I just tested Kubuntu 8.10 RC 1. The bug is still there. I didn't
install. I just tested a live CD session.
Actually the bug is worse now: My brightness controls only manage to
switch between "dark as hell" and "pretty dark" (back and forth).
"Pretty dark" is much too dark to do any work.
Maybe "
"Importance: High" + "Milestone: later" seems to be a strange
combination. I would help if I could, but my coding skills are really
not up to this. I couldn't find anything about this in the actual
fontconfig bug database at "bugs.freedesktop.org". Hasn't anyone told
them?
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When I tested Intrepid Ibex, the bug was still there, and I still needed
to put "blacklist video" in "/etc/modprobe.d/local". That workaround is
OK for me, but the bug should still be fixed. Others will want to use
their brightness controls (the workaround disables them).
The bug is clearly in the
I meant Mandriva Linux Free 2009 of course (not "Mandrake 2009").
Sorry...
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LCD Brightness on Laptop Always Set Very Low at Boot
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Won't fix Why?
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In my case the brightness changes (dims) when I start a video in VLC,
but not when I use any of the other video players that I have tested
(Kaffeine e.g. works without any dimming).
It also changes (dims) when I start a virtual OS in VirtualBox. The
dimming actually happens several times during th
"echo blacklist video | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/local" works for me
too. The dimming is gone, but so is the functionality of my brightness
controls. But I only ever used them to get the brightness up to max
anyway, so I'm happy for now. Thank's a lot, chourave!
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My laptop has an "Intel 945" graphics card, and the driver is "i810".
(But somehow I doubt that a video driver problem could result in the
wrong characters being stored in a PDF file. I can imagine that the
correct characters could be displayed wrongly, but not stored wrongly in
a file.)
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A known problem? If it's known, then why hasn't it been fixed?
As far as I can tell, it's been known for at least four (4!!) years!
Who's sitting on the code? Who's bug is it?
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I just removed the "blacklist video" to check if the bug is still there.
It is. There is absolutely no difference. The screen dims etc. (see my
earlier comments). I use the latest Ubuntu 9.04. No fix in sight. Back
to "blacklist video".
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DENTIFICATION LC_MESSAGES LC_NAME LC_PAPER
> LC_TIME
In my computer it's not empty. That's probably because I installed the
Esperanto locale in Ubuntu.
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he package that needs to be (fully) installed is:
language-pack-eo
Maybe you need to reinstall it.
Also try this command:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
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ht
20071012) ...
Setting up language-pack-eo-base (1:7.10+20071012) ...
Generating locales...
eo_XX.UTF-8... done
Generation complete.
And the Esperanto locale files reappeared.
I'm on Ubuntu 7.10 (Gusty Gibbon).
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': No such
> file or directory
> failed
> [...]
It seems that your package repositories are not OK.
Try changing them.
This resource might be helpful:
http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic/
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I use Kubuntu 8.04 on a Lenovo 3000 C200 laptop. I did a fresh install
of Hardy.
I get this dimming on every boot, at exactly the same point - somewhere
around when the hardware drives are being loaded. When the desktop is
fully loaded the brightness comes back automatically. But the login
screen
I'm on Hardy now (Kubuntu), and can also confirm that this bug does
indeed exist. I didn't see it before on Gutsy, but now I do. It seems
that the locale is now "eo" (not "eo_XX"). I get a directory called
"/usr/lib/locale/eo". It should probably be "/usr/lib/locale/eo.utf8",
but just copying "eo"
The following seems to move things forward a bit:
cd /usr/share/i18n/locales/
sudo mv eo eo_XX
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
But that's probably not enough...
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156913
You received
I checked my "/var/lib/locales/supported.d/local".
It contains these two lines:
en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
eo ISO-8859-3
The last line should not be there at all (as far as I understand).
Instead we should probably have:
en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
eo_XX.UTF-8 UTF-8
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I wrote:
> But that's probably not enough...
But it was. As far as I remember, all I did was correct the eo-line in
"/var/lib/locales/supported.d/local", and move
"/usr/share/i18n/locales/eo" to "/usr/share/i18n/locales/eo_XX", and
then "sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales" (and restart the computer).
"acpi_osi=Linux" has no effect for me either.
I use Kubuntu 8.04 on a Lenovo 3000 C200 laptop. I did a fresh install
of Hardy.
I get this dimming on every boot, at exactly the same point - somewhere
around when the hardware drives are being loaded. When the desktop is
fully loaded the brightness
This is probably not a bug in Openoffice.org. I see the same thing in
several other programs, e.g. Gvim and Meld. Some programs somehow get
the correct names, while others get "negreta cursiva". It's also
different for different fonts. This bug has been around for at least two
full years, maybe lon
Donald Rogers:
> Bertilo, did you install Gutsy afresh, or did you upgrade from a
Feisty?
I did a fresh install.
> (I am still wondering why your EO locale is okay while mine and Joey's
> are not.)
I've have mostly bad experiences with upgrading to new major versions
of Ub
ing.
That is not so with a typical menu item like "Save". Neither
the program nor the programmer is telling the user to save
anything. It (or he/she) is merely presenting an option, a
possibility, that the user can use or ignore as he or she
wishes.
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The use of Esperanto infinitives in use interfaces is not a
mistake. It is often debated, even hotly, if it's better to use
infinitives or imperatives en Esperanto for "View", "Save",
"Open" etc. in program interfaces, and there are good arguments
for both styles.
I myself however believe strongly
Sorry about the double posting. Ignore the first one.
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A complicating factor with this bug is how random it is. Sometimes you
get several freezes a day, and sometimes it can be weeks between the
freezes. Totally random. I think many of the reports that the bug has
gone away are just cases of the bug not showing itself for several days
or even weeks, al
I just had major data loss due to the computer freezing up because of
this bug. A whole git repository was hopelessly damaged. It contains
major work data. I don't know what I can restore since the last backup.
Maybe some of it.
I want to extend my thanks to the developers that marked this bug as
"try the current mainline kernel"
No. Didn't help. My situation is exactly the one described in #625. I'm
on Linuxmint 14 KDE, with the mainline Kernel 3.8.0-999. I've had two
freezes in the last two days, the last one two minutes ago. I've tried
everything that's ever been suggested. Nothing help
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