I'm also seeing this in ubuntu 12.04. As a workaround, I added a "sleep
5" to the top of the "script" section in /etc/init/gdm.conf and
/etc/init/lightdm.conf
Like other posters on duplicate bugs, according to /var/log/Xorg.0.log
and dmesg, X bombs out a bit under 5 seconds after boot (after the
The toolbar button does not address this bug. It does not manage pages
as a stack. I think it is based upon some web-browser user interface
work that displayed the title of recently visited pages in a drop down
list, based upon when the page was viewed. This is a reasonable way to
present a brow
Thanks for responding; it's not clear the printer drivers are doing
anything wrong, so this might belong with hplip. The bug report
probably belongs to whatever package owns the gnome notification bubble;
I think everything underneath the hood is working properly.
Unless there is a way to twea
Confirmed w/ new drivers. Rebooted; still got corruption.
This is what the upgrade did:
libdrm2-dbg will be removed
libdrm-dev (version 2.3.1-0build1) will be upgraded to version
2.4.1-0ubuntu7~intrepid
libdrm2 (version 2.3.1-0build1) will be upgraded to version
2.4.1-0ubuntu7~intrepid
xserver-x
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: synaptic
I attempted to unlock a package with a locked version as a regular user:
$ synaptic
(pick a locked package)
(click on Package->Lock Version, which already has a checkbox)
error opening tmpfile: /var/lib/synaptic/.tmp_preferences
Segmentation f
Public bug reported:
I have an HP printer, and it reports low ink when the cartridge still
has a month or two of ink left in it. (By 'reports low ink', I mean it
turns on a warning light for the cartridge, and the built-in diagnostic
test page and hpilp report a ink level of zero). The printer h
Just want to add that I wasn't seeing this with intel's 2.3 drivers (I
think I grabbed them out of intrepid's repository a few months ago, or
with the 2.2 series from hardy. However, 2.3 was ridiculously slow at
running compiz. I don't remember what was wrong with 2.2, but it was
something signif
I'd like to add that the mouse cursor now sometimes disappears. Usually
it's just one of the cursors, like the animated 'wait' circle. Killing
and restarting compiz doesn't fix the mouse cursor, though it does fix
the alt-tab icons. I mention it since I've seen the mouse cursor 'wait'
bitmap sho
Tested with compiz 1:0.7.8-0ubuntu4 and with AperTexSize commented out.
No change.
Suspend/resume was stable before I upgraded, though compiz was very
slow. I may have hacked a few things in the suspend/resume scripts
under feisty, but I think most of those customizations were blown away a
long t
Note that I've tweaked the AperTexSize option, and had to muck with the
virtual desktop size. Otherwise, the rest of the customization for the
intel driver is commented out,
The laptop is a lenovo thinkpad x61t.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
After I suspend/resume my laptop, the compiz icons in the
display are corrupted. Icons in the menubar, and icons for windows
created after resume aren't affected.
(See attached screenshot - gimp and synaptic were launched after
Oops; looks like I spoke too soon. It's not taking advantage of sparse
files when it converts from DD formats:
$ vditool DD VistaQemu.vdi VistaQemu.bin
vditoolCopyright (c) 2004-2008 innotek GmbH.
Converting VDI: from DD image file="VistaQemu.bin" to file="VistaQemu.vdi"...
Creating fixed i
There are three issues here. I think the bug is in virtualbox's
vditool.
First, ext3 supports sparse files, which means that runs of zeros aren't
actually stored anywhere on disk. The .img file is probably sparse, so
the reported filesize is to be expected. You can check the actual size
of a fi
Pedro: Sorry I didn't respond to the earlier message. It must have
slipped through the cracks.
I think this is a user interface bug, not a hardware bug. (If it's a
hardware bug, it might be because I've had to do strange things to get
my backlight controls to work...)
Gnome has two brightness s
I've been running 2.6.24-? on gutsy for weeks with no real problems. If
you're worried, make sure it doesn't pull too much hardy stuff in...
Last I checked, 2.6.24 didn't require very many (any?) package upgrades.
(I haven't had a chance to play with the most recent one...)
The old kernel sh
The problem with having xrandr or the driver hardcode the policy is that
it wouldn't work properly with other wacom hardware (not all wacom
devices are built into screens, and it's unclear what to do when there
are multiple displays, and the user rotates one of them...).
Perhaps some sort of event
Leann correctly marked my bug (141339) as a duplicate of this one.
On my system, running "/etc/init.d/powernowd restart" reliably fixes the
problem. I created a script in /etc/acpi/resume.d with these contents:
#!/bin/sh
/etc/init.d/powernowd restart
This is automatically run when the system r
I'm running ubuntu gutsy with an intel 965gm (Lenovo x61 tablet), but
with the newer intel video drivers from hardy (2:2.2.0-1ubuntu1). I
haven't tested it heavily, but pymol doesn't seem to crash X on my
system. Instead, if you move the window, pymol's rendering window (the
3d one) is no longer
I don't really recommend doing this for the current intel ubuntu
package, given the bugs I mentioned above. Also, (according to the xorg
mailing list) there are some performance regressions and other
problems... Things should improve when version 2.2.0 of the driver is
released. Also, it's n
It hasn't been fixed in gutsy. You'd need to update to the pre-release
version in hardy. That version broke other, more important, things on
my system, like synaptics and wacom drivers. Plus, compiz still isn't
working properly.
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It does not refresh well when dragging a window in the rotated
Done.
Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Russell, thanks for reporting this. Xiaoyang Yu, can you confirm that
> the rotation and dragging is working for you as well?
>
> The other two issues with window borders and tablets need to be reported
> as separate bugs, if they're not already. Russell, would y
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Using an empty intel driver (from hardy; version 2:2.1.1-4ubuntu2)
configuration section with compiz (from gutsy) leads to an unusable
system. When windows appear, the first (?) frame they display is used
to draw their window. T
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-wacom
I've just upgraded to hardy's version of xorg. Now I get this in my
xorg.log, and my wacom stylus doesn't work. I have xserver-xorg-input-
wacom version 1:0.7.7.7-0ubuntu2 installed. The synaptics driver
(0.14.6-0ubuntu10) comp
Rotation with direct rendering is fixed in hardy as of yesterday
(2:2.1.1-4ubuntu2) on my lenovo x61 tablet.
Sadly, the window borders are corrupted and screen rotation breaks in a
different way when I enable compiz.
Also, Hardy's xorg breaks my tablet's stylus (it can't seem to find the
wacom dr
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 118745 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118745
This isn't quite a duplicate bug; firefox (at least when run under
gnome) uses gnome's font settings and sizes, but it gets the DPI values
from X. Why doesn't it get all the settings from gnome?
In order to
This is probably due to stray gnome processes.
See bug# 126719
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I have the same problem. In my case, it is due to stray gnome processes
that aren't killed properly by --. Logging out
and killing them from a text prompt fixes the problem.
See bug# 126719
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Brightness applet fails to function after restarting X server
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112751
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
When gnome-power-manager is set to dim the display on battery power,
brightness applet "double counts" gnome's battery screen dimming
setting. If the AC screen brightness is set to 100%, and the battery
dimming is set to 20%, then bri
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[gutsy] screen resolution rotation does not rotate wacom
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133430
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I have attached two perl scripts that I use to rotate my screen on an
x61 tablet. They should work (more or less) on the x60 tablet as well.
They handle xrandr, wacom rotation, and also set the arrow buttons on
the front panel to the appropriate keyboard arrow keys. rotscreen.new
calls xrandr 1.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Screen rotation and video acceleration don't work together on my system.
I have a lenovo thinkpad x61 tablet (intel 965gm chipset)
In order to get rotation to work at all, I need to put "Option "DRI"
"false" in my xorg.log, which
On Thu, 2007-09-27 at 21:02 +, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
> I don't perfectly understand:
>
> "The line in the exported latex that seems to be causing the problem is:
>
> \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
>
> This command typically causes latex to use type 1 fonts."
>
> So, in exported latex files, you
Right now, the only workaround is to disable all of the keyboard
accessibility stuff.
I think that each of the accessibility features need an independent
option to disable their keyboard shortcut key under
system->preferences->accessibility->keyboard. If people that don't have
problems with keybo
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: lyx
The pdf files that lyx produces (pdflatex, ps2pdf and dvipdfm) have type
3 (bitmap) fonts embedded in them. They should have type 1 (vector)
fonts instead.
I'm not sure if this is a lyx or a tetex / texlive bug. lyx 1.4.3 and
1.5 exhibit the same b
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.22
This bug occurs on a Lenovo Thinkpad X61 Tablet (Low voltage core 2 duo,
1.6ghz)
I'm running:
linux-image-2.6.22-11-generic (2.6.22-11.33)
powernowd (0.97-1ubuntu7)
pm-utils (0.99.2-1)
acpi-support (0.95)
gnome-power-manager (2.18.2-0
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