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Title:
Firefox says there's a silverlight upgrade even though there isn't
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If I go to the Add-ons manager, and select "Plugins", and then "Check to
see if your plugins are up to date", I'll get a page telling me there's
an upgrade for silverligt. But when I "upgrade", I get just the same old
version (and firefox continues to claim there's silverligh
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Title:
"Reply to list" send the reply (only) to sender
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If I want to reply to a message sent to a mailinglist, and choose "Svara
till listan" ("reply to list"), the email address thunderbird sets as
the "To:" address is the address of the sender, not the list.
(There is one exception; if the sender is myself, thunderbird correctly
Ok, found out how to make firefox default browser
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Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
apport-bug insists on usin
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Title:
show-all-if-ambiguous and show-all-if-unmodified in ~/.input breaks
characters a and u
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Binary package hint: bash
If I set 'show-all-if-ambiguous' to either 'on' or 'off' in my
~/.inputrc , I can't type 'a' on the bash command line anymore. And if
try to paste a string with 'a':s in it, the string appear without the
'a':s. Other characters are not affected (no
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Title:
apport-bug insists on using seamonkey
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For some insane reason, apport-bug insists on using seamonkey instead of
my prefered webbrowser Firefox. (Yes, I tried setting Firefox as my
prefered web browser using Xfce's settings editor, but that didn't help.
And maybe I'm blind, but I couldn'
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Attached is an image, a screenshot of the result I get with geeqie-1.0,
and a screenshot of what I would expect (and like) to get (generated
with gqview-2.1.5, that I downloaded, compiled and installed).
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I just downloaded, compiled and built geeqie 1.0, and the bug was still
very much there.
** Changed in: geeqie (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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Some more information: I'm using the config. option 'Focus follows
mouse' (In window manager -> Focus). If I change it to 'click to focus',
the text-entry plugins can get focus again. However, I do very, very
much prefer the 'focus follows mouse' mode, so it would be very very
nice if the text-entr
I'm having the same problem (in Lucid), except it's not only xfce4-dict,
but it seems to affect other text-entry xfce4-panel plugins too, like
e.g. the verve command line plugin.
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I realize I phrased myself in a somewhat confusing manner in the comment
above. What I meant was:
In the (otherwise quite nice) installer, the "screen goes blank" problem
was present. However, on the system it created on my hard drive, X works
fine.
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X is extremly slow and misbehaves at start
This bug report was for a system where I had upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04
(I guess I should have mentioned, but I didn't. Shame on me). I now
tried a fresh 10.04 install on a spare hard drive I had. The "screen
goes blank" problem was present during the installation (but switching
to another conso
** Attachment added: "BootDmesg.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47830207/BootDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47830208/CurrentDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47830209/Dependencies.txt
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Binary package hint: xorg
When booting the machine, the screen will, when the login prompt should
appear, go black. If I switch to a virtual console and back, it "works",
but it's so slow it's bordering to useless.
I've had problems of various kinds with X with all previous
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47828881/Dependencies.txt
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Binary package hint: geeqie
The "Fit image to window" option in geeqie will set the zoom-level to
1:1, instead of fitting the image size to the window size.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: geeqie 1:1.0~beta2-9
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.32-21.32-g
For the record: For me the problem is gone in Karmic.
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(Sorry for the late reply) erik.edelm...@iki.fi is probably best
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radeontool writes error messages to stdout
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No problem. Here's the avivotool output.
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This patch would fix the problem. It's not necessarily complete; I
didn't check whether there might be other cases of error messages going
to stdout instead of stderr, but this fixes at least one case. (And
maybe I should have sent this bug report directly to the radeontool
developers. Oh well, som
Ok, so here's my lspci -vvnn, Xorg.0.log and xorg.conf, if you think you
need them. I do, however, dare to claim that the problem is completely
independent of my hardware or X setup. It's caused by the fact that the
function usage() in file radeontool.c in the source code, uses
printf("..."), when
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Binary package hint: radeontool
Radeontool writes error messages to stdout:
$ sudo radeontool reg > regdump
$ cat regdump
usage: radeontool [options] [command]
--debug- show a little debug info
--skip=1 - use the second radeon card
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Since X in Jaunty is too broken to even let me switch to a console, I
can't run anything there. I therefore downloaded the newer version of
radeontool and used in Intrepid. regdump_good.txt is from my main 8.10
installation with the fix described in the initial posting,
regdump_broke.txt is from
I now tried the jaunty daily alternate disk, and installed it on a spare
hard disk of mine. The installation went fine, but when rebooting the
new system, X behaved in the same manner as for the jaunty live
described above. This time, however, when I chose "Archive configuration
and logs", /var/lo
I downloaded the daily build (as of December 28 19:30 EEST) of jaunty-
desktop-amd64.iso, and tried it.
It works a little slightly bit better than before, but only a slightly
little bit; instead of just going to stand by, it pops up a window that
says
"""
Ubuntu is running low-graphics mode
Your
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Hi!
As the reporter of bug 300112, now marked as a duplicate of this bug,
I'll attach a bunch of files with data on my system (it was my intention
to do it back when I reported that bug, it seems I forgot).
** Attachment added: "dmesg-erik.log"
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I recently installed (x)ubuntu 8.10 on a computer with an ASUS M2N
motherboard, AMD Athlon X2 Dual Core BE-2400 cpu, ATI Radeon HD 2400 PRO
graphics card, and a 640 GB Western Digital Caviar Green Power SATA-II
hard drive.
If I try to hibernate the computer, it shuts down, bu
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Binary package hint: xorg
I've just installed Xubuntu-8.10 on a computer with an ASUS M2N
motherboard, AMD Athlon X2 Dual Core BE-2400 CPU, and a ATI Radeon HD
2400 PRO graphics card.
I had some problems with X: after booting from the installation cd,
instead of starting X,
Encouraged by the OP's success, I just tried again on my laptop with
8.10 beta (see my previous posting for more details) after updating all
packages (apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade) and now it works for
me too.
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Suspend-to-disk (hibernate) and suspend-to-ram do not work anymor
I'm not original poster either, but I also have the problem with non-
working suspend and hibernate with xubuntu 8.10 beta on my HP compaq
nc8430 laptop; when I choose either alternative from the 'quit' window
in xfce, the window disappears, but nothing else happens (as if I had
chosen 'cancel').
Public bug reported:
In my newly installed xubuntu 8.10 beta (i386 edition), I tried the
command 'gvim', which gave me the following message:
The program 'gvim' can be found in the following packages:
* vim-gnome
* vim
* vim-nox
* vim-gtk
* vim-tiny
Try: sudo apt-get install
-bash: gvim: co
The heading of the winbdow is now "Bildskärmsinställningar", which is
fine. So the bug can be considered fixed. Thanks!
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Mistake in swedish translation of Xfce settings manager
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Binary package hint: xfce4
I'm using Xubuntu, with swedish as my language. In the settings manager
for Xfce ("Inställningshanterare") there is an item called "Skärm" (I
think it's called "display" in the english original) to control some
display settings. If I click on it I
Maybe I should also mention that I'm using version 7.04 beta.
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