The workaround works, but it's not a solution. Strange that there's no
activity for such a simple bug.
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Title:
Wrong version of evolution transla
** Branch linked: lp:ubuntu/saucy-proposed/language-pack-gnome-fr-base
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Title:
Wrong version of evolution translated in saucy
To manage notifica
Public bug reported:
Since my update to saucy, evolution isn't translated in french anymore.
In package language-pack-gnome-fr-base (1:13.10+20131012), I've found:
'/usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/evolution-3.6.mo'
but evolution is version 3.8.4-0ubuntu1.
** Affects: language-pack-gno
Sorry we were in vacation.
For comment #13, I can't try digital capture as I don't have digital
devices anymore for input.
However, the bug came back again. Yesterday my wife had no digital sound output
anymore, so I switched back to analog. It may be a transient hardware problem?
I will try to
Ahem-hem,
When I tried last time (see comment #6), I forgot to also switch my
external amplifier to digital "DIN" input and not the "default" digital
input (cough-cough)... So, yesterday I tried again and the sound worked.
The problem I had few monthes ago seems to be gone, but I will still
monito
Thanks for your help.
I have a 5.1 card with livedrive. I will try "Creative Card 5.1/w
Digital out + LiveDrive [0x3fc3/0x1fff]" tonight for the kernel module
parameters and check if it works better.
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PS : I tried booting with another system on an USB disk. I had the same
behaviour, so I don't think it's a misconfiguration (or it's on both
systems).
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Here is the pulseaudiolog.
I followed the steps described in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio/Log. I only had to do a 'sudo killall
pulseaudio' instead of 'killall pulseaudio'
During the log, I :
- launched pulseaudio for my session 'LANG=C pulseaudio - --log-time=1 >
~/pulseverbose.log 2>
Same for me. I had to switch to analog output! (12.04 - amd64)
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Title:
[EMU10K1 - SB Live! Value [CT4780], playback] No sound at all. Digital
o
Problema risolto.
Il giorno 17 dicembre 2010 16:05, Fabio Marconi
ha scritto:
> Thank you for taking the time to report this issue and helping to make
> Ubuntu better. Examining the information you have given us, this does
> not appear to be a bug report so we are closing it and converting it to
Purtroppo no. Ho scariscato l'iso di Ubuntu10.10 da
http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook/get-ubuntu/download direttamente dal netbook
dove avevo WinXP e poi ho creato direttamente la Pendrive USB utilizzando
Universal-USB-Installer.
Roberto
Il giorno 16 dicembre 2010 21:47, Fabio Marconi
ha scritto:
> P
Public bug reported:
Problema con la configurazione di APT: il tentativo di configurare APT
per installare ulteriori pacchetti dal CD-ROM non è riuscito.
L'errore si è verificato durante l'installazione di Ubuntu 10.10
(versione netbook) su un Asus EEEPC 900 tramite chiavetta USB (no CD-
ROM).
S
Problem seems to be solved for me (maybe to soon for rejoycing but if
someone else can test for his case).
My previous mouse was not a USB one but a PS2 one. In the BIOS I have
parameters to support USB mouse and keyboard. These parameters were
disabled. I've changed the parameters to "enabled" an
I had a similar problem last week (maybe the same?). I bought a new
mouse 3 weeks ago (logitech usb and wired) that worked nice since then.
Tried with a different login : same problem.
Removed the nvidia proprietary driver, and used the nouveau driver : same
problem (+ some refresh problems durin
I have the same problem since the beginning of the week only. I only
bought a new mouse 3 weeks ago (logitech usb and wired) that worked nice
since then.
Tried with a different login : same problem.
Removed the nvidia proprietary driver, and used the nouveau driver : same
problem (+ some refresh
same problem here, not just after upgrading to 9.10 but after an update.
Tried to clean by uninstalling all "en" locales and re-install "fr" locales
=> Nada
A full uninstall + reinstall of OOo still the same, despite gnome *is*
localized "French"
Solved by manually add install "openoffice.org-l10
Public bug reported:
Hi i have a dvd that i cant seem to copy i tried all the updates an i
cant get it to work :(
I tried using dvd decrypter to rip the dvd in into a iso and then use dvd
shrink on the iso because it has a
little scratch on it but . . . . .
dvd shrink chucks a hissy fit and do
I have got the same problem with my Dell Latitude C600 under Ubuntu 6.06
but not with w2000 or with an old (!) redhat 7.1
I tried what has been proposed in Bug #47971:
- installing the xfree driver of synaptics_drv.o
- modifying the xorg.conf file
... with no results!
Finally the solution was in
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