CORRECTION: I solved my problem by deleting the CONTENT of this file:
~/.local/share/evolution/calendar/system/calendar.ics
And also this file: ~/.evolution/calendar/local/system/calendar.ics
I left the (now empty) files there after deleting their contents, in
case something was expecting them.
Thanks to @JayShauer's clue about evolution-alarm-notify, I finally
managed to stop the phantom reminder popups that have plagued me since
upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04. I did it by deleting this file (which hadn't
been changed in years):
~/.local/share/evolution/calendar/system/calendar.ics
BACKGROU
Public bug reported:
The folder/directory list on the left side of gthumb says "(Empty)"
below a folder when that folder has no subdirectories, even though the
folder is NOT empty: it contains photos! This is misleading and apt to
cause the user -- such as me! -- to accidentally delete photos by
Public bug reported:
When attempting to delete an empty directory, gthumb pointlessly pops up a
confirmation dialog asking "Are you sure you want to permanently delete [the
folder]? If you delete a file, it will be permanently lost." In addition to
wasting the user's time, this is also dange
Tested today and it seems to work under the Ubuntu 14 image that I
downloaded two days ago from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-
live/current/ . ctrl-alt-f7 did not freeze the computer. In fact, it
appeared to have no effect at all.
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. Penalver wrote:
> DBooth, this bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
> activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? If
> so, could you please test for this with the latest development release
> of Ubuntu? ISO images are available from http://c
Sorry, typo. The file to delete should have been:
$ rm .evolution/mail/pop/@xxx.xxx.com:110/folders.db
And again, you will need to replace the part
and the xxx.xxx.com part as appropriate for your configuration. Also,
the port number part (":110" above) may or may not be there in your
partic
Anakin Starkiller, the mouse pointer *is* visible after the following
sequence:
1. Logout, causing GDM login screen to appear
2. Suspend
3. Resume
4. Login
The mouse pointer is visible after step 4 (Login). I did not notice
whether it is also visible before step 4 (Login). Let me know if you
wa
I can confirm that this problem goes away when I enable screen locking
on resume from suspend/hibernate (via
System->Preferences->ScreenSaver->Lock_screen_when_screen_saver_is_active
.
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Possible duplicate:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/723300
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/459690
Title:
black screen & system freeze when switch to tty1-2-n
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/723300
Title:
Screen freeze on ctrl-alt-f7 when trying to change virtual terminal
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
Dell Studio 15, Radeon graphics, Ubuntu 10.04.
Display freezes entirely, requiring a hard power-down reboot, whenever
ctrl-alt-f7 is pressed. This behavior started a few days ago and is
significant to me because ctrl-alt-f7 is used as a workaroun
) in
/etc/pm/sleep.d/99_mousecursor
#!/bin/sh
case "${1}" in
hibernate)
#nothing
;;
resume|thaw)
# dbooth 2/21/11: this is a workaround for the mouse pointer being
# invisible after suspend/resume, given that ctrl-alt-f7 now
# freezes my display, so i can no long
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 492782 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492782
Same problem on Dell Studio 15, Intel, Ubuntu 10.04. Work-around at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/554438/comments/21 works for me.
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I am now running Ubuntu 10.04, and Evolution 2.28.3, and this same
problem happened again. I fixed it by deleting the following file and
then restarting Evolution:
$ rm ./mail/pop/@xxx.xxx.com:110/folders.db
(You will need to replace the part and the
xxx.xxx.com part as appropriate for your co
P.S. I also added the actual error message "Cannot find java. Please use
the --jdkhome switch" to the bug title, so that people can find it more
easily when searching.
** Summary changed:
- visualvm fails to launch because it can't find jdk
+ visualvm fails to launch because it can't find jdk: "
I had the same issue on Ubuntu 10.04, and although the launch script is written
differently -- the word "sun" does not appear in the 10.04 launch script -- the
symptom was the same. Attempting to run jvisualvm caused:
[[
$ jvisualvm
Cannot find java. Please use the --jdkhome switch.
]]
The prob
I just observed this same problem after upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, and
Dakai Zhu's suggestion above again fixed it, EXCEPT that I also needed to
re-start the CUPS daemon afterward:
$ sudo service cups start
Restarting the CUPS daemon was suggested at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+so
After googling around I found that the error appears to be coming from
sqlite, and that sqlite sometimes uses a .db file extension for its
databases. Furthermore, the problem only appeared to be associated with
one of my email addresses. Therefore, I deleted the following file
corresponding to t
Does anyone know what file is this error message about? I would like to
try deleting the file in the hope that it will be rebuilt if it is
corrupted, but I have no idea what file it is talking about.
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Error receiving email "File is encrypted or is not a database"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
I am experience the same problem as Akil. I am using Evolution 2.28.1
from Ubuntu 9.10. I ran "CAMEL_DEBUG=all evolution >& evo.log" as
suggested, and am attaching the resulting evo.log file.
thanks
DBooth
** Attachment added: "Log file from running "CAMEL_DEBU
The instructions on this page
https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/printing/C/printing.html
are inadequate for adding a network printer. For example, I am attempting to
print from my Ubuntu laptop to my Ubuntu desktop, but the instructions on that
page merely says things like "select the protocol your p
Dakai Zhu's suggestion above worked for me also, on Ubuntu 9.10.
Apparently I have an extra version of python at /usr/local/bin, in
addition to the Ubuntu standard version at /usr/bin. I don't know why
the /usr/local/bin version is there.
I was seeing similar symptoms, but not identi
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