I've just uploaded -5 to debian which moves the wad dependencies to
Recommends:. I received one comment on the games list which was an
affirmative.
Whether or not ubuntu decides to use game-data-packager or not is up to
you folks, of course. If you opt not to, there's a patch in -5 which
adds some
I'd say once the bug was confirmed upstream it would make sense to
perform further work there.
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I think, but I am not sure, that this is reported upstream already at
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I bet your laptop is running i386. I think this is an amd64 and BE
issue, but it's reported all over LP already (348126, 328127, 328445...)
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Hi, sorry for the delay, I rarely check launchpad... afaik this still is
not implemented and I will be persuing it again soon.
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You do need a wad file and prboom is useless without one. I guess you
are suggesting that the wad file should be seen as similar to e.g. a
JPEG used in conjunction with the GIMP: you don't need to provide a JPEG
in a package for GIMP to be in the archive. The difference of course is
the GIMP can be
> The name prboom is misleading enough as it is, so if someone was installing
> it
> they probably already read the description and know what they're doing.
I think this bug report is evidence that people *aren't* reading the
package description, or they'd know about doom-package and how to avoi
Mesa 7.1 has now been released. I'm not sure whether the patch has gone
in or not.
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Amazing. So if the diff was applied properly, it would do the wrong
thing (mail ubuntu-users), and without, it files it in the Debian
bugtracker? Why on earth was this package imported?
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Games go in /usr/games. The PATH above does not include /usr/games. It
does include /usr/sbin though. Root, by default, does not include
/usr/games but does include /usr/sbin.
The user is most likely running as root. I suggest running as a normal
user.
You can see the list of files installed by a
If you read the prboom package's description, you should see "PrBoom
requires an IWAD to play. A free IWAD is available in the freedoom
package. You can install your commercial Doom IWADs using doom-package.
".
The reason for using Depends: is that prboom cannot be used without an
IWAD. In Debian
It's a problem with MIDI playback and some hardware, not all. Timidity
fixes it because that makes prboom use software MIDI playback rather
than hardware. It shouldn't be a dependency because not all hardware
MIDI is affected.
I think it's a bug in the SDL mixer library.
You can get around it by
Penguin command apparently might behave the same:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=298982
It was a while ago but in the libsdl1.2-mixer documentation it says "do
not do ", I think if you are using it asynchronously, prboom
does. When I stopped it doing that (patch not available bu
This sounds like exactly the same issue as #101936 LP in prboom (debbugs
#472087), penguin command (debian #298982)...
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This was fixed in Debian in January '09, with version 19. The current
version in Debian is 22.
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Even aside from the issue of responsibility (game or WM), freedoom is
merely a lump of world data and does not draw any windows at all. The
window drawing is performed by an engine, most likely "prboom".
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My comments: definitely a window manager issue, although maybe some
games could provide "hints" to the WM. The concept of "centered" doesn't
even make sense in some environments (tiled awesome, ion2, ion3, etc.).
If a game does try to position itself centrally, it would no doubt
suffer from many bu
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I attempted a fairly basic install using Edgy Knot 3 powerpc desktop CD.
I had to manually edit partitions to create a swap and ext3 partition:
the disk was previously partitioned using mac os x installer's disk
utility to have 10GB HFS+ partition first, then 10GB free space a
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Hi: just a general pointer, this bug report would be a lot easier to
read if you attached the big dmesg output as an attachment rather than
in-line and only provided the relevant line from lspci (at least for me:
I'm not sure what the kernel team or general launchpad etiquette is).
Regarding upstr
Oh, if the button isn't generating events, the unmask to do is
echo enable,0x > /proc/acpi/ibm/hotkey
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Here's a preliminary script for acpi-support to support hot
docking/undocking.
For the thinkpad "undock please" button to work, you need to unmask it
in /proc/acpi/ibm/event; I'm not sure if acpi-support or hotkey-support
do this already.
You'll need thinkpad-acpi loaded for that /proc bit to be
Hello, I haven't the faintest unfortunately. I'm not likely to get
around to investigating Ubuntu on the PPC again for a long time -- I'm
too busy with other things :(
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This package has stopped working for me today since I've upgraded from
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the icon for my DVD drive / an inserted DVD within the "Computer" menu
includes an item "Rename..." which purports to allow me to rename it.
This is nonsensical. If I attempt it, I am greeted with a dialogue
"Sorry, could not rename "CD/DVD Drive
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I do not see an icon for empathy in the notification area. I've just
added a new notification area to confirm this.
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I've just checked to see what happens with no notification area or
indicator applet: without either, empathy disappears in just the same
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With no indicator applet, this causes empathy to draw an icon in the
notification area.
so the bug can be restated as:
With no indicator applet in gnome-panel and with the default options set
(i.e. "show incoming messages in the messaging menu"), on clicking the
'close' button on the empathy main
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Muine 0.8.11
the about dialog links to http://www.muine-player.org/
as of the time of this report, the above URL is being domain-squatted
http://muine.gooeylinux.org/ might be more appropriate
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An odd one this. Perhaps not chromium's fault, but that is where I've
witnessed the problem. Whilst editing a wiki page
(http://ikiwiki.info/tips/convert_mediawiki_to_ikiwiki/) I noticed that
some vertical bar characters did not align cor
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Binary package hint: empathy
The default behaviour for empathy with the indicator applet present on
gnome-panel is to hide the UI when you click the close button but keep
running. The UI can be brought back to life by selecting "Chat" under
the indicator applet.
If you remo
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The lock screen / logout / etc. button within the indicator applet has
become invisible. The main icon (set status etc.) is still visible. I do
not know what has triggered this. Screenshot attached.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu
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Hi, are you sure? That bug's description is totally different. The
screenshot in that other report shows the relevant icon rendering
correctly. Have you marked the wrong bug as duplicate?
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Hi Chad, reading the bug notes I can't understand why the bug is
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Przemyslaw, you (Ubuntu) do not even support PowerPC in 9.10, so If I
followed your advice I would be totally wasting my time.
(Oh, how I *hate* copy-and-paste triage texts...)
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Oh, Daniel T Chen has already done this for 0.5.4-1ubuntu1, I hadn't
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"freedm" is calling whatever is providing "/usr/games/boom" on your
system, most likely prboom, and that is crashing. Freedoom and freedm
are essentially just game data, but they also carry a small shell script
(/usr/games/freed{oom,m}), a .desktop file, icon etc.
Please confirm which package is p
P.S. I'd wager that you are experiencing
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- prboom exits with signal 8 on karmic
+ prboom exits with signal 8
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At the moment, Fabian and I are working on implementing rott support in
game-data-packager. It should be quite trivial for us to extend that
support to the commercial data. One issue though is I do not currently
own a copy of the game. It looks like it can be bought from 3drealms.com
for about 5.5
Relevant log excerpt:
Setting up rott (1.0+dfsg-2) ...
Gtk-WARNING **: Theme directory 256x256/emblems of theme Industrial has no
size field
dpkg: error processing rott (--configure):
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
If the Gtk-WARNING has been ca
Can you tell us a bit more about your VM? What CPU type (x86? amd64?)
how much memory have you given it?
can you also try prboom with -nosound?
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Thanks. Unfortunately we need a backtrace with debugging symbols which
means one from a rebuilt package (there is no seperate debugging symbols
package for prboom at the moment)
I've passed this onto upstream who suggest just disabling all asm. I
don't kNow who is responsible for the ubuntu packag
Robert J Lee, thanks for your offer. For info, in general, if you define
the DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS environment variable to include "nostrip", then
the package build process will not strip debugging symbols from
binaries.
However, I passed this onto the upstream author, who suggested that
there was no
Greg,
Did you read the bug report? We already know that.
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My patch was against upstream git HEAD. Adapting it for Ubuntu is
trivial; to be honest, running
find . -type f | perl -p -i -e 's,muine-
player.org,muine.gooeylinux.org,g'
(or similar) would be quicker than adjusting and applying a patch. But,
since you insist, find an adjusted one for Ubun
Erm...
a) the OPs suggestion would prevent you from installing mutter alongside
metacity, which is pretty important for curious people who might want to
perhaps evaluate mutter, but not commit to using it, and need an exit
strategy. Especially since mutter fails to start for many people right
now.
Public bug reported:
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>From within a standard GNOME session (inc metacity), with desktop
effects disabled (running inside a vbox VM):
j...@ra:~$ mutter --replace
OpenGL Warning: glXChooseFBConfigSGIX not implemented by Chromium
Window manager error: Unable to initializ
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I just attempted to start mutter from a failsafe terminal session (no
gnome-session or any composite or window managers running) and received
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@Neal, thanks for the clarification: that's helped me file a duplicate
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. Fix is to add
a third argument with a mode. This patch should fix it (unsure: my local
gcc doesn't fail with the 2 clause version):
commit 02c13984d720ddfe6a5fe654d8e0e8242884276e
Author: Jon Dowland
Date: Thu Jan 28 09:31:44 2010 +
use 3-clause open(2) with O_CREAT
diff --git a/l
Could someone who is experiencing this bug please provide a backtrace?
It looks like some of the assembler in prboom is not liked by the
version of gcc being used by Ubuntu. I'm guessing this is a more recent
version than Debian (or some feature or patch applied is missing on
Debian) so the proble
Thanks to ferrazrafael for your efforts in providing a "fixed" package,
but I don't think it's a good idea to advise people to install unsigned
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Ok I can confirm this using karmic's prboom package on a Debian sid i386
machine. Using the latest version of the package in Debian (-5 rather
than -4) is fine.
I suspect a bad build or something.
Someone who looks after this stuff in Ubuntu should either schedule a
rebuild or pull in the more re
Hi, thanks for the report. This is likely a local configuration with
your quake3 engine of choice (ioquake3) and not an issue with your data
package nor with game-data-packager. It would be helpful for further
diagnosis if you could report whether you get a different framerate with
different data,
Can you try either prboom or chocolate-doom with the '-nofullscreen'
command-line option? My hunch is the problem is related to trying to
change the display resolution whilst entering fullscreen mode.
It's likely actually an SDL1 bug. In Chocolate Doom's case, we are
moving to SDL2 with the next r
The fixed package is in Natty at least. I've marked the bug "fix
released" accordingly.
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Tony, that's because that isn't the fixed package. As the last message
said, the fixed package is 2:2.5.0+dfsg1-5ubuntu1, which is currently in
maverick.
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Which newest virtualbox-ose? Do you mean the latest in Maverick, which
is what I have tested with, or a newer one e.g. the one in Natty? Can
I safely upgrade virtualbox to the natty version on a Maverick system?
Or downgrade again?
Have you tried to reproduce this bug?
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I mount by hand via "mount" with the following line in /etc/fstab
//tower3/home13/njd33 /home/jon/h cifs
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When this happens, I think the nautilus process is segfaulting and being
autorestarted (thanks drs305 for the hint). I've finally managed to
capture a backtrace:
(gdb) bt
#0 0xb71d8b96 in cairo_set_source_surface () from /usr/lib/libcairo.so.2
#1 0xb73a8993 in gdk_cairo_set_source_pixbuf ()
I've tweaked autorestart as suggested. Next time this happens,
hopefully I will be able to determine whether nautilus is the chicken or
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$ df -h | grep gvfs
gvfs-fuse-daemon 92G 87G 960M 99% /home/jon/.gvfs
/dev/fuse 92G 87G 960M 99% /home/jon/.gvfs
j...@sobek:~$ fusermount -u .gvfs
fusermount: /home/jon/.gvfs not mounted
j...@sobek:~$ umount .gvfs
umount:
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I'm unclear why the status was "Incomplete" (and thus now "Expired").
What further information do you want? Shouldn't this be "Confirmed"?
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Upgrade sdl-mixer to 1.2.11 for lucid
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I have a single gnome-panel at the top of my screen.
Occasionally, the panel moves to occupy the right-hand 50% of the
screen, horizontally. The panel also stretches off past the visible
edge on the RHS. It's as if the panel hasn't changed
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** Tags removed: amd64
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Yet more core GNOME desktop components failing! gnome-settings-daemon
now joins nautilus and gnome-panel as apps that just can't keep running
for very long.
j...@sobek:~$ gdb gnome-settings-daemon
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.2-ubuntu
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Hello, I have no reason to believe that the bug has been fixed (two
minor revisions in the kernel since I filed) but unfortunately I cannot
confirm as the mainboard in the R100 I was using has died.
We have another R100 that I will be putting the HDD into, but I won't
recover that for another wee
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If I upgrade my system using upgrade-manager and thunderbird is amongst
those packages upgraded, my running instance will occasionally stop
working (noticed this twice so far). I've seen similar things happen to
Firefox in Debian.
I suspect
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/641134/+attachment/1597335/+files/Dependencies.txt
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upgrades cause chrome errors in running instances
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Possible duplicate of:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/345834
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/478279
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/602672/comments/11
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/615
Public bug reported:
$ tar tf nfs-utils_1.2.8.orig.tar.bz2|grep '\.o$'|wc -l
109
also .a, .deps and .libs dirs, etc.
** Affects: nfs-utils (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Hi, sorry for the noise. I can't see this patch applied to the vte3
package. Should it be? Is there a separate bug to track for that
package?
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I think I've figured this out.
In my BIOS (hit esc and/or f1 repeatedly at boot to get to it), there's an
option "Power on Display". It's not visible on the first page; I had to hit
page down to bring up the second page.
My laptop was set to "auto-selected", if I switch it to the only other op
Those files were removed on purpose in 2011-04-01 (here's the commit:
http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=debhelper/debhelper.git;a=commitdiff;h=54fbbed4eb8bf4086e12f4c22204ab75729a4f65)
I think the reason is that the old, long-form way of writing rules files
is deprecated, at least from the debhe
Public bug reported:
Hi,
gdm 3.6.1-0ubuntu4
gnome-shell 3.6.3.1-0ubuntu6
When logged into GNOME 3, the right-hand menu has an item "Power Off" at
the bottom. Clicking it brings up a context menu which gives you the
option of logging out or suspending as well. This is confusing as the
men
I no longer use Ubuntu regularly, nor have access to an Ubuntu machine
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