Well, I now upgraded gnome-applets-data on its own through Synaptic, and
it upgraded without a hitch. It appears that all is now well as far as
my machine is concerned, but quite likely the bug (and lots of hung
update-managers) are still at large, so it shouldn't be marked as
inactive.
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update
None of the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade have been changed for about a
week at least, the beginning of the month at most. So, I guess those
won't help us. :-(
One thing though: I did a force kill of update-manager, and restarted
the system. When I tried to bring up synaptic to reinstall all the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gconf2
I was installing updates through update-manager today (on hardy 32-bit),
when suddenly update-manager hung while trying to upgrade the gconf2
package. You can see the terminal view, with all the error messages that
it listed, in the attached screen
** Attachment added: "screenshot of problem"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13464426/Screenshot-Applying%20Changes.png
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update-manager hangs when installing latest gconf2 in hardy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217786
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Yes, I confirm that, problem is fixed now. :-)
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8.04 beta - two broken packages following 4-4-08 upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214080
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I tried doing that, but in Synaptic the "Force Version" thing is grayed
out. If I look at the Versions tab of the properties window for either
package, I only see the 0.1.18 version listed.
Albert Y. C. Lai wrote:
> Using aptitude: Tell it to remove liblaunchpad-integration1. It will
> report de
I've experienced this same bug, too, just a few minutes ago. Mr. Lai,
how did you manage to get the packages downgraded? I can't quite figure
out where the option to use an older version is.
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8.04 beta - two broken packages following 4-4-08 upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214080
You rec
This bug tends to happen when there's a lot of Flash "action"--i.e.
clicking on various in a Flash animation in short succession, and stuff
like that.
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firefox-3.0 crashed with SIGSEGV in g_slice_alloc()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/188540
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Never mind, it turns out that I just needed to set my system to
"performance" mode so that it doesn't scale down the CPU clock speed
(the apps were running at idle priority). :-)
Thus, this is NOT a bug, please delete it! Thanks!
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cpu-intensive apps run slowly in hardy
https://bugs.launchpad.n
Public bug reported:
CPU-intensive apps seem to be running roughly twice as slow in Ubuntu
8.04 beta (as compared to 7.10 release, with all updates installed). At
first I thought it might be the new "Completely Fair Scheduler" thing in
the Linux kernel, but the problem persisted even when I used a
Turns out this does *not* only happen when you've first started the
computer. It just happened to me again, and I my computer's been on all
day. (The problem always happens when the computer is first turned on,
as described by other comments--but apparently it will happen at other
times, too.)
Scr
Confirmed. I'm using 7.10 with all updates installed, and I see this bug
sometimes. When I hold my pointer over Recent Documents in the Places
menu, I sometimes get a "No Items Found" below all the items in the
list. It doesn't happen all the time; just sometimes. I would estimate
that it happens a
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