Not sure if this reflects a bug in the package or not, but the solution
(which I came across for entirely unrelated reasons) is that kernel
framebuffering must be enabled in the grub menu.lst. Using vga=792
(1024x768x32) results in an X session that can see the 1024x768 & lower
resolutions; using
Solved by moving to Debian.
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According to upstream response, this has been fixed, although I'm not
sure if it will be for the 2.4.1 release or 3.0, nor if Hardy will be
able to pick it up regardless.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/225351
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I was beginning to wonder if I was the only person to have ever observed this.
I've posted a bug report on the OO tracker:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=89560
I'm not sure if this is an issue with the OO version distributed from
their website, but I see it in both Ubuntu and D
Based on upstream bug reports, it appears the remaining font issues have
been fixed for OO 3.0 (e.g.,
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=85934).
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Although this is still ongoing in Ubuntu with Hardy (fresh install or
upgrade), Debian testing/unstable work correctly with my monitor (as did
Fiesty), suggesting something is odd with the Ubuntu X configuration.
The situation is sufficiently bad that I've basically been forced to
switch to running
This appears to have been fixed in Hardy.
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Still ongoing in Hardy. However, as upstream is not seeing these posts,
please post there instead to try to encourage something to happen.
Although frankly Evince is worse in Gutsy than it was in Hardy (major
memory leaks, font rendering problems, and printing quality is poor), so
I think after mo
This is particularly a problem for users upgrading from previous
versions of Ubuntu, as several menu items (e.g., network) have "gksu" in
the command line, and the menu entries are not properly reverted during
upgrade. It took me a while to figure out that I had to revert (or
manually remove the "
This policykit behavior is actually extremely annoying - I don't want to
have to enter my password several times in the course of a couple of
minutes to make changes to different areas when configuring my
computers, and polickit doesn't work if I invoke the programs using
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Upstream has decided to ignore this issue - basically the developers
prefer the existing behavior over the proposed change, even though my
wife is ready to strangle me over it for forcing her to use OO instead
of MS programs (Ubuntu itself doesn't matter to her). I don't suppose
there's any chance
I'm going to mark this "fix released," as the problem has disappeared
for my computer in Hardy - the radio switch appears to work correctly
and not interfere with hibernate or standyb.
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Hardy final, 64-bit fell back to the 738x414 resolution problem,
although I found some configurations where it would display the correct
range of resolutions in the drop-down box (none actually worked, but
they showed up as options). Given other problems with closed-source
driver, I'm currently ru
Still true with Sunbird using Redmond theme, either 32-bit or 64-bit,
with Hardy final.
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While some of the default fonts now default to non-proprietary ones,
that's not true of all of them for 2.4 in Hardy. I still get Albany as
the default font for all plots, regardless of any configuration options.
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I'd just like to point out that the severity of this bug is made worse
in Hardy by the removal of all centralized options for configuring
shares (at least on the menus - obviously you can still run shares-admin
manually if you know it exists). As shares-admin is actually quite
useful for configuri
For what it's worth, this is definitely not resolved in Ubuntu Hardy - I
had a 300 KB PDF using 900 MB of RAM earlier today. It was an old
research artcle that had been scanned in, and although it was OCR'd,
Evince was still treating it as an image for memory purposes (although I
could copy text o
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Binary package hint: ntp
In Ubuntu Hardy, the ntp package installs a version (or configuration
of, I'm not sure) ntpd that actually runs a local ntp server by default.
Frankly, for the purposes of keeping my clock in sync with time servers,
this is absurd, not to mention the
Most, not all. It fails with at least the Redmond and one other (that
escapes me at the moment) with a default install. In my recent test, I
used the beta live cd, installed sunbird 0.7 from repos; it works with
the Human theme, crashes once I change the theme to Redmond.
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I tried with the beta live CD - no change, problem still exists. I've
noticed that it appears to only happen with engines that have not been
updated in several years, so while I only encounter this problem with
sunbird/mozilla apps, I'm wondering if it instead has to do with some
change in GTK tha
Update: I tried the Hardy beta live CD. 32 bit was no different than
what I've already reported, which is what I expected. However, I got
radically different behavior with the 64-bit live CD. I was forced into
safe graphics mode, with the vesa driver & 800x600 resolution. Manually
configuring u
I have also observed this bug a few times when trying to hibernate with
a share that has dropped without being unmounted first. Because of the
long delay during whatever process is happening to generate the error
messages, hibernate fails due to processes not shutting down.
(Hibernate will work if
No change. Neither did Option "DPMS" or Option "DDC" "false" which have
helped in the past with resolution issues on other computers; but as
those don't have nvidia cards, I didn't really expect it to work.
Playing with resolution, color depth, etc. also don't matter.
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This bug is the same as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/159824
This was first, so 159824 should probably be marked as the duplicate,
but the actual cause and solution are in that thread.
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No change with your package vs. the the 2.1.8 package I'd already tried.
Attached to this post is the initial xorg.0.log after loading the Alpha
6 live cd (haven't gotten Beta yet) with the 2.1.7 driver. Attached to
the next post is xorg.0.log following updating to your package, dpkg-
reconfigure
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Using Ubuntu 7.10 or 8.04 alpha 6 live CD, pressing ctrl+alt+backspace
sometimes reboots rather than just restarting X. Upon first login,
ctrl+alt+backspace restarts X correctly. However, if the user has at
some point prior clicked on the "exit" bu
Unfortunately, that's not a solution for me. I have an ATI card that is
no longer supported by ATI/AMD, and the last supported driver release
does not work with xorg 7.3. So in Fiesty+, I'm limited to the open-
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dmesg following failed hibernate: turned on radio kill switch, told computer to
hibernate.
Following failed hibernate, wireless is dead until reboot, even after disabling
radiokill. Reboot requires hard reboot (holding power button), as it hangs
during the shut down sequence.
If radiokill switc
dmseg immediately following boot
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This problem persists in Hardy alpha 6, and in fact is even worse, in
that I can't seem to get the system to stop using 1600x1024 using any
tool at all after login (displayconfig-gtk, screen resolution), although
I did not try the DDC option I'm using in Gutsy. This is getting to be
rather more th
I've actually found that my system, both Gutsy and Hardy alpha 6, use a
combination of Nimbus_Sans and Albany (which is not even available for
Ubuntu except as a purchase direct from the company) as de facto
defaults. The use of Albany for the font in graphs persists even after
changing all defaul
I didn't know you could do that with a live CD. Unfortunately, the new
driver also does not work. It is slightly better, in that I now get 4
resolution choices, but the three new ones are all lower than the
738x414 I was already getting. Attempting to force something higher in
xorg.conf still di
Unfortunately the machine in question is my wife's work laptop - I'm
reluctant to install Hardy. The new nv driver depends on the libc6 in
Hardy (2.7), not Gutsy (2.6). Attempting to install the new libc6
conflicts with tzdata in Gutsy, and I decided not to continue pursuing
that dependency chain
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.22
On a Toshiba Tecra M9 with Intel iwl4965 wireless, the computer will not
hibernate if the radio kill switch on the front of the computer is
switched to off. Nothing happens at all, except the following is added
to the system logs seve
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
On a Toshiba Tecra M9, with a Quadro NVS 130M video card, the nv driver
is just shy of useless. Using either Gutsy or the Hardy Alpha 6 live
cd, the nv driver recognizes the card but provides a resolution of
738x414 (rather than the native 1280x800)
This problem is reproducible on multiple computers with Gutsy and
sunbird (either 0.5 or 0.7): some themes cause the program to crash with
a traceback very similar to above (e.g., Redmond), while others (Human,
Clearlooks, Raleigh) allow the program to work fine. The crash always
occurs upon spawn
Confirmed on a Toshiba Tecra M9 w/ nvidia Quadro NVS 130M running Gutsy.
To hibernate with the nvidia driver (with is required with this card, nv
does not work), must edit acpi-support and xorg.conf as described above,
and blacklist both modules. Suspend does not work even with all those
changes (
This bug is still very simple to reproduce - simply do a fresh Gutsy
install, then immediately apply all updates. ttf-opensymbol will fail,
causing all openoffice packages (15 more) to also fail, due to
dependency problems. A really frustrating few minutes while I sorted
this out, especially as t
I did some brief testing with the Alpha 6 Live CD (the machine is
essential, so I can't do more rigorous). The lmpcm_usb module did load,
and none of the MX1000 buttons were recognized as keyboard buttons.
However, the cruise & forward/back buttons have historically been
recognized as "double" eve
The Hardy kernel appears to resolve the problem.
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Using a Sony Viao desktop and 7.10, the computer will hibernate fine
approximately 4-10 times, then simply stop. No obvious errors are
generated. The logs indicate that the computer does go through the
hibernate process, but seems to abort it and wake up before finishing.
Th
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I can confirm this issue. Moreover, use of the lmpcm_usb driver causes
additional problems, besides causing most of the mouse buttons to be
recognized as keyboard (manifested as the mouse having a "kbd" handler
when this driver is used): the mouse is unreliable, the keyboard is
quirky, the mouse i
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Binary package hint: linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic
Following the recent kernel update on Ubuntu 7.10
(linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic (2.6.22-14.46) to 2.6.22-14.47), my computer
no longer will hibernate. (Suspend continues to work.) I'd had no problems
entering and ex
I have solved part of the problem. I determined upon a thorough
examination of the xorg log and a lot of Googling that DDC and EDID were
the problem. If I add the line
Option "DDC" "false"
to the "Monitor" section of xorg.conf, it eliminates about half the
extraneous monitor modes and now uses
In regards to Jesse's comment: I tested a few files on my computer and
noticed the same sort of pattern using Gutsy. If I use a PDF that has
embedded fonts, Evince works fine; a 7 MB PDF uses 20-40 MB of RAM as I
scroll many times throughout the document, depending mostly on when
figures are loade
I've also found that if I go to a full-screen mode application, then
exit the application, my resolution returns to that of the login screen
rather than my set resolution. In fact, at that point my list of
available resolutions includes nearly every "normal" (and a few
abnormal) resolutions betwee
I can confirm this. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/147242 also
appears to be the same problem. In my case, none of the various
solutions being tossed around launchpad or in the forums has worked
(e.g., remove the "virtual" line from xorg.conf, because I don't have
one to begin with). My
This appears to also be a problem with non-Atheros cards. Multiple
people are reporting problems with the Netgear WG311v3 (a Marvell
chipset)- in my case, the v1.38 ndiswrapper that ships with Feisty
reports driver installed, but not hardware present; the compiled 1.42
version (last right now) als
I can confirm this for drivers for the Negear WG311v3 as well.
Immediatetly after my Feisty upgrade, I was actually showing two
installed drivers (only one before upgrade), and neither could be
removed (nor could I add anything). The GTK interface was basically
just dead. I suspect this is relate
I have the problem described in the duplicate of this bug (CIFS only,
not SMBFS or other types) and above. However, the workarounds posted
here do not solve the problem in my case - the computer still waits
30-60 seconds for each network connection to fail to shut down. Is
there any other way to
To clarify - it is the group ID (PGID) that is the same, not the PID. A
simple "ps -ej" in the terminal shows each process with its own PID,
everything launched from the gnome enviornment sharing a PGID but other
programs with different ones, and most everything sharing the SID.
Gnome - when this
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: metacity
All applications launched from gnome-panel launchers, menu, or alt-f2
share the same pgid. Gnome developers claim this is not typical
behavior for the panel, so may be a result of an Ubuntu customization.
The same applications launched from the
You may well be correct. Gnome developer claims to have resolved this
as a GTK bug: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=401481.
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It appears that bug 81107 is a duplicate of this. In addition, this
appears to be happening to a variety of people with many programs.
There is a forum thread here about this issue:
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=347023. It may be related
to the fact that all programs launched from
I have determined it all boils down to the permissions that the Samsung
installer apparently sets on xsane - it sets the SUID to root,
apparently because the smfp module it adds to /etc/sane.d/dll.conf
requires root permissions to load. However, if you do not have a
Samsung multifunction printer (
This is apparently a known problem with the Samsung drivers, and has
been for a while. I've found some additional pages that seem to explain
why it occurs, although I think this is still a bug within Ubuntu (in
addition to the drivers), as Debian seems to simply fail rather than
successfully run x
I have tracked the cause of this behavior to installation of the Samsung
Unified Printer Drivers for Linux (which I install because I have a
Samsung printer that works poorly without them). As soon as these
drivers have installed, regardless of whether or not I actually
configure a printer, xsane
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I have a Canon N1240U scanner and am running 6.10 (Edgy). When I
connect it and run xsane (via menu, terminal, or GIMP), xsane gives a
warning that it is dangerous to run as root, and I should not continue.
If I continue anyway, xsane runs as root
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