No. Reason being that xmms is no longer supported by Ubuntu. (which is
a bug in and of itself if you ask me).
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I can confirm this. It happens here too.
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XMMS no longer supported by Ubuntu.
** Changed in: gaim-xmms-remote (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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I am no longer having this problem on hardy. At least, it hasn't
crashed in a good long while with these particular symptoms. I think
some changes to SDL might have helped that as well however, judging by
the changelist. So... good job.
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Same problem here, with the same laptop. (well, a Vostro 1720, but
close enough)
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I just found this post on the forums. Not sure if it will work in the
longer term for me, (since it happens randomly for me), but here's
hoping.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1172261&highlight=vostro&page=2
Perhaps that option should be added by default to anyone with a 8042
wireless
I am having a similar problem, that I would like to see taken care of.
I have the same chipset, but I am able to play audio just fine in ALSA.
The real issue for me is that OSS does not work.
cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
Does exactly nothing. It acts like it's working, but no audio plays.
Any app
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In Dapper, I could run [EMAIL PROTECTED] on my laptop at minimal cost of heat
and power. However, with Edgy, despite my upping the FAH process to
nice -n 20, the CPU still clocks itself at its maximum clockspeed,
rather than keeping it at 800MHz. This is unacceptable to me,
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Binary package hint: grub
I have a Toshiba Satelite M50-Y2K3 laptop. I have dist-upgraded to Edgy
from Dapper. One of the unfortunate side-effects seems to be that grub
seems to have difficulty accessing the framebuffer. When I first boot
up the computer, grub functions pr
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Binary package hint: evolution
Edgy Eft (dist-upgrade from dapper dist-upgrade from breezy)
Toshiba Satellite M50
When I close Evolution, it locks up. I click the close button, and the
left menu goes grey, telling me it can't be clicked. Then it stays that
way until I forc
Well, this is downright surreal, but it's working fine now. I have no
idea what's going on, but please close the bug. I'm sorry, this is just
embarrassing, given that I said not too long ago that it happens every
time. And since then it seems to have stopped.
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well, I'll give it a shot. =)
Laptop: Toshiba Satellite M50 YK4
CPU: Intel Pentium M 1.73GHz
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And sorry... I am using Gnome.
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I have been having a lot of issues with Firefox crashing... (Dapper).
So I began looking for the source of the problem, so that I could report
a bug. First, this computer's specs:
Dapper, with all current updates.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686
Sorry, one more update on this bug. I've discovered the source of this
bug. It's a specific set of emails in my inbox. Specifically, the
emails I get from the NCIX mailing list. If you want to see the bug for
yourself, I can forward you an email, or you can subscribe to the list
yourself at www
Wow, you hit the nail on the head, first shot. I'm impressed. The file
at fault was .gtkrc-2.0. Interestingly enough, it says it was generated
by KDE, which directly opposes my earlier statement. I apologize for
that.
A simple enough file. I'm at a loss for why it might be causing this
much i
I have this problem as well. Here's a valgrind log.
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I do not have gtk-qt-engine installed (and never did), so yes, it still
happens. :)
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Creating a new user account yielded the expected results. The CPU usage
did not stick at 100%, and the applet behaved normally. However, this
bug is still a problem, as the applet shouldn't be behaving that way,
regardless of what's in my home directory. Are there any configuration
files in ther
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I've been trying to isolate this bug for quite some time. I've finally
gotten it to a reproducable state on my computer. Unfortunately, I did
it with a program of my own writing that I am unable to share the source
or binary for
Yes, sorry. The problem was solved for me when I upgraded to Feisty. I
am currently running Gutsy, and I do not have the problem here either.
I left the bug open, because as far as I know, it still happens with
Edgy. But feel free to close the bug if you wish. I wasn't sure what
to do with it.
I haven't tried to run [EMAIL PROTECTED] for quite some time, due to this
problem. I was checking the wiki for the installation script, and I
happened across this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FoldingAtHome
According to that page of the wiki, the problem is because of Feisty's
switch to a k
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the package "gaim-xmms-remote" does not work. The problem is that when
you try to enable the plugin via tools->plugins, it reports to you that
it cannot be enabled, as I am using gtk-gaim and the plugin requires
gtk. Presumably, this is
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Binary package hint: yelp
ISSUE:
In the About Ubuntu help section, if you click on "What is Linux?", you
get a page that has a pronunciation guide for "linux". Quoth the
article:
The Linux kernel, pronounced 'lee-nucks' is the...
This is just hideously wrong. I've heard
I might be inclined to spell it like this:
[ˈlɪnʌks] ('linnuks')
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Sorry for the delay. Here's a sample email that should lock up
Evolution.
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/5746816/email_bug
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Sorry, just an update to this. Since the display is so corrupt on boot,
I was misunderstanding what was going on, and I have re-evaluated this.
I believe it happens like this:
Grub either does not initialize the display, or initializes an incorrect
display (I have since tried vga=792 with no succ
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 31743 ***
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grub menu doesn't show up, but grub works
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I just want to comment that I hadn't noticed this bug, and reported a duplicate:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/60043
That duplicate was the same bug occurring in Edgy, and has been fixed by
using the solution in this thread.
** Bug 60043 has been marked a duplicate of thi
Confirming. I get this a whole lot, and I actually have a launcher in
my taskbar that specifically kills firefox (killall -9 firefox-bin), as
Firefox tends to die on me A LOT.
** Changed in: xkill (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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First of all, I want to say that I am not using the Human theme, but a
custom Metacity theme, called Mist-Khaos. It's a darkish theme with
white text. The problem I have is that Firefox tabs do not use my GTK
colours, but use a very light colour
Confirming. This has been happening with me for a long long time. (I
was a compiz early adopter, and this has been present from day one). I
still have this problem with Beryl.
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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I'm not actually sure on that. I've been running AIGLX for a long time.
But I did run XGL/Compiz when it first was released, and I don't recall
for sure, but I don't think that it exhibited the same symptoms.
But I do think that it's a compiz problem anyway. The scroll icon does
not leave a trai
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Okay, it's started again. Unfortunately, gdb doesn't seem to be too
helpful. I recreated the hang in the program with gdb open, but gdb did
not output any data when the hang occurred. I am attaching the gdb log
now.
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: Rejected => Unconfirmed
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Sorry. Realized I did it wrong. I installed the debug symbols, and
actually followed instructions, and it worked a lot better. Here's the
log.
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/4602224/gdb%20log.txt
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Sorry, I just realized that I didn't follow the instructions again. I
really shouldn't do this immediately after waking up.
I am using a POP account, and I am using Evolution 2.8.0
All I have to do to cause the hang is to open it up, and then close it.
/tmp/camel.out does not contain any inform
I spent most of my night trying to track down the cause of this not
working. I'm giving up now, but I thought I would mention this tidbit
(apologies, it's very late, and I don't have time tonight to figure out
the bug fix submission process). One of the patches applied to vorbis-
tools contains t
I have this problem as well. On my 32-bit laptop, and my 64-bit
desktop. For at least the last 3 versions of Ubuntu.
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This is present in 12.10 as well. Gtk 3.6.0-0ubuntu3.1
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gnome-shell lock screen does not display password prompt
To manage notifications
I'm experiencing what I think is the same problem. I'm on Ubuntu 12.04,
with two monitors with twinview. One monitor is 1920x1080, and the
other is 1280x1024. The symptoms are exactly as described here by
another user:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/151337/screen-saver-issue
Interestingly, the
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