Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xterm
I used to be able to change the titlebar inside an xterm window with:
echo 'ESC]2;New titleESC' (substitute ^V and the ESC key to insert
escape characters; I used a shell alias).
This no longer works, and does nothing; the title remains 'xterm'.
A
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Sorry, not that simple. I tried:
xterm.utf8Title: false
xterm.allowTitleOps: true
xterm.title: blah
The xterm.title line was to make sure it was actually checking my
.Xdefaults, and it was -- the initial title was "blah", but I still
couldn't change it with the escape sequence. Tried both true and
First, yes, I was using a ^G in the original tests and not a second ESC
-- sorry, my typo there.
I just tried it in a vanilla Lucid in a vm, and now I'm even more confused. The
standard user's .bashrc can change the titlebar, and here's what it does:
PS1="\[\e]0;${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}
Is the fix in natty now? I'm having trouble getting my brightness keys
(Fn-F5 and F6) to be seen on a Vaio TX650. They worked great in lucid
and before. Wondering if I should file a new bug.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Since upgrading from Lucid to Natty, font rendering in firefox and some
other apps is buggy. Certain letters in certain fonts will be missing
pixels from horizontal lines through certain letters. For instance, in
the screenshot I'
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Title:
missing pixels
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 783109 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783109
Bug 783109 seems to be "private", whatever that means. If I click on the link
Launchpad is giving me, it tells me:
There’s no page with this address in Launchpad.
and the note at the bottom of the bug says "R
Marcel: unfortunately bug 783109 isn't public (and my attempt to file a
public one was duped to the private bug), so those of us experiencing
problems with epdfview can't see that bug or add comments there. (Sorry
for the spam, I'll shut up about epdfview now.) Thanks, Alexander, for
the mupdf reco
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmemusage/+bug/370735/+attachment/2151093/+files/gmemusage_0.2-11ubuntu1.debdiff
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I installed from an alternate installer ISO
(ubuntu-11.04-beta2-alternate-i386.iso), and chose the server option, so
it was installed as a commandline system. After installation, I
installed X and various X clients, but not gdm -- for now I'm still
booting into the console login prompt (except ther
epdfview also crashes on startup on every PDF file, on natty. Or should
that be filed as a separate bug? I'm guessing it's the same problem, and
there doesn't seem to be an epdfview-specific bug filed.
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I don't know if a stack trace from libs without symbols is useful, but here's
epdfview:
#0 0xb775b706 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6
#1 0xb7f5777b in g_strdup () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0x0011a56e in ?? ()
#3 0x0011fe93 in ?? ()
#4 0x00120684 in ?? ()
#5 0x0
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libpoppler13
Split off from bug 669211 since I was told this was a different issue:
In Natty, many PDFs cause epdfview to crash on startup.
Unhelpful stack trace (no symbols):
#0 0xb775b706 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6
#1 0xb7f5777b in
Split off the epdfview issue to bug 780911. I don't see debug symbols
even with poppler-dbg, though. Compiling from source is working with
xpdf, so maybe I'll try that with epdfview too.
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I chose "Install a command-line system" from the alt installer.
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Title:
grub2 still hands off to blank tty7 on non-Server command-line-only
syst
I see this problem with a fresh Ubuntu server install from about a week
ago. Every time I boot, I end up at a blank screen with a blinking
cursor, and I have to type ctrl-alt-F1 to get my login prompt. Took me a
while the first time to figure out that my install wasn't broken and the
boot had actua
Thanks! Working well here so far on two Lucid machines, and right-clicks
in xephem are working again.
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WPA2 home network, Lenovo X201, Intel 6000 (according to lshw), both
/etc/network/interfaces and wicd were failing. Disabling NetworkManager
fixed it. I didn't have to apt-get remove it (though I probably will
now); I just moved aside /etc/init/network-manager.conf and /etc/init.d
/network-manager
Still not working in 10.04, three years later. If tftp only works with
xinetd and doesn't work with openbsd-inetd, shouldn't its dependencies
be adjusted accordingly? On Lucid, installing tftp installs openbsd-
inetd which doesn't work at all.
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Reducing this time does sound warranted. But there might be some other
places as well where firefox is doing a lot of disk activity for no
reason, hurting SSDs and power use.
On my system, sessionstore.js isn't being written to if I'm not loading new
pages/tabs in the browser. However, places.sql
There's an easier workaround than recompiling the X server, posted on the
Xephem yahoo group: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/xephem/message/3103 --
may require group membership to read, but it says:
"I am using xephem 3.7.4 debs for 64bit Ubuntu from
http://e2rd.piekielko.pl/debian/
Thes
A week ago I wrote about un-blacklisting the module. But even with the
pcspkr module loaded (lsmod shows it), most of the time there's no beep,
either in or out of X. The pcspkr module seems very flaky in Ubuntu
kernels. I've never figured out why; if I build my own kernel, pcspkr
works fine, wheth
A lot of the discussion in this bug has to do with metacity and pulse, but for
people who don't use gnome, metacity, pulse or any of that stuff, and just want
their pcspkr module to beep when asked under lucid, I just posted a blog
article:
http://shallowsky.com/blog/linux/kernel/pcspkr-lucid.ht
I get the scrolling problem very reproducibly on Facebook. Load the FB
news/status page. Page with space/shift-space or page up/down: verify it
works. Now enter a new status in the textarea at the top. After you've
added your status, hit space or page down: no scrolling. Changing focus
by clicking
Chris: did you follow all the "Procedure" steps for SRU in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates ? I just looked for people
to ping so we can get this in, but it looks like it doesn't have the
needed info in the bug description, or ubuntu-sru subscribed to the bug.
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> Please add "options snd-hda-intel dmic_detect=0" in the
/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, then the legacy hda driver will work as
before.
That workaround doesn't work on my Lenovo Carbon X1 gen7. It does let
pavucontrol see the audio card again, but no adjustment in pavucontrol,
alsamixergui or am
Here's dmesg after booting with 5.3.0-42-generic, with options snd-hda-
intel dmic_detect=0 appended to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-
base.conf.
If I reboot into 5.3.0-40-generic, sound plays fine (of course the mic
isn't detected, which I think is a well known bug).
Where would I get the 5.3.
Thanks -- looks like it's working!
For anyone else with this problem, I enabled proposed (as found in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed), then ran apt install
for:
linux-generic/eoan-proposed linux-headers-generic/eoan-proposed linux-
image-generic/eoan-proposed linux-libc-dev/eoan-p
** Tags added: eoan
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Title:
Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in OsAbort() from AbortServer() from
FatalError("EnterVT failed for screen %d\n") from xf
This is happening pretty often to me in Eoan (system info uploaded in
bug 1852158 if it might help). I do often use an external monitor, but
the crash seldom happens if I suspend with the external monitor as Vlad
described. For me, it's more common that I sleep with the external
monitor connected,
Still a problem in 20.04.
I'm not using -perfect. A way to reproduce this is to start with a JPG
image from a camera, then scale it down using GraphicsMagick (this
happens starting with JPGs from either a Sony or Canon camera). Like
this:
$ convert dsc00902.jpg -scale 1024 dsc00902sm.jpg
$ jhead
Interesting. But my images still have the Orientation tag, as shown by
the jhead | egrep commands I listed. So maybe imagemagick and
graphicsmagick (I tried both, same result) are writing the Orientation
tag in the wrong place, and if jpegexiforient isn't going to be fixed,
maybe I should be filing
Public bug reported:
This comes from Ubuntu bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libjpeg9/+bug/1842116
which references Debian bug
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=947182
Start with a JPEG image, say from a camera, that has an Orientation tag
other than 0:
$ jhead dsc
I filed bug 1842116 on graphicsmagick, haven't yet filed a similar bug
on imagemagick. But it turns out (after rewriting my resizing script)
that this also applies to files scaled by PIL. I wonder if there's any
way of scaling a JPG programmatically that results in a file that the
new exifautotran
Public bug reported:
Every now and then, maybe one time out of 8, resuming from suspend gives
me a black screen, no X.
If I try ctrl-alt-F7, I see a VT with a _ on it, no X or login prompt.
If I try ctrl-alt-F1, F2, F2 or F4, X crashes, every time.
I've collected X logs from the last two times t
$DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is:
unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-rBFSkTtKSd,guid=9839721c1a52b5cd5e2e0d6961ae292d
ls -l of that gives No such file or directory
My window manager is openbox, started with /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-
with-session openbox
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I just upgraded from hirsute to impish using do-release-upgrade. On the
upgraded system, I can't run either firefox or chromium (both of which
worked fine under hirsute). Both fail with:
/user.slice/user-NNN.slice/session-1.scope is not a snap cgroup where
NNN is my uid
With
Sure. Do you want the full output (162 lines)? Or maybe just the output
of systemctl --user | grep snap, or something? I'm not sure what you're
looking for.
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$ journalctl --user
No journal files were found.
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Does it need to be configured to show snap information somehow?
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Title:
Can't
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