Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-games
1)Ubuntu 10.10;2) I dunno:3) the rules say that one can play either one
or three cards at a time.Only one card at a time was offered, and the
second chance offered was not in the conventional direction -- that is,
the pile would only play back
It seems that the "Bug" stems from the fact that the format of my music files
are variable: 16 bit, 24bit, 44kHz, 48kHz. It seems that the music players
available in Ubuntu will play only 16 bit wav files at 44 kHz. An exception is
Audacity, which is not designed to be a player, and doesn't per
Me too. I use the 64 bit version of 9.10. The chip is an AMD dual core.
The first two mornings I was able to get updates by invoking the trouble
shooting version of 9.10 and selecting "repair packages." I got
downloads the first time, but the second time it seemed that packages
were deleted. This m
I ran this test because I received info that suggested problems with the
kernel associated with ECC memory. The memory used is Non-ECC (G.SKILL,
MODEL F2-8500CL5D-2GBPK). The manual for the motherboard ( ASUS
M3A78-EM) reports that either ECC or Non- ECC will work. The BIOS offers
nothing about con
The morning following the submission of this "bug," I logged on to
weather.com again. I allowed the installation of a program offered at
that web site -- it was not offered by the Linux Download Manager. This
solved the weather map problem and other problems with movies. This
program was not Flash
Public bug reported:
I suspect that Flash Player, or a Linux program with similar
capabilities, is the culprit.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: Your system might become unstable now and might need to be
restarted.
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/s
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Ana, it is Totem Movie Player 2.26.1, using Gstreamer 0.10.22.
I thought I had removed all of the 24 bit files from the external drive,
but some of the files that do not play are larger than they should be
for 16 bit. There doesn't seem to be any way to check this on UBUNTU so
I will move the exte
I forgot an important fact. I got an error message when the file does not play
on Movie Player:
An Error Occurred
Could not determine the type of stream
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Some *.wav files play, others do not play
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392349
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Public bug reported:
The OS is UBUNTU 9.04 AMD64. The Programs I used are Movie Player and
Sound Recorder. The files were recorded from the radio using a Creativy
Audio Extigy card in a Windows XP machine. All of the files used for
troubleshooting are recorded at 16 bit and 44kHz. All the MP3 fil
I start:
Applications>Office>Dictionary>Available Databases
Then I click on the small arrow head appearing after “Available Databases” and
get a Menu:
Similar words
Available dictionaries
Available strategies
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German
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
I downloaded UBUNTU9.04, AMD64, yesterday, 4-23-09.
I selected the German to English dictionary, and was able to get
"finally" from "endlich." Then, I selected the English to German
dictionary and was not able to get "endlich" from "finally.
I have had the same experience -- with two separate UBUNTU 8.04 installations.
I spent considerable time trying to solve the problem. I was unsuccessful. I
gave up. I wiped out the UBUNTU installations and installed Windows. I suspect
it is a virus. I have recently installed UBUNTU 8.10 on sever
It appears to me that there are too many things wrong with P5KU to make
it worthwhile for me -, or anyone else-, to spend more time trying to
fix it. I'm going to reinstall. I have done that often for Windows, and
it has usually solved the problems.
That machine is generally sluggish. If it were
I'm still trying. To review a little bit: 1) The download arrow on the
tool bar does not work. When I click on it the rotating ball rotates
indefinitely. 2) apt-get update, does not work, but sudo synaptic
--upgrade-mode, does work. I used this before but only installed the
current updates. this ti
Despite the apparent success, the problems persists and there are more
of them. For example, I can not remove any application, and , when
composing an Email message using Evolution, I can type faster than the
cursor moves -- I use two, maybe three, fingers. I suspect that the only
solution is reins
Under the tuteledge of Thomas Kluyver, I executed the first 6 lines in
"TEST CASE," above. It did not hang. I did not attempt to execute lines
7 through 9.
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race condition when sudo can not resolve hostname
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/237325
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As you can tell from the attachment, I can't remove the the line.
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race condition when sudo can not resolve hostname
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/237325
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You asked me earlier how I configured the printer. I got side-tracked
and never responded. So, this time, for the record, the way I changed
the name (see attachment). I doubt,at this point,if you are really
interested in how I configured the printer, but, if you are, just ask. I
can print here fro
I did it. Nothing changed. I did it prior to responding to the "pesky
Icon" and got the usual result -- only the rotating ball. Using the
terminal command (see attachment) still works --16 updates (14.2 MB)
were downloaded and installed.
I am tempted to try, in the terminal, "gksudo synaptic." I a
The terminal freezes after "gksudo synaptic."
I think I know how I created the problem. I started with Ubuntu with
7.04. I put it in an old PIII and was impressed, so I purchased a new
motherboard, P5K, and the rest of the stuff, and built a new computer. I
worked at obtaining a dual boot system,
The download icon appeared on the toolbar. I clicked on it. This
produced "From icon.jpg." As before, I played solitaire for about 15
minutes while the ball rotated and then went to the terminal. (see
terminal.jpg).Executing that command produced "Synaptic from
terminal.jpg." Here, I clicked on "Ma
Synaptic didn't respond at all when I try to launch it by clicking on it , and
it still doesn't. But some nice things happened when I launched it from the
terminal. (Again, thanks for the hint.) I entered in the terminal:
"sudo synaptic --upgrade-mode" and got a dialog box listing nine files --
I tried to use the "hint" you gave me and found that synaptic wont boot.
I have used it successfully several times.
I would be tempted to reinstall everything (that's what I would do if
MSWIN behaved this way), if it were not for the fact that you people
might want to learn from my mistakes. But,
I had suspected the update manager earlier. I attempted to uninstall and
reinstall, but Ubuntu would not allow that. Immediately before this bug
emerged, I had successfully configured the printer attached to this
computer to be used by a windows computer via the network. When the bug
emerged, I att
I did it and some very nice things happened. It appears that all the
downloads are installed, but that pesky download icon still appears on
the tool bar after a reboot, and the little rotating ball does not go
away after I click on install. The attached file is what appeared in the
terminal.
It se
Whatever problem I had accessing www. with 7.10 was resolved several
months ago. With this new version, no such problem exists.
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Cannot access www, but can download,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157587
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Oops. the wireless adapter is a NETGEAR WG111v2
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Cannot access www, but can download,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157587
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
I'm using UBUNTU 7.10 on an ASUS P5K with an Intel Core2 Duo. The
wireless USB adapter is a NETGEAR 311v2.
When I connect directly to the DSL modem (wired), I can access www, but
it takes 70 seconds to access msn. When I connect through the wirel
Public bug reported:
I cannot access any web site including msn.com. google.com, weather,com
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Thu Oct 11 13:20:40 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.10
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/gnome-panel
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package: gnome-panel 1:2.20.0.1-0ubuntu6
Pac
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