a new instance of xfce4-display is being launched every 5 seconds
an infinite number of instances of xfce4-display are being launched
this makes the computer UNUSABLE
this started happening on my computer after a recent upgrade, prior to that it
did not happen.
See bug 1375020 for details (
this occured with windows 2000, and I am pretty sure that it happened
exactly as described, but that was awhile ago I might have misremembered
something. It probably also depends on the specific sequence of the
partitions.
Windows 2000 has a very finicky file system. These days winows 2000 is
a
Public bug reported:
Every 5 seconds a new instance of xfce4-display is being launched, this makes
the computer unusable.
This started happening after a recent upgrade/update.
Prior to that upgrade/update the xfce4-display program was being
launched every time that power was added or removed fro
@alberto: so audio is considered to be non-essential in a consumer
computer??? I could see that being the case for servers, but
computers with gui interfaces ought to consider audio to be essential to
that experience, see for instance PC-98 spec.
I did eventually find a work-around for this
sorry, turns out this bug is invalid.
The problem is that the PNY USB Flash drives are terrible, don't buy
them, they are dog slow.
This works fine when I use a different brand of Flash Drive.
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okay, that is indeed very sophisticated, but I'm still trying to figure
out why I ended up with an unbootable system. In that scenario I was
doing a downgrade from a newer/updated version of the beta.
I note that /boot was not deleted. one possibility that comes to mind
is that the newer kern
hmm, that's interesting/confusing, it is doing some amount of
deleting... just not complete.
Before the install, I did this:
sudo su
touch /home/test/this-should-be-deleted
touch /bin/this-should-be-deleted
touch /boot/this-should-be-deleted
touch /etc/this-should-be-deleted
touch /lib/this-shoul
I used virtualbox to confirm the following
1) installer formats the disk = permissions are set correctly
2) install to an existing disk = it does not change the permissions for
that disk.
okay, so I guess it's not really a bug... but it is not the behavior
that I would expect when doing an INST
yes, it is doing exactly what I suspected it was doing... instead of
ERASING everything the way that it is supposed to do it attempts to do a
RESTORE instead.
I think the number of partitions that you have is irrelevant. But for
this repro I had 4 linux partitions and one swap partition. Only
@Peter,
for help with installing, please go and try the interactive chat at
irc.freenode.net
see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/IRC
also: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
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sorry for the delay, I ran out of time, will try to get
well, it was an uncontroled situation... I did an install, installed a
bunch of upgrades, made some other changes, and decided I needed to
start over. so then I reinstalled from the iso, and decided to take the
quick way out and not reformat or erase the existing, but just to
install over the top
okay, give me a few hours... and I will do another repro using vbox.
But I have already reprod this 3 times using a real hard disk partition.
basically I have a multiboot system with about a dozen partitions... but
I'm sure you don't need anywhere near that many to repro this.
to install
comment copied from "dup" bug 1164783
The only proper way to decide if a resize is needed is to compare the
original value that was placed into the Change dialog, to the value that
was returned from the dialog. This comparision must be preformed on the
numeric value so as to avoid getting confuse
@psusi in general it is customary to mark the newer bug as a dup of
the older bug, not the other way around.
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ubiquity resizes partiti
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I believe that the actual bug is that the CONFIG dialogs which popup are
not App Modal.
the specific problem I encountered is that the CONFIG dialog ends up
underneath something else (assuming you are doing other things will the
upgrade runs in the background) therefore you
oh yes, this occured in UbuntuStudio 14.01 BETA 1 while installing the
latest (3/30) updates
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CONFIG dialog should be App Modal
To manag
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Mouse Pad unusable on HP-DV7, Right Click and
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BETA 14.04 cant connect to PulseAudio server
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this breaks the 14.04 BETA after installing the latest 3/28/2014 round of
updates,
prior to that krita was fine.
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apt-get commands don't
related/dup bugs
bug #1084855 udev is creating symlinks for optical drives incorrectly
bug #1098323 Parole failes to play DVD
bug #237874kaffeine refers to "/dev/dvd
bug #1248194 Gnome-Mplayer cannot play commercial videos: Couldn't open DVD
device: /dev/dvd
bug #1295561 /dev/dvd doesn't
see bug #1255824
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Title:
Gnome-Mplayer cannot play commercial videos: Couldn't open DVD device:
/dev/dvd (No such file or directory) -- Ubuntu
I didn't have this problem in 12.05... so, /dev/dvd is considered
obsolete??? and is now removed?!?!? Well, somebody forgot to tell
that to all the app developers.
In BETA 14.04 the following are broken due to this *feature*
xine, gxine, (totem) Videos
I didn't test VLC but this bug was or
Public bug reported:
when you do a manual install and choose a partition which already has an os on
it.
then you get warned that the os will be erased... good that is what I want...
but then it does not actually erase the old os instead it adds files to it and
the result is unbootable.
steps t
why is this marked incomplete? I provided the info you requested.
why do you keep talking about HDMI?? what does that have to do with
audio? HDMI is not enabled because it's not hooked up.
Yes, I do use an external tv sometimes, when I want to watch a video.
But that has nothing to do with th
@mic
make sure that you install *all* the updates, not just the latest
kernel.
14.04 is still in BETA, it won't be released until april.
I'm not convinced that your bug with not seeing an android phone is at
all related to my bug of not being able to mount a WD usb disk -- which
was visible in t
Hi Raymond -- thank you very much for taking the time to look at this.
after many hours of fiddling and reading...
I finally Uninstalled PulseAudio ...
and now sound works great! not really the correct answer, but at least
I finally have a usable system.
>> do the stereo HDMI codec really nee
when installing software I'm seeing a lot of errors that look like this,
perhaps this is the reason the audio stopped working?
(gconftool-2:2854): GConf-WARNING **: Client failed to connect to the D-BUS
daemon:
Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did
not send
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1) Install Ubuntustudio 64 bit 14.04 Beta 1 (Alpha) Feb 24
2) reboot etc
result: Sound system works properly
3) Install all the latest updates as of Mar 14, 3.13.0-17-lowlatency kernel
4) reboot etc
result: Sound System no longer works
anything that tries to connect
an interesting concept...
apparently in the one very specific scenario that you describe, this
works ok.
However, beware, that I once had a disk with multiple partitions on it
with a mixture of windows and linux.
due to splitting one partition into two, I ended up with an out of order
partition
yes, this bug has been fixed. it works pretty well in 14.04
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I just remembered one important difference in the install, I did not
format the disk I used an existing empty partition.
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WARN: / is worl
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boot from LiveDVD once the desktop appears you immediatly get this
crash notice.
Ubuntustudio 64 bit 14.04 BETA 1 (Alpha) Feb 24
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: xfdesktop4 4.11.3-1ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.13.0-12.32-lowlatency 3.13.4
Un
Sorry, I'm just guessing at the Project/Package
The problem is that the BETA 14.04 Live DVD works okay but the Live
USB Flash is NOT usable, very slow/short hangs
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my bluetooth hardware seems to not be enabled or configured properly
running an inquery scan instead does not crash, but also does not detect
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ok, got it
3.13.0-12-lowlatencyfails
3.13.0-16-lowlatencyworks
3.13.0-17-lowlatencyworks
3.13.0-12 does not see the partitions, but it is now seeing the SMART
looks like this bug is already fixed
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mount and unmount external usb disks several times
and then close thunar
I'm guessing it's trying to free an already freeed resource
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: thunar 1.6.3-1ubuntu3
Pro
hmmm... that is interesting
last night I installed that latest round of updates including a new kernel
and now the problem is not reproducable.
I'm attaching the udisk output anyway
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Hi madbiologist, thank you very much for your persistance.(somehow
launchpad no longer shows this bug in my list...)
I did try some of your suggestions above, but nothing really seemed to help.
I am happy to report that UbubtuStudio 14.04 BETA 1 (Alpha) AMD64 is
greatly improved compared to
I deactivated the duplicate laptop entry in Display Settings and rebooted
now it does not crash any more
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BETA 14.04 Xorg crashed with SIG
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WARN: / is world writable!
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is that 106 degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius???
because if it is Fahrenheit than your computer is actually running very cool
and you have no problem.
but if it is Celsius than your computer is about to self-destruct. So is it F
or C? it makes all the difference.
In either case give 14.04 beta a
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BETA 14.04 Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in __GI_raise()
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 927636 ***
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also in the display settings, I see two identical entries for laptop.
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this was not happening to me until after I installed updates and or used
an external monitor. after a fresh install I was not seeing this.
also in the display settings, I see two identical entries for laptop.
see bug 1291927
UbuntuStudio 14.04 amd64 BETA 1 (Alpha) Feb 24
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but it won't let me file this bug because gnome-vfs is not a package...
so here is the info copied from another bug.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.13.0-12.32-lowlatency 3.1
ah yes
drwxrwxrwx 23 root root 4096 Mar 10 12:44 /
thanks!!!
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UbuntuStudio 14.04 AMD64 BETA 1 (Alpha)
This works fine on 12.04 bug only exists on the BETA.
I have a Western Digital MyBook 4TB USB disk drive. The drive has two
partitions.
When I plug it in after logging in, the partitions are not detected.
Furthermore Disk Utility s
the only clear pattern is that the first time you try to do something such as
"man less" it took about 30 seconds to load but after that it loads from
memory cache and is fast.
on the other hand, firefox continues to stall with every page load even
on pages that have already been loaded
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used the Startup Disk Creator to create a bootable flash disk with
UbuntuStudio 14.04 AMD64 Beta 1 (Alpha)
Booted from flash drive.
Boot Menu appears very quickly
Verify Disk and Memory test behave normally
[Try Ubuntu Without Installing] takes 10 to 15 minutes to bring u
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after installing UbuntuStudio 14.04 Beta 1 (Feb 24) 64 bit from DVD
The root directory '/' is world writable
expected: this is a file permissions problem, should only be writable
by the root user
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: ubiquity (not instal
sorry for the slow response, apparently I missed seeing the email...
anyway, please mark this bug as a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/741825
I don't seem to be able to set the status to "duplicate"
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this bug can be closed, it does not reproduce with a recent version of
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Title:
no video without nomodeset
To ma
apparently I am still not doing a very good job of explaining the
situation... let me try again.
on 10.10 the best case idle temp is 51C
on 12.04 the best case idle temp is about 57C
on 13.04 the best case idle temp is 75C (that is at idle! and more typically
it is low 80's)
under full load:
th
perhaps it helps to know that this bug does NOT exist in 12.04
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during manual partitioning, the size is off-by-one, this causes
unexpect
hmmm... it's even more subtle than that... all you have to do is to
click anywhere in the partition list box and the slider gets redrawen
correctly.
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I just found that this bug also exists in 12.04 64 bits.
it's not the sort of thing you are likely to notice unless you are
looking for it.
my disk has 14 partitons on it that may be a factor.
I now know what the difference is between when it works and when it does not
work.
When you first en
I just hit this bug while installing 12.04 from a flashdrive
basically it was a simple case of user error, however it is also a
program error too, because it is not effective for a program to crash as
a means to tell the user that they did something wrong.
if a program has a choice between crashi
P.S. it was not a totally apples to apples comparision because in the
process of installing the kernel I ended up switching the video driver
from the amd to the xorg. but the results should be pretty close given
that in previous tests on 12.10 I so no significant difference in
temperature between
very curious... per irc with Kaj...
on 12.04 64 bit UbuntuStudio
installed 3.8.0-18-generic kernel which was backported for testing purposes.
see: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/r-lts-backport
over-all result is that this kernel is running about 6 degress hotter
than 12.04 with
yes, this is a pain, especially when you have a lot of partitions, you
desktop becomes very cluttered. it is a bad design decision for the
primary disk to have it's partitions displayed on the desktop. it is
probably ok for secondary drives to do it though...
the work-around is to add all of you
this bug is probably fixed now. try 13.04, after a very long wait, the
audio system now *finally* works for me.
why was this bug left to sit and rot never assigned in 4 years
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I used lm-sensors to get the temperature data, unfortunately lm-sensors
can't read the radeon's temp in the older oses.
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idle to max and then back to idle
note it took several minutes of fumbling around to get a consistant high
load... my usual technique is to open severel virtualboxes and then
have each one play a video, but on this os, I have not used it in so
long that the software
ubuntu 10.10 generic 32 bit
here is the data for 10.10, it's actually closer to 12.04 then I thought
it was. The chief difference is that with 12.04 I am always aware of
the fan noise even at idle, but with 10.10 at idle the fan is effectivly
silent.
I had to wait until the computer was cold to
13.04 beta 2 Generic 64 bit - idle to max to idle - temperature and cpu
log
general impression is that teh generic might be slightly cooler than low
latency, but not a significant difference.
again. once it hit the 90's I shut down the load.
also I did some prolonged idleing at the start because
2 further thoughts...
on 12.10 I also tried the 32 bit low latency kernel with similar high
temperatures.
on 13.04 during prolonged idle I noticed an interesting behavior;
when starting from cool... and running at idle, it heats up to 79c at
which point the fan kicks into high gear, it then coo
13.04 beta 2 low latency 64 bit
idle to max load and back to idle
note: It did not reach it's max peak temperature, I shut down the load
once it reached the 90's
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13.04 beta 2 low latency 64 bit
prolonged idle trying to find the lowest possible temperature
this was from before installing updates, but after installing updates I
saw no difference.
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12.04 low latency 64 bit
idle to max load and back to idle
max temp was 79c
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okay, here is the data you have been waiting for...
but first thing to know is that I have put my laptop on a stand to
increase airflow, thus it's over-all temperature is now about 3 degrees
cooler than the above observations. none-the-less even with better
airflow it still hit 96c and climbing,
P.S. deleting random pieces of the script/program in the hopes that it
will bypass the problem -- without taking the time to fully understand
exactly what the impact will be -- has got to be one of the worst ideas
ever you might just as well start deleting random files from /etc
or /boot to
further thoughts... now that I have done half-a-dozen full installs plus
many tests...
I think some of the reports above of failures are actually false
positives. What many people probably do not realize is that partman is
very slow... I have not benchmarked it for the exact timing, but it's
on
So, I guess you are saying don't buy AMD??? ;-o
on 10.10 the temperature is usually in the mid 50's and seldom hits 70.
also the fan hardly ever comes on.
12.04 is usually in the 60's(c) and under high load hits about 78c, the
fan is on but it's usually quiet.
on 12.10 & 13.04 the temperature
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the above data is from running on the flash drive, but I also get
similar results from Beta 1 installed with all updates.
also, on 12.10 I got similar results when running the generic kernel.
have not yet tried the generic kernel on 13.04 but would expect it will
behave the same based on experienc
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under moderate load temperature is around 81c
under high load (playing video inside a virtualbox) temperature hit
94c at which point I turned it off
I have tested this with all 3 of the radeon drivers, with no significant
difference.
The rade
** Description changed:
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+ Ubuntustudio Beta 1 64 bit
This bug prevents adding anything that uses the headers, such as
virtualbox. Therefore this should be considered a Blocking bug for the
13.04 release.
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- all the links in "/usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.0-14-low
** Description changed:
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-
+ 13.04 Beta1 UbuntuStudio 64 bit
Run the Installer and choose "Something Else"
on the manual partitioning "Installation Type" screen, choose a partiton
and click the [Change] button.
a dialog will open with the current size
I actually saw it once where the sliderbar was correct, it had all the
partitions. but majority of time it does not. not sure what accounts
for the difference, but sometimes it does actually work.
** Description changed:
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-
+ 13.04 Beta1 UbuntuStudio 64 bit
on
** Description changed:
- 13.04 Beta1 UbuntuStudio
+ 13.04 Beta1 UbuntuStudio 64 bit
on a laptop that is not plugged in to the power:
Run the Installer
When you get to the "Preparing to Install..." screen
it says, "For best results, please ensure that this computer:
[x] Is
** Description changed:
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+ 13.04 Beta1 UbuntuStudio 64 bit
this is a followup to a discussion on irc with cjwatson.
on the manual partition dialog there are [+][-] buttons for adding and
removing partitions.
However, these buttons are unmarked and their
I belive that this bug has been fixed in the 13.04... at least for me,
my audio finally works now, after being unusable for a long time and I
was seeing same/similar behavior to what you saw. so give the newest
version a try.
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This bug prevents adding anything that uses the headers, such as
virtualbox. Therefore this should be considered a Blocking bug for the
13.04 release.
all the links in "/usr/src/linux-headers-3.8.0-14-lowlatency/" are broken...
they are pointing to
was your swap partition (auto) mounted when you attempted the install?
if so, then this is most likely a dup of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1080701
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for what it's worth...
yes, there are real-world cases where there is only 128 megs available.
Quite a few hosting companies that offer VPS packages, have low end
virtual hosts with as little as 64 megs of memory, with 128 megs being a
common entry point.
I know that OpenVZ is not exactly the sa
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this is a followup to a discussion on irc with cjwatson.
on the manual partition dialog there are [+][-] buttons for adding and
removing partitions.
However, these buttons are unmarked and their purpose is not apparent to
inexpereienced users.
Col
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on a laptop that is not plugged in to the power:
Run the Installer
When you get to the "Preparing to Install..." screen
it says, "For best results, please ensure that this computer:
[x] Is plugged in to a power source
click [Continue]
Result: p
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once you get partman working
Choose "Something Else"
[continue]
On the "Installation type" screen
Look at the disk partition summary slider bar (not sure what you call it)
scroll as needed...
bug: the last partition is missing from the summa
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Run the Installer and choose "Something Else"
on the manual partitioning "Installation Type" screen, choose a partiton
and click the [Change] button.
a dialog will open with the current size of the partition and the
ability to change that size.
B
calrification:
if the user asks partman to unmount the partitions, it is possible for
partman to fail. This will happen if a file is in use on the partition
to be unmounted.
If partman should fail in it's attempt to unmount the partition, then it
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partman log of run #3 Success,
after manually turning off the swap file and also killing the hung
partman process.
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fresh boot from flash drive or DVD
swap is mounted
no other partitions are mounted
partman is not running/hung
Start Install
select English
[continue]
[x] Install this t
I have now tried natty 10.04 64 bit
which is supposed to be the latest and greatest
and it totally does not work. at least with 10.10 I could actually
record sound even if it does get cut off, but with 11.04 I can't even do
that, I have no sound input at all.
I have also fiddled considerabl
Ubiquity 2.6.6
/usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/frontend/gtk_ui.py:938: GtkWarning:
IA__gtk_widget_realize: assertion `GTK_WIDGET_ANCHORED (widget) ||
GTK_IS_INVISIBLE (widget)' failed
widget.realize()
update_release_notes_label()
update_release_notes_label()
update_release_notes_label()
WARNING: Cou
here is the xorg log...
the is an HP dv7-4270 laptop
for the rest of the hardware details, see bug #768752
** Attachment added: "xorg log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/768729/+attachment/2081332/+files/Xorg.0.log
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Sure we care, but Canonical is calling all the shots, and lately for
some inexplicable reason they have been heading in the wrong direction
at a rapid gallop.
On the subject of Paper Cuts:
trying to target an os to the unski
also, when I run the gnome-sound recorder and ask it to record, it does
nothing at all. "Stream contains no data"
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