properly?
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Status: New => Confirmed
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That is how far I get when trying to debug udev:
~$ /lib/udev/findkeyboards
AT keyboard: input/event5
~$ sudo /lib/udev/keymap -i input/event5
Now the cursor runs down the terminal probably waiting for key-strokes. (By the
way how can this be stopped properly?)
Any keystroke on my keyboard see
By the way, hal 0.5.14-0ubuntu6 is installed on my system. Not sure if
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Here is the output from acpi_listen:
The only thing I do is first unplugging than I wait some second and I plug the
AC-power in again.
As described above, the screen blanks (as if I closed my laptop lid), when I
plug the AC-power in again,
nothing happens. (The screen stays blank - but I can wak
** Summary changed:
- (un)-plugging AC-power triggers suspend
+ unplugging AC-power triggers "lid is closed" event
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: devicekit-power
+ Binary package hint: upower / devicekit-power
- Since I am using Ubuntu Lucis (10.04) I have the following issue
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: devicekit-power
Since I am using Ubuntu Lucis (10.04) I have the following issue on my 4 year
old
- Samsung x20 Laptop:
- Whenever I unplug the AC-power cable the laptop triggers a Suspend, almost
immediately.
- When I pr
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: devicekit-power
Since I am using Ubuntu Lucis (10.04) I have the following issue on my 4 year
old
Samsung x20 Laptop:
Whenever I unplug the AC-power cable the laptop triggers a Suspend, almost
immediately.
When I press the power button afterwards, th
Today the shut-down button became unusable because of this problem - this makes
it really hard for
inexperienced users to shut down their computers.
This smells like a major usability problem and should be taken serious.
I believe that at least the following could/should be done, as long as th
@Uri Shabtay:
the workaround is from comment 2.
The following worked for me, (however it added approximately 1 second to my
total boot time).
Open a terminal and type the following:
# to become superuser (root) (for whatever reason I could not use just sudo
echo ... ):
sudo su
# type your pass
Setting the bug back to confirmed since the issue seems not to be fixed.
The attached screen-shot has been taken directly after login into Lucid the
20th of April.
** Changed in: light-themes (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
** Attachment added: "screenshot that illustrates whi
This issues has been solved with one of the recent updates to the light-themes.
Now the background of the scrollbar is much better.
This bug could probably be marked as "fix released".
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 540801 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/540801
@Steve Langasek:
Now the workaround actually worked! This confirms that my problem was a
duplicate of bug #540801.
I have no clue why it didn't work some weeks ago, but now it did the trick.
I suspect that t
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 540801 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/540801
@Stefe Langasek:
Here is the output of the commands:
$ uname -r
2.6.32-21-generic
$ ls /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d
resume
$ cat /etc/initramfs-tools/donf.d/splash
cat: /etc/initramfs-tools/donf.d/splash: No s
This is the plymouth log file from the second boot (with plymouth:debug
option).
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Here we go:
Step 1: zcat /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r) | cpio -t | grep plymouth
36924 blocks
Step 2: I reinstalled all Plymouth packages that I could find via
Synaptics.
Step 3: Then I booted with the plymouth:debug=file:/var/log/plymouth.log
option, the log-file is attached to the comment.
Ac
@ Steve Langasek:
>From bug #540801 I tried the following 'workaround': (see comment 2 of the
>bug):
> One "solution" is to use the initramfs and start plymouth as a critical step:
>
> echo FRAMEBUFFER=y > /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/splash
> update-initramfs -u
If I understand correctly t
I just tested with the latest updates (April 18th) and this is still an issue.
A look at the bootchart reveals that plymouthd is actually started very early
during the boot process (as it should). However the splash does not appear.
Instead I only see a black screen with a blinking cursor. Then
Since Caostia and innervision have the same issue I mark this bug as confirmed.
Since splash worked without problems on earlier versions of Ubuntu (e.g. Ubuntu
9.10, Karmic) and it worked fine in earlier versions (alpha) of Lucid, I also
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Binary package hint: plymouth
Testing Lucid on my four-year old Laptop with Intel-Centrino platform,
currently the splash screen is not displayed during boot.
The splash (still) displays fine during shut-down, though.
- In the past this worked just fine. When I first inst
apport information
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Now I updated to the latest light-themes and I can confirm that the bug
has not been fixed.
When selecting an element in the panel (e.g. top-level of Application
menu) the text there has a grey/creamy colour - this colour does not
contrast well with the background colour.
The attached screen-shot
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 537325
White text on light background in ambiance
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@Sebastian
I plugged in my Cowon Iaudio7 audio player and now everything worked as
expected.
This issues indeed seems to be fixed with the recent updates.
I mark this bug as fix released.
Thanks a lot to the developers for fixing this issue! :-)
** Changed in: gvfs (Ubuntu)
Status: Inco
I filed a bug upstream.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #613417
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=613417
** Changed in: gnome-panel
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
** Changed in: gnome-panel
Status: New => Unknown
** Changed in: gnome-panel
Remote watch: None => GN
Just an observation: If I right click on the menu (in the panel) then the issue
disappears, i.e. right clicking into the indicator button has no visual effect
on the clock-applet any more.
I hope this observation helps in order to work around the issue.
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@Vish: Recently I am really puzzled by the extensive use of
"Importance: Wishlist" in the light-themes.
According to the Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance the following
rule applies:
"Wishlist: a request to add a new feature to one of the programs in Ubuntu."
Most of the issues rep
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: light-themes
Using Lucid beta-1 with the light-themes I have the following issues:
The use of light (gradients + shadows) is inconsistent in the theme.
Generally the light seems to come from above - but certain elements
indicate the light comes only from
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gvfs
On Lucid beta-1:
- When plugging in my Cowon iaudio7 flash-drive mp3/ogg/...-media player via
USB the player is only recognised as a hard drive.
+ When plugging in my Cowon iaudio7 flash-drive mp3/ogg/...-media player via
USB the player is
** Attachment added: "gvfs-mount-li.txt"
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** Tags added: regression-potential
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Binary package hint: gvfs
On Lucid beta-1:
When plugging in my Cowon iaudio7 flash-drive mp3/ogg/...-media player via USB
the player is only recognised as a hard drive.
This worked fine on Ubuntu 09.10 but is broken on Lucid.
Expected behaviour:
Ubuntu should recognise th
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 424315 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/424315
@Vish:
This is probably not a duplicate of bug #424315 for the following reasons:
a) I can not reproduce bug #424315 - pointing or clicking on empty space on the
panel does not have any effect!
b) The scre
The following blog-post on the use of gradients, nicely illustrates a sensible
use of gradients:
http://dborg.wordpress.com/2010/03/15/contemporary-visual-ui-design/
The point of the blog-post is more of a theoretical and aesthetic nature. It
could possibly serve as an example on how the reporte
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buttons."
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Binary package hint: light-themes
When using the new light-themes, certain elements look like buttons - despite
the fact that they should mainly indicate a location or a selection (e.g.
indicate information).
The problem appear at several places where it is the aim to highl
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 537325 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/537325
@James
I guess the attached screenshot should illustrate that the bug is fixed (on
your computer)?
Probably one should make the text of the selected panel items as clear (white?)
as the text of the select
** Attachment added: "screenshot that illustrates the issue with the background
colour of the clock applet"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41048820/Screenshot-1.png
** Summary changed:
- [ambiance, radiance] The calendar part on the panel is orange/rose after
closing and opening the Me Menu
I can confirm this issues:
To reproduce:
1. Boot Ubuntu.
2. right-click on the clock applet (makes the calendar appear)
3. right-click again on the clock applet (make the calender disappear again)
4. In the panel, click either of the icons of the indicator applet
5. result: the "button" of the
** Summary changed:
- The calendar part on the panel is orange after closing and opening the Me Menu
+ [ambiance, radiance] The calendar part on the panel is orange/rose after
closing and opening the Me Menu
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[ambiance, radiance] The calendar part on the panel is orange/rose after
closing an
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This issue has been fixed with the latest updates. Thanks a lot to the
developers!
** Changed in: light-themes (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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I set the status of the bug back to confirmed - since the issue is not fixed
(at least on my computer).
Feel free to ask - if you need additional information.
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This problem has not been fixed with the recent updates.
The contrast between the text and the background in the selected/active
elements in the panel is still very low.
I suggest to use a brighter text colour (and maybe a darker background colour)
in order to enhance the readability of the text
Thanks a lot to the developers for fixing this issue!
Just for the record:
The fact that the problem has been fixed for me seems to be unrelated to the
2.6.33 drm module since the problem already disappeared with the latest
2.6.32-15 kernel (which, if I understood correctly, did not include the
** Summary changed:
- Computers and dektops are aubergine nowadays
+ [ambiance, radiance] Computers and dektops are aubergine nowadays and not
brown
** Package changed: ubuntu-artwork (Ubuntu) => light-themes (Ubuntu)
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I agree: the colour of all progress bar should be the same.
However the look of the progress bar in GTK-Tree view fits much better to the
rest of the theme (icons, window boarders) than the "glossy style" of the other
progress bars that is used currently.
One solution could be to us the same s
I just would like to add that the "glossy" style of the orange progress
bar does not fit to the rest of the theme (icons, window borders). The
glossy style is one of the reasons why the progress bar looks a bit "out
of place".
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When using the dark variant of the new theme (ambiance) when selecting items in
the (top) menu or when you look at the indicator for the active application in
the bottom panel in Gnome the text of the active menus/applications is hardly
re
** Attachment added: "aubergine desktop with brown desktop and computer icons"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40675601/Screenshot1.png
** Package changed: ubuntu => ubuntu-artwork (Ubuntu)
** Description changed:
- A new theme and colour-pallet has been introduced in Lucid.
- It seems that b
Public bug reported:
A new theme and colour-pallet has been introduced in Lucid.
It seems that brown is the past, while aubergine is the present and the future,
at least for some releases.
Issue: All representations (icons) of computers and the desktop are
brown.
Expected look: Icons of compute
Now I installed the linux-package from the drm-ppa:
uname --all
Linux goebbe-laptop 2.6.32-15-386 #21~drm33v1-Ubuntu SMP Fri Feb 26 22:31:03
UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
All I did is installing the linux kernel above and reboot with it. Is this
everything I have todo in order to test the new drm-pac
Just a note: I installed Lucid alpha3 on my computer and with the latest
Firefox (delivered by default) and the latest Adobe-Flash-plugin the flickering
is practically gone, for me. This must be due to some changes introduced in
Lucid - since videos from the the same homepages (mostly Arte7+) ar
My problems seem to be fixed for a couple of days, now.
I updated my computer about one week ago (1st or 2nd March) and I do not suffer
from the "freeze" (boot to black screen) anymore - even if I do not set the
"nomodeset"-option in Grub.
The visible mark for me was that I boot now with the li
Great. The issues reported in this bug report seems to be fixed.
With the new design/theme the plain desktop-icon is used for the "Show Desktop"
Button.
Thank you very much to the developers/designer!
(I will mark the bug as "fix released")
** Changed in: ubuntu-artwork (Ubuntu)
Status:
Just a small update:
>From time to time I can boot without the "nomodeset" option. I still could not
>figure out why in most of the cases the system goes to a black screen (freeze)
>without the "nomodeset" option - while sometimes, out of a sudden, I can boot
>without the option.
I hope this o
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