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Binary package hint: mdadm
I am unsure to which package this belongs. I have a system with 3 drives
that are set up by mdadm to various raid levels and on top of this lvm2.
The problem began I think around vol-id to blkid transition in Karmic.
The first thing that was strang
rmaarsen: Thanks, it looks like this is the cause.
For stability reasons I hope this patch will be included or backported
into Ubuntu 2.6.22 kernel. I found that this problem has been fixed in
2.6.23 according to this in the release note:
commit 5f08e46b621a769e52a9545a23ab1d5fb2aec1d4
Author: Lu
I have the same issue with a similar computer configuration and Gutsy
64-bit, but happens only when I have memory remapping enabled (needed
because of 4 GB of RAM) in the BIOS. With memory remapping disabled it
detects only 3.3 GB but everything is OK.
The newest 2.6.22.10 kernel doesn't fix this
This is exactly what I also found. Works in alternative CD but not in
installed system.
I reproduced this on a very old system (Celeron 400) with trident
graphic card so it should not be nvidia graphic card specific.
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I can confirm - I have been using Hardy for quite some time now. It
works now with memory remapping enabled, which means I can now use the
whole 4 GB of ram available.
The only "problem" with the ATL1 network card driver (which was the
cause of this problem) I still have is that dmesg reports:
[3
I have the latest 2.6.24-12, but it worked all the way from the first
release 2.6.24 release in Hardy. I have transfered from / to a large
amounts of data without any corruption (checked using md5) or freezes.
The only problem that I thought is related to this bug is occasional
freezing, but the pr
Public bug reported:
Currently in Feisty there are some very useful FUSE filesystems like:
sshfs, fuseiso (although the latest), encfs, ntfs-3g,...
However there are others which I also find useful and I hope they will be
included in gutsy:
- fusecompress: like encfs, but files are not encrypted
I tried "udevsettle" and it is a much better solution. It should be
"udevsettle --timeout=10".
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I created a file "udevSettle" (attached) in the same folder as udev
(/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-premount/), which is executed
after udev and should be unaffected if a package is updated. I don't
know if it still works correctly - it works for me.
** Attachment added: "udevSettle"
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdesvn
When I try to install kdesvn in Feisty, the package depends on
libsvnqt2, however libsvnqt2 seems not to be available in the
repository. It once was in the repository (the same version but don't
know if it was in Edgy or Feisty), because previously
In this case - kdesvn can not be installed in Feisty. Also the weird
thing is that libsvnqt-dev is available - like the MOTU overlooked
libsvnqt2. ;)
Thanx for the help
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Binary package hint: initramfs-tools
I decided to use RAID for my 2 drives in the system and after some researching
I figured the easiest way to do this is to reinstall Ubuntu with the latest
herd 3 alternative.
I decided to try with the following configuration on my 2 dr
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ffmpeg
In mencoder and gstreamer using ffvideoscale report:
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swScaler: Compile-time maximum width is 2048 change VOF/VOFW and recompile
...
It would be nice if the maximum width could be set at least to 4096.
The use-case where this is needed is sca
Public bug reported:
Libclutter in the repository includes a .typelib file (and a .gir file
is available in dev package) which contains gobject introspection data.
The same is not true for libclutter-gtk (and other libclutter
"subpackages" like libclutter-gst), generation of introspection files is
Hi,
I have tried out an javascript example using seed, which needs gobject
introspection for bindings and the example worked as expected.
thanks,
Tomaž
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Public bug reported:
Upstream libchamplain supports creation of gobject introspection data
(.gir and .typelib) at compilation (if necessary tools are available),
but they are not included in current package available in Ubuntu. It
would be nice if this would be added similar at it is already done
Columns of tables already snap to ruler marks.. or should snap. There is
currently a bug that makes snapping erratic but I will fix this sooner
or later.
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OK, I think I can close this now. Create a new bug if there are any
issues.
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Title:
[Upstream] No horizontal ruler snapping in Writer
To manage n
Hi,
I have actually already a working solution for the most common use case
- 90 degree image rotation. The rotation is working on the image itself,
so it does not need a drawing layer rewrite (AOO guy are working on this
so we don't need to duplicate the effort). For jpeg images I use a
lossless
(In reply to comment #40)
> @Tomaz: Is it in principle possible to allow any degree of rotation or does
> it involve serious additional work? I am asking because I often work with
> scanned objects (e.g. images, graphs, newspaper articles) which often need
> only minimal rotation to correct for sli
Hi,
I have commited the rotation code into master - you can test it in the
latest daily build [1]. Currently rotation is located in right-click
menu on an image, unde "manage graphic" but this may change in the
future.
[1] http://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/master/
(In reply to comment #43
(In reply to comment #46)
> I tried this on Win 8 in today's Windows build (
> 2013-04-23_04.48.50_LibreOfficeDev_4.1.0.0.alpha0_Win_x86.msi ). Basically
> the context menu says just: Manage Graphic -->
> Should I give it another day before trying again?
> I'll try again on Win 7 when I get back h
(In reply to comment #53)
> 1. Pasting an image requires saving and reloading the .odt-file to enable
> the buttons and allow any rotation.
I can not reproduce this in Linux - it works fine if I copy/paste or drag&drop
a Jpeg image. What is the type of image? Can you also check in "Compress
Graph
Hi,
I managed to implement this for most scenarios. The only problem for now
are the tables. I will commit the change without tables today so you can
test this in daily build.
Regards, Tomaž
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Interesting.
I don't think this is very hard to implement and it makes sense. I will look
into this.
Regards, Tomaž
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Title:
[Upstream] No hori
There are some issues left - when you have a table and move any text
margin slider, the left and right text margin changes after you finish
with dragging. This was working correctly before.
One thing that is not done yet is the ability to get the previous
"snapless" behavior when you hold ALT, as
Hi,
(In reply to comment #60)
> Some small bugs:
> 1. Swapped flip directions
> Now, I didn't notice at first but on the toolbar both the horizontal and
> vertical flip buttons has the tooltip "Flip Horizontally" and each one now
> does the opposite to what the icon might indicate. The left/right-
(In reply to comment #62)
> Hi Tomaž, thanks for your great work on this.
>
> I'd like to ask whether rotation of SVGs is now also supported or whether it
> is planned for the future? Thanks.
It is planned but first I have to figure out how to do it. It should in
theory be easy to rotate a vecto
Hi,
I also had to compile libvpx by myself today to gain vpxenc/vpxdec.
Please consider to add them like for example in libtheora where a
separate libtheora-bin with the example encoder and player is available.
Thank you.
Tomaz
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