Ah no it was [allow-insecure=yes] that was throwing it off, because when
I did it there were certificate issues. My original question still
stands.
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Oh, it seems do-release-upgrade doesn't recognize old-releases in a
sources.list, so that won't quite work either...
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Title:
setting release-upgr
Is there a way I can have both prompt=never and to be able to run do-
release-upgrade? I'd like to decide on my own terms when to do an
upgrade, and to fully disable the update/upgrade UI entirely. I know I
could temporarily change prompt back, but that's inconvenient in the
long term.
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Update: sudo apt-get install vanilla-gnome-desktop does install
everything. However, regardless of whether I also tasksel'd it, I do get
an errors encountered while configuring for both vanilla-gnome-default-
settings and vanilla-gnome-desktop; dpkg --audit says to dpkg
--configure both to resolve
Affects me with both the i386 and x86_64 netinstall images of 18.04 —
the installation process completes unusually quickly, and upon
rebooting, I get dropped to a terminal login. startx is not found.
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Several years on, this is still present in wily. I'm not sure if it's
the same root cause, but pgrep plugin-container doesn't work. Annoying,
as I typically do kill -9 `pgrep xxx`, and killing Nightly doesn't kill
plugin-container (it will die some time later, causing apport to
complain).
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And it isn't saying which packages are held or conflict...?
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Title:
missing /usr/lib/libGL.so, pkg-config gl.pc file causes programs to
fail to
That's a different issue from the one in this bug report but I'll try to
diagnose it: what packages conflict?
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Title:
missing /usr/lib/libGL.so,
bigdavesr: what issue are you having specifically? Are you saying
installing fglrx itself fails for you?
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Title:
missing /usr/lib/libGL.so, pkg-c
I don't know how much this comment would contribute to this bug but I
can at least confirm that the behavior described here is a possible
reason why this is going on, as judged by my comment to bug 1236749
here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-
shell/+bug/1236749/comments/77 Specifi
The problem with this bug is that it doesn't exhibit itself consistently
or predictably.
On my previous laptop's Ubuntu GNOME 14.10 setup, reboots worked fine
until some point (a month after installing?), at which point this
behavior started happening... but only on a clean reboot. If I killed
pow
Public bug reported:
I test the software I write against GTK+ master, and for that I build
cairo and pango master as part of the build process with jhbuild. After
getting a new laptop with AMD graphics, mesa kept freezing so I switched
to fglrx. The two libraries now fail to build.
cairo fails to
The VAR= part isn't as important as the not being able to tab complete
files, which is now fixed mysteriously, so I suppose I'll let this one
rest as well. Thanks anyway!
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Something in the most recent set of updates (as of an hour ago) fixed
the filename completion issues (but not the VAR= -l issue). I'm not sure
what it is, and I've had to reboot since... is there a way I can get a
log of what packages were updated so I could spot the culprit?
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Public bug reported:
After some unknown update in the past at least week and a half or so, my
bash completion has acted strangely:
- if I begin a filename to complete with
~/
I cannot complete filenames, only directory names, and the suggested names
(if I press tab twice) show only directo
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