Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alacarte
On latest Intrepid (at least my 64-bit system) it is impossible to
remove any single application from "Applications" menu completely. It is
possible to uncheck entries in Alacarte, so that they are not shown in
menu, but removing an entry complet
The bug affects me too, as described (Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit on Lenovo 3000
N100), and it definitely IS a duplicate of #283128 and should in my
opinion be marked as such.
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Enabling extra typographic characters adds third keyboard layout
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373611
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Thomas, I tried your patch as well and it seems to fix the problem for
me too. I have already uploaded a patched source to my PPA (though it
has yet to build).
Why don't you attach your patch to this bugreport so that it has more
chances to be applied to the package in Ubuntu main, and thus to
eli
Still a problem for me on current jaunty.
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Ricoh card reader R5C822 does not work AFTER resume
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107603
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Public bug reported:
In a podcast's properties there's a field named "Title", which is
available for editing and allows changing podcast's name into something
convenient. The problem is, only ASCII characters can be used in this
field.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Right-click on any podcast (left panel
No, it doesn't. 0.16.1 works perfectly (at least in part concerning this
bug).
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Impossible to rename a podcast using non-ASCII characters
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393226
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netcyrax, in this case unsupported files are actually broken ones, so
deleting them effectively is a solution. One of the troubles is, what
Rhythmbox reports is so obscure that it's hard to tell what's wrong.
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Rhythmbox keeps trying to install codecs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204566
You r
Robert, I'm sorry for the inconvenience I've caused. The file I've
attached (I originally believed that was the file causing problems)
appeared to be not connected to this issue. The described behaviour in
my case was caused by a couple of MP3s that were downloaded incorrectly
(there were 404 pages
Pablo, it is not yet marked as "Fixed", it's only "Fix released" now,
wait a bit. I'm sure, Daniel and the devs understand that until the fix
is backported to Hardy the bug can not be completely closed. LTS should
be supported for more than 2,5 years from now, so the bug should get
fixed on Hardy s
I can confirm that: PPA version works perfectly on Intrepid (though I
had to reinstall it after upgrade, as the upgrade process broke it).
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[Needs Packaging] Microdia SN9C201 webcam driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87054
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: soundkonverter-amarok
In current Intrepid Beta with soundkonverter-amarok 0.3.8-2 and all of
its dependencies installed, soundKonverter script appears in Amarok as
it should and can be run, but does nothing.
On attempt to transfer a file that requires co
Daniel, if "you are free to remove this if you don't like it" is the
official position on the devs, should I file a new bug about ubuntu-
desktop depending on (and not recommending instead) pulseaudio? As it
currently is, pulseaudio can not be removed whithout breaking the
upgrade ability.
Alterna
William, if one uses your "solution", pulseaudio gets installed back on
distribution-upgrade (or even when ubuntu-desktop is updated), so it
definitely is not the sound idea.
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Default ALSA device must use PulseAudio, otherwise ALSA applications may fail
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198453
Yo
Alkis, I have to say that my once-broken Russian spellchecking seems to
work again, but as I don't use spellchecking too much, I cannot tell at
which point it got repaired. Maybe is has something to do with Gutsy-to-
Hardy-to-Intrepid upgrade, maybe some other things, I honestly don't
know.
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Oops, sorry, I got it wrong. If I use that specific mistypes I used for
Russian when researching this bug (and those were the mistypes that
showed incorrect behaviour for Russian), they are still broken - in
Evolution, but not in Gedit.
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Broken context-sensitive spell check in Evolution (Greek,
Well, Russian uses Cyrillic letters (that are not ASCII at all), so your
guess, Alkis, is definitely wrong.
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Broken context-sensitive spell check in Evolution (Greek, Hebrew)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10713
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I didn't. And mind that those mistypes are still underlined and still do
react to right-click (when clinking on appropriate letters). But on F7
they don't show up.
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Broken context-sensitive spell check in Evolution (Greek, Hebrew)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10713
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Alkis, now it looks like you're totally and completely right. I have the
same experience with the word "арфографии", and I have tested some more
Russian mistypes in long words, including both the letters that should
work according to your theory, and the letters that shouldn't - and
indeed they dem
Once again you're almost totally right, Alkis. The only point where you
are wrong is that I've only noticed some strange behaviour, and you were
the one to actually find that there are two bugs.
And thanks for the tip, though I know that a lot of Russian names are of
Greek origin, and I already kn
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
On latest Intrepid Beta, upgrading a DKMS kernel module or installing a
new one (via aptitude) results in Network Manager's strang behaviour.
First, it loses the connection and reconnects again (maybe it is
supposed to, I'm not sure), and
** Attachment added: "Screenshot showing the problem"
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Network-Manager applet shows interfaces twice after DKMS module upgrade or
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289070
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I used to have the same problem on a Lenovo 3000 N100 with Intel HDA
since upgrade to Intrepid, but some updates fixed this for me last
weekend.
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[intrepid] alsa is broken
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Sorry, roxthiaguin, but Flash 10 is only released for x386 machines,
which is not the only architecture supported by Ubuntu. People using
other architectures (or should I say "another architecture"?) are still
forced to use libflashsupport.
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Yes, this fixes the problem.
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Still happens in current Intrepid Beta.
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I'm happy to say that, at least for my model of laptop, the name of the
key in question changed in Intrepid, and now (in Intrepid Beta) this bug
is no longer relevant. In Hardy it still is, though, so I think this bug
is to remain open until the fix is backported to the current LTS.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 281058 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281058
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 281058
rarian and update-manager failed to update
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package rarian-compat 0.8.1-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281588
I confirm that rarian-compat fails to get installed during the upgrade
process. However, by removing rarian-compat package and installing
scrollkeeper instead (the seem to be interchangeable) I was able to
finish the upgrade process and get the working installation if Intrepid.
The problem is, ubun
And yes, amd64 architecture is affected as well.
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Thanks for the hint, Henning. Actually, I have changed the ISP so I no
longer have the environment to test this problem again. Nevertheless,
you're, most probably, right about /etc/resolvconf/interface-order.
The only concern I still have is whether NetworkManager should make
changes to interface-
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: glipper
In current Hardy, Glipper (1.0-1ubuntu1) works OK with mouse-selected
text, but when it comes to keyboard use, the behaviour is somewhat
strange, resulting in having a separate entry for every letter selected.
To have an example of what I think i
I should say that the mentioned test version does work for me in both
Skype and Ekiga, but doesn't work with gstreamer and hence refuses to
work with Cheese. Anyway, that's much better than having a webcam that's
not working at all.
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[Needs Packaging] Microdia SN9C201 webcam driver
https://bugs
Now this is funny!
When I first reported this bug (and that was long before 8.04 was
released) and put my point that, being incompatible and buggy,
PulseAudio should not be included in an LTS (!!!) release, I was told
that PulseAudio was The Future Of Linux Sound, and incompatibility was
not the p
What I would like to remind to the community is that this bugreport was
initially referring to the treatment PA gives to ALSA-using software. As
of now, the problem still persists on a vanilla installation of Hardy,
and can be reproduced using steps in the beginning of this report. The
workaround f
For my camera, a manually compiled driver (from
http://repo.or.cz/r/microdia.git) works significantly better than the
packaged one.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87054
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My camera fails to be recognized by gstreamer using PPA driver, but
works with Skype. By the way, is there any way to reenable camera (at
least in Skype) after suspend-to-disk? Restarting microdia (rmmod and
modprobe back) doesn't help, and neither does restarting videodev.
Suspend-to-RAM doesn't c
I should say that this only occures in "Wine" submenu, not everywhere in
the menu system, so this should be more of a wine integration problem
than an Alacarte problem.
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Alacarte does not allow removal of a single application entry
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305580
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In latest Intrepid — yes, it still is.
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The last time I have installed a module, it did.
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install
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Confirming this bug completely (number 3 is the simplest and reliable
way to reproduce), I have to say that closing the search window by
clicking on the panel icon does not reproduce the bug (can be added to
number 4).
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https://bugs.launchpad.ne
I'm really surprised this bug has low priority. Having a *.txt file
somewhere in the library I have to tell Rhythmbox not to try finding a
codec for text/html every time I start it — is that sane? I mean, every
time I start Rhythmbox I'm presented with annoying evidence that this
piece of software
Public bug reported:
After upgrade to Jaunty, Gnome-Do fails to start. Here is the console
output:
** (Do:14516): WARNING **: The following assembly referenced from
/home/evgeny/.local/share/gnome-do/plugins-0.8.0/addins/Do.DiskMounter.1.0/DiskMounter.dll
could not be loaded:
Assembly: g
Oops, I should have been more careful and do a little more thinking and
testing before reporting this bug.
I have just tried Gnome-Do under a clean user account (created for
testing purposes, nothing in ~/ but defaults), and it works with no
issues. Then I did some more search and found ~/.local/s
* It is. I did "sudo aptitude purge gnome-do && sudo aptitude install
gnome-do", but the problem is still there.
* Well, just opening terminal and issuing the "gnome-do" command results in the
described behaviour on my system.
* 64-bit.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs
The bug doesn't seem to affect latest Jaunty Alpha.
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** Attachment added: "The text file that triggers codec search"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23922636/What%20is%20UHQR.txt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/343707
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Thank you for your answer, Sebastien. By now I have noticed that only
one *.txt file of all that happen to be in my library folder causes
Rhythmbox to search for a codec. I have reported a separate bug #343707
on this.
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Rhythmbox keeps trying to install codecs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/20
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Every time I start Rhythmbox it asks me to search for a missing codec,
and never finds one. That's not surprising, as it searches for text/html
codec, which obviously does not exist.
I must say that of all the *.txt files that reside in my libr
I did run Rhythmbox, waited for a "search for missing codec" window to
appear, allowed it to search, waited until Rhythmbox confirmed it had
found no suitable codec, then closed the window and exited Rhythmbox.
Debug file is attached.
Pedro, could you please tell me where the database is, so that
Thanks, Pedro. With ~/.local/share/rhythmbox/rhythmdb.xml removed I have
the same behaviour (except for the fact that it takes much longer to
rescan the library and naturally much longer for "Install missing
multimedia codecs" window to appear. Debug is attached.
When run in debug mode, Rhythmbox
Pedro, what about
Rhythmbox-Message: Missing plugin: gstreamer|0.10|rhythmbox-metadata|Декодер
text/html|decoder-text/html
Rhythmbox-Message: No installation candidate for missing plugins found.
?
If that's not "looking for plugins for .txt files", then what is?
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Thanks for pointing that out, Pedro. But there seems to be more of a bug
then: Rhythmbox doesn't seem to know what it's searching for. See
screenshot, it definitely thinks it looks for text/html.
** Attachment added: "window reporting no plugin was found"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24165000
I have already pointed out that the way this driver is currently
packaged it does not survive suspend-to-disk, either Ubuntu's default
way or via uswsusp, and after a wake-up the camera does not work any
longer (there may be other ways than reboot to reenable it, but I have
yet to find them). Is th
Public bug reported:
After today's updates, including the new kernel ver. 2.6.28-11.36,
system refuses to boot. GRUB shows error message about unsupported or
invalid executable, then falls back to menu, allowing to choose an older
kernel (2.6.28-10 or 2.6.28-9) to boot with. Attempt to boot
2.6.28
32-bit Jaunty in VirtualBox OSE shows the same behaviour ("Error 13:
invalid or unsupported executable format" by GRUB), so the bug doesn't
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346227
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Turns out that I did no "grub-install" after upgrading / to ext4, as
Ubuntu 9.04 Beta Release Notes require (partly because this requirement
was nowhere to be found before today). So the bug is completely in my
head and hands, not in Ubuntu. Please mark it invalid and sorry for
disturbance.
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Sebastian, if "today gstreamer update" is, for example, gstreamer0.10
-plugins-base ver. 0.10.22-5, then it doesn't fix the issue. Otherwise
the update you're taking about didn't hit the mirrors yet.
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Rhythmbox tries to find a codec for a m3u/html file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/343707
You
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnucash
After creating a customized report in Gnucash (first editing the report
and then selecting "File: Add Report" menu item) this report is supposed
to be shown under "Reports: Custom" menu after reloading Gnucash, and it
is there. The problem is, aft
** Attachment added: "A menu screenshot that is showing "Reports: Custom" with
the same report shown twice."
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/354947
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Excuse me, Martin, perhaps, this here is not the proper place to ask
this question, but how can the bug be closed while there is still a
fully supported Ubuntu version (9.04) suffering from this bug, and the
fix was not backported to it?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.28
On current Jaunty 64-bit, the Siemens DCA-510 cable
(http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdev.php?id=2670) is unusable.
System detects the USB-to-Serial adapter in the cable correctly, loads
pl2302 module as it is supposed to, and even
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 283128 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283128
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 283128
Keyboard indicator shows additional layout "null"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
I cannot see this bug for Russian or Swedish in Evolution 2.22.1
Looks like the bug is solved completely. Perhaps it should be marked
"fix released"?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10713
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Thanks, Yotam. I think I'll update the bug's header and remove Russian
(it is definitely solved) and keep Hebrew and Greek. Is any other
language affected, anybody?
** Summary changed:
- Broken context-sensitive spell check in evolution (Greek, Russian, etc)
+ Broken context-sensitive spell check
Yotam, what happens when you run spellcheck in Hebrew? Does Evolution
report that there are no mistakes, despite the underlined words?
Simos, I have checked this bug with 7 languages, including German,
Russian, Swedish, Esperanto, Ukrainian, Lithuanian and, naturally,
English. All those work corre
Giorgos, would you be so kind as to test in Hardy Beta (LiveCD will do)?
Hardy features a newer version of Evolution and will be released in 8
days, so it is vital to know that the bug is solved there (or otherwise,
of course).
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Broken context-sensitive spell check in Evolution (Hebrew)
https:/
Simos, I did not exactly follow the way you've described, I used the way
I usually add to get spellchecking support for various languages.
Anyway, I was able to reproduce this bug with Greek. Here's what was
done:
a. I don't install full support for all the languages, since I'm quite
comfortable w
The sensible thing to do would be as well to try to contact someone from
aspell development. This bug could be aspell problem alltogether.
And keep in mind that there's a problem with Hebrew, too. Maybe some of
the Hebrew-speaking guys here could investigate that?
Simos, that's OK, Russian's my n
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: language-pack-kde-ru
Running in Russian locale, Amarok displays a lot of "BROKEN TRANSLATION"
in side panel. The system affected is the latest Hardy.
** Affects: language-pack-kde-ru (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: language-pack-kde-ru
Running in Russian locale, Amarok displays a lot of "BROKEN TRANSLATION"
- in side panel.
+ in side panel. The syst
Actually, I don't think such an indication is absolutely necessary.
Ordinary users are not encouraged to use pre-release versions, as the
matter of fact they are even advised not to do so. Anybody using pre-
releases (and so subject to the possible inconvenience) is actually a
tester, and testers a
Josh, thank you for the perfect illustration of the upstream PulseAudio
team position.
I repeat: there's NOTHING WRONG with Skype, aplay, oolite and any other
application that relies on ALSA. They work with ALSA, they work in any
other distribution, they worked well in Gutsy, so having to "fix" th
Roberto, you make a perfect point and anybody having any common sense is
bound to agree with you. Answering your question, on my machine it's
flashplugin-nonfree that causes troubles, not freeing up sound until I
close the browser alltogether.
And I think ALSA emulation would better be more comple
Sorry to report this, but I do.
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Is hardy-proposed safe to use on production systems?
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Thank you, Vojtěch, you're totally right! I think the reason for this
behaviour is obvious and sensible, so this bug should be treated as
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** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Invalid
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But now I seem to have located the cause of the trouble, which is
"Birthdays & Anniversaries" calendar in Evolution. This calendar somehow
stopped working after enabling Compiz Fusion (yes, I know they are
hardly connected, but it worked in the morning, and all I did on my
computer since tha
I'm terribly sorry, Sebastian, but after a reboot today in the morning
everything started to work seamlessly again (logoff/logon didn't help, I
tried it several times yesterday). I don't even know how to reproduce
the bug again. Right now it works as a charm, exactly like it did
before.
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Public bug reported:
On Lenovo 3000 N100 laptop running Ubuntu 8.04 with latest updates, an
SD card plugged into the built-in card reader (detected as Ricoh R5C822,
see below for lspci output) is detected properly and mounted
automagically in GNOME (as it should), but is mounted read-only. It is
p
Here's what happens in response to card plug:
ay 9 23:50:09 evgkuz kernel: [84226.428195] mmc0: new SD card at address 1234
May 9 23:50:09 evgkuz kernel: [84226.428696] mmcblk0: mmc0:1234 SD02G
1992704KiB
May 9 23:50:09 evgkuz kernel: [84226.428761] mmcblk0: p1
May 9 23:50:09 evgkuz NetworkM
Thanks, Chris, it's entirely my fault, I didn't even bother to check if
the filesystem was OK, the fact that the card works seamlessly on other
devices just made me forget about it. You're surely right this bug is
invalid. I heartedly apologise for draining your time and thank you for
your quick an
Ulrich, Skype is not the only issue with PulseAudio (though one of the
most annoying ones). Including PulseAudio in the coming LTS release
doesn't look too wise to me either, but it's included and we'll have to
live with it anyway.
A temporarily workaround was proposed earlier in this bugreport: i
The partial fix DOES appear to be in linux-ubuntu-modules 2.6.24-14. On
my Lenovo 3000 N100 LED is on right now (another matter is that it is
supposed to be blinking while searching for the network, but it just
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I have just tried to remove Firefox altogether to install it back again.
After removal, the "firefox" item in menu persisted, and I had to remove
it manually. After reinstalling firefox by "sudo aptitude install
firefox-gnome-support" there's no Firefox menu entry at all.
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Yes, still the issue for me. I've upgraded from 7.10 and got Firefox 3
installed automagically into where it is now, not in "Internet" menu.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204753
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Actually, in the newly created account things look allright, so this
must be something in my /home directory that's messing things up. I
think this bug may be treated as invalid thus.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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This issue exists no longer with latest Hardy, so I think the bug is
worth closing.
** Changed in: ekiga (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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The issue still persists in latest Hardy (OO.o 2.4). Is anybody ever
going to take assignment for this bug?
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I have recently tested this issue on several laptops, including various
models of Fujitsu-Siemens, Lenovo, Acer and Dell. It looks like the
cause of heating the RAM modules are background indexing processes such
as Beagle or (especially) Tracker. Some RAM modules are more likely to
get higher tempe
Thanks for the useful link, Anders. To my mind, we're not only facing a
bug — it's a regression actually, and as such should be treated as very
important. It's nice to be on the cutting edge of progress and use
latest inventions like PulseAudio in our favoured distro (though my
experience of PulseA
rasta_freak, you can file a new bug on those issues (two separate bugs,
that is), if you feel it to be necessary, since this bug was reported
about sound and is solved as such (video, sensors, mouse or even USB-
mug-warmer issues are not covered by this bugreport).
By the way, I have no problems w
You certainly should, tech0007. I have pointed that out 4 comments
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
On amd64 running latest Hardy, Firefox is not in "Internet" menu, but in
"Other", and lacks icon, too.
** Affects: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Firefox shown in wrong menu
https://bugs.launchpad.ne
Thanks for pointing this simple test out, Roberto — they don't sound
simultaneously. Skype (and aplay, vlc, all stuff like that) are useless
unless I close the page with a YouTube video in Firefox (simply pausing
or stopping the video doesn't make no good). But anyway, after closing
that page ALSA
Public bug reported:
A recent kernel update on Hardy (2.6.24-12.19 as of right now) broke the
sound functionality of Intel HDA (82801G controller) completely. All
sound-producing applications report that sound device is not available,
and some strange messages can be seen in syslog in the middle o
It doesn't, with linux-ubuntu-modules 2.6.24-12.16 installed.
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no sound hardy kernel 2.6.24-12
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/200338
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** Attachment added: "a part of /var/log/syslog"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12536654/syslog
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => linux
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Sound doesn't work with 2.6.24-12 kernel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/200497
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