I just found that the Flash video on the following page triggers the crash
every time:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18807774
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Chrome+Pepper+Flash plays audio+video in fast-forward after several
days of uptime; killall pulseaudio fixes it.
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Public bug reported:
Chrome plays audio+video in fast forward when using the Pepper version
of Shockwave Flash 11.3 r31 running on Ubuntu Precise Pangolin x86_64.
This is particularly obvious when using Pandora or YouTube.
I initially believed this to be a Chrome+Pepper+Shockwave issue and
report
lspci reports my video hardware as follows:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core
Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
xorg is using the following driver:
[ 5.804] (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/intel_drv.so
I'll report this
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 964796 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/964796
Bug 964796 is almost certainly related, but it's not identical. For
instance, I haven't seen the problem fix itself after several seconds.
Marking it as a duplicate strikes makes sense to me, since the fix i
After a recent update, Nautilus now behaves properly if I killall
nautilus and then restart it, after pugging in the external monitor. If
I have Nautilus running and I plug in the monitor, it still behaves as
showin the screenshots that I provided.
It's good progress, but I still want to keep the
Oops, I forgot to add the acpi_backlight=vendor kernel parameter. I'm
now seeing the same behavior as everyone else, with the above
configuration.
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It's still broken for me.
Running the following pre-release kernel: Linux version
3.4.0-030400-generic (apw@gomeisa) (gcc version 4.4.3 (Ubuntu
4.4.3-4ubuntu5.1) ) #201205210521 SMP Mon May 21 09:22:02 UTC 2012
Obtained from here:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.4-precise/
Toshi
Wohoo! I'll give a post 3.3.5 PPA a try when I get a chance, and report
back.
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Title:
Various Toshiba laptops - brightness controls work on first
Public bug reported:
The pull-down menus in VirtualBox appear below their expected location.
A picture is worth a thousand words, so I've attached a screenshot of
the problem.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: virtualbox 4.1.12-dfsg-2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.2.0-24.37-g
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I just wanted to wake up this bug. Here's a screenshot taken this
morning from a fairly up-to-date Precise laptop.
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This bug was fixed long ago. Except for a problem adjusting the screen
brightness in suspend/resume (reported in a separate bug), stock kernels
in Oneiric and Precise both work wonderfully on this laptop, these days.
I recommend closing this bug.
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I see this one, too. It's actually the biggest source of UI confusion
when I hand my snazzy Ubuntu laptop to someone who's only used Windows
or Mac OS X, and it really is confusing.
I would expect this particular message to disappear (or be replaced with
"you are now connected") when network conn
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 606547 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/606547
Still experiencing this after upgrading to Precise with kernel
3.2.0-18-generic.
My day job has been keeping me incredibly busy these last few weeks, so
I haven't had a chance to apply the patches referenced
Still experiencing this after upgrading to Precise with kernel
3.2.0-18-generic.
My day job has been keeping me incredibly busy these last few weeks, so
I haven't had a chance to apply the patches referenced above to the
kernel modules yet. Trying to keep the big report alive as much as
anything.
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Public bug reported:
When attaching a second screen display to my laptop when I get to my
office in the morning, Nautilus attempts to span both displays, but the
Nautilus desktop only spans one display.
I've attached a screenshot showing both the effect, and my display-
configuration dialog box.
Martin Ling -- many thanks!
I'll read through and try the patches you mention and go from there,
when I get a chance. Things have been busy at work lately, so no
promises, but I'm incredibly happy to have a starting point!
Thanks!!
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Me too -- Toshiba R835-P56x.
Linux gear 3.0.0-16-generic #28-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 27 17:44:39 UTC 2012
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Latest BIOS update from Toshiba (Version 3.50, according to dmidecode).
I'm programming-literate, and I've been trying to figure out where to
start putting together
I'm using Gnome 3.2 now, and it's crunch time at work, so I probably
won't get a chance to see if the bugs still exist and to resubmit with
screenshots.
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I've tried that in the past with no success.
It's worth noting that toshset uses a different kernel module than the
Ubuntu installer sets up by default. By default, I have the
toshiba_acpi.ki module loaded. I've built and installed the correct
module for toshset, but it didn't seem to work any b
(I removed toshset and the related kernel module after proving to myself
that it wasn't a solution. My current configuration has just the stock
toshiba_acpi module that the Ubuntu installer pulled in.)
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Weird window-manager behavior when running stacked monitors
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I'm running a pair of stacked monitors, with a larger (2048x1152)
display above, and a smaller (1366x768 laptop panel) below. The laptop
panel is set as the primary display.
When placing windows on the top (larger) monitor, window-placement is
restricted. I can only place t
I am using ntpd on that box. I checked that with first round of Googling.
It looks like the Pithos guys have released a fix, though, so I'm back in
business.
Thanks,
-Luke
On Jan 7, 2012 10:15 PM, "Spencer Kingsbury" <743...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> ** Description changed:
>
> Hi. Pithos wa
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When my laptop comes back from sleep, I have to press Ctrl+Alt+F1,
Ctrl+Alt+F7 to see the password screen
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When my laptop comes back from sleep, I see a blank screen. I have to
press Ctrl+Alt+F1, Ctrl+Alt+F7 to see the password screen.
I'm using Gnome 3.2. The problem has been there for some time, and
recently got worse after a BIOS update, but I saw this problem
intermittently
"I really don't think it's a good idea to be contacting Pandora about
these issues. Their licensing agreements don't allow unlimited skips,
and third party clients put them in a bad spot with the record
companies."
If they really don't want 3rd party clients, than maybe they really
don't want me t
BTW, the patch above installs cleanly on
/usr/share/pyshared/pithos/pandora/pandora.py on Ubuntu Oneiric Ocelot
x86_64. I can now log in to Pandora and access my account, manage
stations, see a playlist, and so on.
I'm not able to actually play music, though. It may be a codec problem
of some so
I fully understand that this is a reverse engineered client, and I've
been using reverse engineered open source software on my primary desktop
since 1998. I know the drill, but I do thank you pointing this out for
those who haven't been through it over and over again for the past 13
years or so.
I'm a Pandora One subscriber, and I e-mailed supp...@pandora.com about
this issue.
I went on at some length about how I really like both Pandora and Pithos
and how I hope that they'd collaborate on a fix. The Pandora support
person said that they'd go over the issue with the product team, though
Yes, bug 774056 is describing the same issue. And more succinctly, too.
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Just updated to version 3.40 of the Toshiba BIOS
(http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-
bin/tais/support/jsp/download.jsp?soid=3241013).
Despite the changelog saying things like "Implemented the Intel
specification for Intel Chipsets to improve stability", I observed no
change in behavior -- screen brig
I haven't tried to reproduce it lately, since I'm now using Gnome 3.2 as
my desktop environment. (Nothing against Unity, it's a great effort and
I appreciate all of the hard work -- I just happen to love Gnome 3.2's
style of interaction.)
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One thing related to the behavior that both of us have observed is that
more feedback from the last.fm fingerprint plugin would be appreciated.
For instance, if the plugin fails to identify a song, displaying a
message that indicates the song couldn't be identified (and why) would
be greatly appre
I'm running oneiric-proposed on my main laptop, so I'll verify that the
bug still exists when I get a chance. (Probably in the next day or
two.)
Thanks,
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This plugin for banshee repeatedly (and intermittantly asks for my login
credentials, rather than remembering them or using the credentials from
the other last.fm plugins.
It also intermittently fails to find metadata for songs. Fingerprinting
the same song again at a later
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I'm an idiot. I'd changed to a Gnome desktop from the Ubuntu/Unity
desktop. I must have rm'ed my .gmrc or something, but I assumed it was
a major upgrade since it was in the thick of the Oneiric beta. I still
love the new Gnome GUI shell, but please disregard my above comments on
the basis that
Assuming that we're both patching our systems regularly, we should be
running the same major releases of the major desktop applications, then.
I wonder why the difference?
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The new Unity switcher in Oneiric solves this one very nicely. I
haven't experienced the bug since this new version of Gnome was
introduced into the Oneric 2-3 weeks ago (when it was still in beta).
This is the unity variant where that revolves around a dashboard showing
the all of the running win
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I'm running Unity with a stacked multi-monitor configuration. My
(1366x768) laptop display is located under a larger (2048x1152) external
display. I've set the external (top) monitor as the "primary" monitor
that holds the dock and the menu bar.
In this configuration, the w
Public bug reported:
Thunderbird / Lightning not an option for calendar in "Systems Settings"
-> "System Info" -> "Default Applications". The only option is gedit.
When I open the indicator-calendar applet, and click on "open calendar",
the error message indicates that it tried to start Evolutio
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Thunderbird / Lightning not an option for calendar in "Systems
Settings" -> "System Info" -> "Default Applications"
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Unity/Compiz multi-monitor and Virtual Desktop Gotchas
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First off, let me say I love the new Unity/Gnome interface. The
interaction with the switcher is first-rate, and the way the virtual
desktops are integrated is first rate! And it's one of the few
interfaces that I've seen that seems to serve novice users and expert
users wel
I haven't been able to reproduce this bug since I followed the
instructions in Comment #14 and removed my account's dot-file containing
apport exclude list. I've since given up on trying to reproduce it.
I had also figured that James Hunt's dissassembly had settled the issue.
I didn't see any obv
I tried blacklisting the toshiba_acpi module and, while it didn't fix
the suspend/resume, it didn't break anything. Also, with toshiba_acpi
blacklisted, there are more brightness-notches available -- 7 possible
brightnesses instead of 5.
Also, the PPA of kernel 3.1 (as suggested during one of the
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Status: Opinion => Fix Released
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df -h permission denied error
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I was trying to figure out why lightdm would be fuse-mounting .gvfs.
I'm glad to hear it's fixed!
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This is how Unix systems are supposed to behave. The ~lightdm/.gvfs
filesystem is a private FUSE-mounted filesystem that belongs to the
lightdm user, so a normal user shouldn't be able to access it. The same
thing would happen if you had a GVFS filesystem open as yourself and
another user (who wa
Marked confirmed, since it affects multiple people. I've received
offline e-mail from people who haven't participated in the bug
discussion here, so this bug appears to be affecting people and two
recent varieties of Toshiba laptops.
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The problem persists after upgrading the BIOS in my Toshiba R835-P56X to
version 3.10.
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Bummer. Is there a way that I can set apport to start reporting the
error again? I may get a chance this evening to reboot a few times and
see if I can reproduce it.
Thanks,
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The part that jumped out at me is the following line:
[ply-utils.c] ply_open_module:Could not load
module "/lib/plymouth/renderers/x11.so": /lib/plymouth/renderers/x11.so: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory
Not sure if it's an error or a warni
Here's my plymouth-debug.log. I turned off the apport notifications for
this version of the package, so I'm only 95% positive it's reproducing
the problem. The log does contain some interesting-looking graphics-
related errors/warnings.
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https://bugs.
I'm seeing the same thing as you all.
lukescharf@gear:~$ lspci | egrep -i 'graphics|audio'
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core
Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family
I'm still experiencing this problem, after my upgrade to Oneiric beta.
The windows are placed under the middle indicator-bar, and scrunched up.
This also happens when I do a "compiz --replace" and it tries to re-
arrange the windows. Gnome-terminals seem to be especially susceptible
to this, and
No explanation for the crash here, either. I was on a stable (wired)
network connection, and not interacting with the weather applet when it
crashed.
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gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in
g_simple_async_result_complete()
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Miklos Juhasz: The script you provided does appear to fix the problem.
I verified that the problem still exists in today's version of Natty.
Then I installed the script and run the MacBook through about 5
sleep/wake cycles, and the problem does, indeed, seem to be fixed.
I guess the next step woul
BTW, I've uploaded the requested logs and had some offline dialog about
this issue. Can we mark this one as "confirmed"?
(I'm in the process of joining the Bug Squad, so I might be able to mark
it "confirmed" myself -- but marking my own bug as "confirmed" seems
like a faux pas. At the very leas
Another bit of trivia:
/sys/devices/platform/toshiba_acpi/backlight/toshiba/max_brightness and
/sys/devices/pci:00/:00:02.0/backlight/acpi_video0/max_brightness
shows that there are 7 possible brightness values (running from 0
through 6 inclusive).
However, when I press the Fn+F6 and Fn+F7
I started reading drivers/platform/x86/toshiba_acpi.c to see if any
obvious problems jump out at me. (None so far.) However, one strange
thing that I noticed is that, while I can adjust my screen brightness by
echoing values to
/sys/devices/platform/toshiba_acpi/backlight/toshiba/brightness (when
Omer Akram and David Barth: I submitted the duplicate bug. I can
confirm that no special steps are required to get the behavior shown in
my screenshot, or in nevergone's screenshot.
Nevergone's screenshot shows that the bug isn't related to the stacked
monitor configuration that I was using. A s
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Wishlist: Update to Unison 2.40.63
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Wishlist: Update to Unison 2.40.63, since this is the latest stable
version. Also, Unison 2.4 is the currently version most easily
installed on on FreeBSD, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows (and Unison is
picky about version numbers), so it would be easier to set up a multi-OS
Public bug reported:
The virtual desktop picker provided by Compiz/Unity does not clean up
animation-artifacts when used on a stacked monitor configuration with
mismatched display sizes (laptop panel below, large secondary external
LCD panel above).
I've attached a screenshot demonstrating the is
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Virtual Desktop Picker on stacked/mismatched monitors (screenshot)
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I'm seeing the same dock behavior on Oneiric. It had been masked to me,
because I had set the dock to always be visible. After I rm'd my
compiz-related dot files, I see the same problem with unhiding the dock.
There are a number of problems with the stacked monitor configuration
and Unity/compiz
I was managing files on a remote SFTP server "mounted" via gvfs.
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nautilus crashed with SIGSEGV in g_timer_stop()
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The consistency of Chrome's built-in scrolling makes it feel far better
than the 3rd-party extension that I was using.
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Wishlist: smooth sc
I've installed the Google build of Chrome and enabled the smooth
scrolling (as well as GPU compositing) in about:flags, and everything
really is very smooth!
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Choosing windows with vertically-stacked monitors
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Public bug reported:
When running Unity with stacked monitors (laptop display on the bottom,
external monitor above), the window-picker sometimes clusters the
available-windows directly over the split between the two monitors.
I've observed this happen when I use the meta-W key to pick windows as
Great! It sounds like this ticket can be closed, and we can wait for
the upstream folks to take care of it.
(I've been avoiding going to Google's build of Chrome (instead of
Chromium), since I'm helping to help prove out the stock Oneiric beta,
(and Unity). I haven't been involved with this pro
Thank you!
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receiv
It's worth mentioning that I'm using two-fingered scroll on my laptop.
If you're using a mouse-wheel with detents for scroll, scrolling might
feel much more predictable. My laptop's touchpad doesn't provide this
kind of haptic feedback.
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Wishlist: smooth scrolling extension as part of the Ubuntu Chromium
packages
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Wishlist: smooth scrolling extension as a standard part of the Ubuntu
Chromium packages.
I just installed the Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller extension, and I've
found that it's a major improvement in both the usability and the feel
of the Chromium browser. Previously, I kept
I'm running Unity on a multi-monitor laptop. I'm seeing the same thing
as the rest of y'all.
My packages are the lastest ones I could pull with apt-get dist-upgrade
as of about 5 minutes. If needed, I'll egrep the version numbers based
on the ones above.
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I'd like to dig in to the code for this a bit. I've worked with the
kernel a bit in the past, but I don't know where to start on this one.
Can anyone point me to the source file(s) for the bottom-layer device
driver that is supposed to control the screen brightness on the more-
recent Toshiba lapt
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Sluggish performance in Virtualbox after Natty->Oneiric upgrade.
Choppy audio, and poor disk I/O performance. Underlying system as VM
extensions enabled in the BIOS. I've experimented with the execute-flag
setting in the host's BIOS after some web-searches, but these have n
There may still be other issues relating to the stacked monitor
configuration, but I can align the monitors to reflect the physical
configuration of monitors on my desk, and I can see all of the basic GUI
elements I'm supposed to, and I can move the mouse-cursor to visible
parts of the display (and
I just upgraded to the Ubutu 11.10 Beta (Oneiric Ocelot), and this
issues seems to have been fixed.
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Stacked Monitors: missing screen area
I upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 Beta (Oneiric), and this problem persists
with the default kernel.
/proc/version:
Linux version 3.0.0-10-generic (buildd@allspice) (gcc version 4.6.1
(Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.1-7ubuntu2) ) #16-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 2 18:32:04 UTC 2011
dpkg --list | grep linux-image:
linux-image
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Title:
Wishlist: Full path (or partial path) in Nautilus tab-titles
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Public bug reported:
I wish that I could configure Naituls tab-titles to contain the full
path, or the right-most portion of the path (if the path is too long).
Instead of "Documents", I would prefer the tab to say "~/Documents/" or
"/home/lukescharf/Documents/" or "...arf/Documents/"
As a long-
Public bug reported:
I wish that Nautilus would implement a hover-browse feature, similar to
that in Mac OS X.
Here's how it works:
1. I start dragging (copy or move) a file or directory
2. I hover the mouse for a predetermined interval (2-5 seconds) over a "Place"
or a folder.
3. Nautilus autom
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Title:
Wishlist: Hover-browse when dragging files
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Title:
Stacked Monitors: missing screen area when lower (low res) monitor is
centered under high-res monitor
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