Oh well.. that may not work for people using aac files, but if all you
want to do is to tag any other format using ID3v2.3 from EasyTag that's
what necessary.
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ID3v2.3 tag writing support missing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196089
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If you've installed EasyTag from Ubuntu Softwarecenter (not sure that's
what it's called in English, used to be Add/Remove app..) remove it.
When removed, open a terminal and type:
sudo aptitude install easytag
There you go.. no annoying easytag-aac installed.
The EasyTag you install from Ubu
Forgot to mention: if you follow what I just wrote, you should now be
able to select v2.3 tags from easytag.
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ID3v2.3 tag writing support missing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196089
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It's not fixed. It just happened again today on freshly installed Ubuntu
9.10.
Two users were logged in, UserA and UserB.. UserA being the active one.
Mounted a CD while logged in as UserA, tried to unmount only to find out that
it was owned/mounted by UserB.
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removable medias mounted for ev
I managed to fix it by installing ArchLinux.. then installing Ubuntu over it..
the error did not show this time.
What I did and noticed when installing ArchLinux was that I could not mount
/home .. had to fsck.jfs it.. then it mounted. The same thing happened from
Ubuntu install CD live session
I can also confirmed that the same issue happens with: ubuntu-9.04-rc-
desktop-amd64.iso
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ubiquity "failed to remove conflicting files"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186147
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I can confirm this still exist with ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso as on
2009-04-20. It has not been fixed.
How do I fix this? I now have a fucked up / partition, grub fails with
Error 15, Ubuntu won't install no matter what.. I still have files on
/home (seperate partion)
> "The installer needs t
I can also confirm this bug. It's bothered for 1.5-2 years.
If someone else is logged in and I mount a cd with porn and unmount it,
everyone on this system currently logged in will have a nice window
opened when they log in again with thumbnails of all the porn on the cd
I had mounted for a short
Another annoying side effect of this bug is when you want to blank a cd
you have to ask all the other users logged in to umount /cdrom so you
can blank it. sudo umount /cdrom works of course, but it's still silly.
I mounted it, not the other users.
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