#28 doesn't work for me, but #27 works a charm.
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Not all desktop items are themed
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@Mass-Yas. Does not sound like the same bug. In mine at least (and
seemingly everybody else's) the theme never goes back to the default. X
never freezes on mine. And on mine the theme will not apply even during
an individual session. Also, on mine the behavior is very easy to
reproduce. I'd recomme
I think it has to do with the order that things are loaded in. I have
tried it on ext3 and the problem persisted. It seems like most of us are
using i7 as well, so maybe someone should try to delay the X
server/gnome DE from loading until gnome-settings-daemon is already
loaded. I would do this mys
No, I haven't. I have attached my system info.
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10.10 headphone jack does not work
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Any chance that this fix would make its way back to 10.04? I've had
this problem since karmic and am still using lucid. When I upgraded I
also had the problem in Maverick (I rolled back to lucid for other
easons).
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10.10 headphone jack does not work
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Also i7. Affects me. I have the below system information. I know it
says Lucid, I downgraded from my backup after getting frustrated with
all of the problems that were happening. For me, it was actually only
partially applying my icons. I got the right icons on some areas of the
screen (Awoken
Ok found I needed to add the three driver files to the
/etc/firmware/gobi directory
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I installed the backport and restarted the computer. I got and NVIDIA
error decided to use the reduced graphics and was able to connect fine.
Restarted the laptop reconfigured the drivers on the drivers error
screen resetting to default and now cant see the driver in NM.
When I look in the log i s
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
If you type something into the nautilus location that it can't go to, it
says: "Nautilus cannot handle this kind of locations." That's the bug.
I didn't know where else to report it. Adjective/noun agreement. Yeah.
I'm a grammar stickler.
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I already tried that. No difference.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:01 AM, Micah Gersten <
launch...@micahscomputing.com> wrote:
> You can try:
> sudo apt-get --reinstall install libcanberra-gtk-module
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> firefox freezes constantly
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/384353
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OK, did that. Here's a new strace of another crash.
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firefox freezes constantly
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Oh, is that what elfclass means? I am on a 64 bit system but did not
manually install realplayer. I already removed realplayer but the problem
consisted. The new strace said something about the Canberra libs. I'll
post that new strace up here for you to look at later, once I'm on the right
comp
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Binary package hint: firefox
Using the latest release of firefox and a fully updated Jaunty install,
I have found firefox to freeze so often that the system is unusable. It
happened when Jaunty first came out so I downgraded to Ibex, but when I
reupgraded to j
Ok, here it is. This was made with firefox in safe mode.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 3:40 PM, Micah Gersten wrote:
> Could you please start firefox with strace and when you reboot attach
> the strace log?
> Thanks.
>
> RossH wrote:
> > Not possible. The entire system loc
Not possible. The entire system locks up when it happens, unless there are
other log files that I could go into.
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 2:24 PM, Micah Gersten wrote:
> Thank you for reporting this to Ubuntu. Could you please provide an strace
> while Firefox is crashing?
> https://wiki.ubuntu.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Using the latest release of firefox and a fully updated Jaunty install,
I have found firefox to freeze so often that the system is unusable. It
happened when Jaunty first came out so I downgraded to Ibex, but when I
reupgraded to jaunty the probl
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