Hi, John -- Thanks for your comments.
I tried changing the way I launch Thunderbird. Instead of invoking the
executable directly, I am now exec'ing it from a shell script that
captures any output into a log file. After I did this, Thunderbird
courteously obliged by freezing :-}, and I got the fo
This appears to be the same problem as bug #173721.
The workaround described in
http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Swap_Caps_Lock_and_Ctrl appears to
fix it for me -- though, of course, this doesn't explain the strange bug
with the preferences control panel option not working.
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caps lock as a
I believe the relevant file with the settings from the keyboard
preferences control panel is:
$HOME/.gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/%gconf.xml
Here's what it looks like on my freshly installed 8.04.01 system (where
the caps lock -> control setting in the control panel is not effecti
I'm still seeing this problem on a regular basis with Ubuntu 8.04 /
VMware 1.0.8.
I'm not able, at this time, to say whether the problem exists in 8.10 or
9.04.
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Not for me, it doesn't. I upgraded a new Hardy system to Intrepid
today, and it's started demanding "Enter login password to unlock
keyring" after doing an autologin. It wasn't doing that in 8.04.1
before I did the upgrade.
This new system was going to be for my mother, who is not very computer-
And the "pam-keyring-tool" workaround didn't work for me either. I was
still being prompted for the login password.
However, it looks like I was finally able to get rid of the "unlock
keyring" prompt by using "pam-keyring-tool -c" and entering an empty
password (just hit ENTER) for the new passwo
I'm seeing this same problem today, on a freshly installed, patched-up-
to-date 8.04.1 desktop system.
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I updated to the just-released Firefox 3.0.11 -- and uninstalled the
Mouse Gestures Redox add-on -- and I am no longer seeing the right-click
bug.
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I installed camera.app on a Jaunty system (via a command line, using
"aptitude"), and even after a restart, this "-60" error still happens
when a camera is connected.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/331681
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As best I can tell, what you installed is absolutely identical to what I
installed.
Here is my output from "aptitude show camera.app":
Package: camera.app
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 0.8.0-8build1
Priority: optional
Section: universe/graphics
Maintainer: Ubuntu MOTU Deve
I assume the above is an extremely temporary workaround which won't
survive a reboot. Is the right solution going to involve adding
something to /lib/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules or some other
/lib/udev/rules.d/* file?
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https://bu
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After upgrading to 9.04 (desktop) RC, I attempted to install VMware
Server 1.0.9 (VMware-server-1.0.9-156507.tar.gz). The installation
failed while attempting to compile the required "vmmon" module. See the
attached output.
uname -a output for my system:
Linux liberation 2.
This problem still exists in the Jaunty RC kernel (2.6.28-11-generic
#42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux).
IMHO, the default 32-bit desktop kernel should support 4GB (by enabling
PAE) -- or if enabling PAE creates inefficiencies when it's not needed,
then a separate PAE-enab
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 74179 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74179
I'm commenting here in case what I say might have an impact on whether
this bug is a duplicate of bug 74179 or not.
I'm running the Jaunty RC (2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17
01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686
Again, I'm running the Jaunty RC (2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri
Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux) on a desktop with 4 GB. The
BIOS reports 4GB on startup, but /proc/meminfo says it sees only 2838352
kB (2.75 GB).
I tried the Grub patch suggested in bug 189269
(http://www.howtoforge.
I think I may be having the same (or a related) problem. I'm trying to
convert a Jaunty server (2.6.28-11-server) to use RAID 1 using mdadm. I
believe mdadm is working because I have several RAID partitions which
get mounted out of /etc/fstab after the system has successfully booted.
But when I t
I don't know if it's reproducible in 8.10. My work desktop has been
running 8.04 (2.6.24-21-generic) for some time, and Thunderbird (now
2.0.0.17) still freezes regularly. I can't upgrade to 8.10 yet because
this is a production machine which I depend on at work, and I don't have
any other simila
No, I haven't been having this problem for several months now.
I'm currently running 8.04 (2.6.24-21-generic) -- same video card and
monitors, still Xinerama -- and the cursor works just fine on both
monitors.
I don't remember exactly when the problem went away, but I think it
would probably have
As best I can tell, this "kbdrate" command DOES NOT WORK AT ALL on my
system (Intrepid, 2.6.27-11-generic).
I have a Microsoft Digital Media Pro keyboard (configured in Keyboard
Preferences as a "Generic 105-key (Intl) PC" model), which I've tried
connecting to my desktop both via its native USB c
I wasn't talking about trying to use the command to display current
values. When I said "this 'kbdrate' command", I was referring
generically to the command (with an appropriate, but unspecified
argument list). And I'm not sure why "kbdrate -r 4 -d 750" works for
you, because (as I said) it's not
And for reasons I can't explain, when I tried "kbdrate -r 4 -d 750"
again just now, it WORKED.
No idea why it worked this time, but not earlier.
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And everyone should note that this issue also applies to desktops, since
most keyboards nowadays use USB (and may or may not come with one of
those purple USB-to-PS/2 keyboard adapters). Once I read here that the
problem was specifically affecting USB keyboards, I knew enough to try
using the PS/2
Gumby, the builtin keyboard on a laptop is hooked up (internally) to the
computer the same way as an external PS/2-style keyboard would be. This
explains why the workaround (with a "kbdrate" command) fixes your
laptop's internal keyboard.
Wolfwitch, when you say that the "kbdrate" workaround work
Jeff, will your patch work on intrepid? I would really like a fix to
this problem ASAP, but I depend on my machine being stable and really
can't upgrade to jaunty while it's still pre-release.
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Thanks. I installed the patch in intrepid just now. It seems to work
fine, EXCEPT that the "left" and "down" arrow keys do not repeat AT ALL
(no matter how long I hold them down).
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OK, understood. Could you remind me (and others) how to safely
uninstall your patched package and revert to the regular version of
same?
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Intending no disrespect here to the developers, I am less than happy
about the apparent decision not to try to fix this bug in Intrepid. It
was my understanding that Intrepid was supposed to be supported for
another year. Also, the conflicting reports regarding the nature and
extent of this bug -
I managed to work around this bug by adding user accounts to the "root"
group in /etc/group.
Yes, I do know this is a nasty, odiferous kludge, with so many horrible
security implications that I can't even count them, but my elderly mom
(who really doesn't understand the difference between Windows
The fact that changing group membership of a user account (see my
comment #18 above) sidesteps the problem suggests to me that the
preferred solution would be to add the right "udev" rules (in
/lib/udev/rules.d or /etc/udev/rules.d) to create the camera's USB
device with the correct group membershi
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Is there any way to configure a Gutsy desktop so people can connect to
its screen even if no one is logged in on the screen?
I can't do this with vncviewer; it only lets me connect if someone who
permits remote desktop access is already logged in locally.
I need some way of
Public bug reported:
I'm running Ubuntu 7.04 on a dual-core Dell box at work. I'm using
Thunderbird 2 (installed from the distribution on www.getthunderbird.com
-- NOT the version distributed as part of Ubuntu).
On a fairly regular basis, Thunderbird 2 freezes up and has to be force-
quit and re
ou running amd64?
I am NOT running amd64. My machine is an amd64, but I'm running 32-bit:
Linux liberation 2.6.20-16-generic #2 SMP Fri Aug 31 00:55:27 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux
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Public bug reported:
I'm using Feisty (7.04) and am trying to type text in Romanian using
dead-key combinations on the standard US keyboard, via the "Compose" key
(right Window key). Most of the expected combinations work --
Compose + left paren + a => ă
Compose + ^ + a => â
Compose + ^ + i => î
Alexander Sack asked:
> So what font settings do you have to choose to make firefox detect it
properly?
I didn't have to make any changes at all to Firefox's default settings
to have Hebrew text show up. If, by "properly", you mean settings that
would cause vowel-pointed text to show up properly
I saw this problem when I first installed Feisty in early March. It
went away (i.e., NetworkManager started working OK) a little after that,
but the problem returned today after I installed the newest batch of
updates.
On my system, the network interface (wired, builtin to the motherboard)
IS UP,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-cups-manager
My office just got a Xerox WorkCentre Pro C2636. I tried to add this
printer to a Feisty workstation, but there doesn't appear to be a
driver. "Add a Printer" shows drivers for numerous Xerox printers --
including four "WorkCentre" mo
network-admin (System -> Administration -> Network in the main menu)
works just fine. So the problem would appear to be only in the
NetworkManager applet.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/89162
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The problem with the NetworkManager Applet seems to have gone away with
the latest batch of updates. If I left-click on the panel icon, I now
see an item called "Manual Configuration", which I can click to launch
network-admin.
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I get an "internal data flow error" if I drag the progress bar (e.g., to
skip commercials). I'm running Feisty, i386, and trying to play an MPEG
file that was produced by "tivodecode". If I just sit back and let the
file play without interruption, it works fine. This happens on many
MPEG files,
I'm seeing this same bug on my Xen system (same versions of xen-
hypervisor-3.1 and linux-image-2.6.22-14-xen). In my case, the system
generally comes up, but domU's and/or the dom0 will crash sporadically
with a kernel bug at the location described in the original report.
I'm seeing two other pr
I should probably have mentioned that my hardware is an Athlon XP 2700+.
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I just installed Firestarter on a 7.04 system at home and have started
to see this problem.
This morning, several "active connections", originating on my home
system and going to weird high-numbered ports on a target system I had
never heard of before, were being reported by Firestarter. "netstat
(but "compose + comma + s" creates the ş character as expected).
I can work around this bug by specifying an alternate keyboard layout
to be activated by holding down my right "Alt" key, but this is less
desirable to me than being able to use the "compose" function wo
Public bug reported:
I'm running Feisty on a Dell Optiplex GX280. I recently upgraded the
video system with a dual-head Radeon card and two 1680x1050 monitors,
and it's almost working fine using Xinerama. The only problem is that
the mouse pointer isn't updating its appearance properly when I'm
As an aside, can anyone confirm if Big-Desktop does in fact impose a
maximum combined screen resolution of 2048x768?
Or does this sound like a problem with my Xorg configuration when I was
trying to use Big-Desktop -- in which case perhaps I should go back and
try Big-Desktop again and see if the
Public bug reported:
I'm running Ubuntu 7.10 and VMware Server Console 1.0.4 build-56528.
In "Window Preferences", I say to "select windows when the mouse moves
over them", with an interval before raising of 0.7 seconds.
For the most part, this setting works just fine. However, the VMware
Serve
I got my Epson Stylus CX7800 to scan after doing "sudo aptitude install
libsane-extras". It's now recognized as a "Stylus CX7700/CX7800".
My system is a Ubuntu 7.04, in case it matters.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/72506
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I think I'm seeing this same problem on a Toshiba Satellite A205-S4577,
running the just-released Feisty.
The Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG in this laptop is detected during boot,
but I get the "Radio Frequence Kill Switch is On" message, and the
wireless interface is NOT shown in "ifconfig -a".
Wir
Please forgive my denseness, Hadriw, but I'm really not sure I
understand what you were trying to say. It sounded like you were saying
a solution to this problem can be found by googling for the words "totem
ubuntu stream flow", but when I looked for those words (without the
quotes), I got a bunch
Here's a sample of Hebrew text from the same WIkipedia article
("Mezuzah") -- as seen in Firefox in Windows. This is what Hebrew with
"vowel points" is supposed to look like. Again, note that the vowel
points are positioned under, over, or in the middle of the letters --
which is NOT the way they
OK, here's the same Hebrew text sample as before, as viewed in Konqueror
on my Ubuntu Feisty system. Most of the vowel points are in their
correct places, but a few are shown in separate boxes instead of being
merged into the preceding letter (i.e., the character to the right of
the box). This is
I've noticed some problems with the placement of "vowel points" when
Hebrew text is displayed in Firefox. For example, in the Wikipedia
article "Keturah", the dot that indicates the "u" vowel is showing up to
the right of the letter "vav" (vertical line), whereas it ought to be
positioned to the l
Here's another example -- again from Wikipedia (article "Mezuzah"), but
using a different font. The vowel points are positioned completely
wrong -- appearing after (i.e., to the left of) the letters, whereas
most vowel points should appear under or over the letters. (See
attached screen shot.)
I
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 23267 ***
I just reported some problems with the placement of vowel points in
Hebrew text in Firefox, with screen shots (see bug #23267).
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I installed 6.10 Server and need to get at some packages in "universe".
I uncommented the relevant lines in /etc/apt/sources.list to add the
"universe" repository, but even after doing this, I still can't get
"aptitude" to see any of the "universe" packages. Any suggestions?
Sure. Here's the "sources.list" file from my 6.10 Server system that's
having the problem.
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Yes, I do still have my Dell 1680x1050 monitor.
With the latest Feisty code (and after restarting the computer), I am
still seeing exactly the same problem -- namely, when I go to 1680x1050
(with the help of 915resolution), the left and right edges of the
1680x1050 screen display are chopped off a
After doing "sudo apt-get update", everything is suddenly visible --
including the "kstreamripper" package Brian suggested I search for as an
example. Thanks.
I'm wondering, though, if there might still be a bug here -- should I
have had to do that "update" manually, or should I have known that t
It would not be unreasonable, I would propose, to insert a comment into
/etc/apt/sources.list, cautioning the user that if changes are made to
this file, "apt-get update" should be run to cause those changes to take
effect. And/or a comment to this effect in the "sources.list" manual
page.
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Here's my Xorg.0.log file.
What should I do to "make sure not to use 915resolution before starting
X"? I'm running 915resolution out of /etc/rc2.d/S12915resolution (so
it's run automatically during startup).
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I'm running on a Dell OptiPlex GX280, with a builtin Intel 915G-based
video adapter.
I suppose it's possible here that my report is not relevant to this
particular bug after all, since I'm not using an Nvidia display adapter
on this machine. My original comment about setting the "wide mode" on
th
Similar problem with the Epson Stylus CX7800 all-in-one -- SANE simply
doesn't seem to know it's there. Adding a line to
/etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules (vendor = 04b8, product = 081f),
however, did NOT fix this problem for me, even after a system restart.
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The "really stretched out" part of Johan's report can probably be
addressed via a setting in the monitor. (I assume Johan has one of
those new Dell monitors, like the one I have.) Go to the "display
settings" and set the "wide mode" to "1:1". That will give you the
proper aspect ratio (and will
I have some more info about this bug. Apparently, it is not simply a
device *permissions* problem (as I had previously supposed). Rather,
there seems to be a device *locking* problem involving the gphoto2
volume monitor -- i.e., gvfs-gphoto2-volume-monitor is grabbing the
camera device and preven
Also happening to me on a Dell Latitude D620. The wifi sometimes works
-- but if I disable it with the switch on the side of the machine (e.g.,
if I'm on a hard-wired network connection and don't want to go
wireless), it won't come back if I use the switch to reenable it -- even
if I suspend/resum
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Binary package hint: mountall
I upgraded a server from Jaunty (9.04) to Karmic (9.10) last night.
After the upgrade, the server will no longer finish booting on its own.
It appears to hang forever in mountall (version 1.0), saying "One or
more of the mounts listed in /etc/fst
I think I may have found the solution (or, at least, a workaround). I
replaced all instances of device names of the form /dev/md_dX with
corresponding names of the form /dev/mdX (e.g., /dev/md_d1 -> /dev/md1).
This involved editing /boot/grub/menu.lst, /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf, and
/etc/fstab, and th
A similar fix might be needed to allow booting of a system with RAID
devices identified by names of the form /dev/md_dX (instead of
/dev/mdX). See bug #486361.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430542
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The vowel-pointed Hebrew text in the "Keturah" and "Mezuzah" articles in
the English Wikipedia look OK using Firefox 3.5.5 on Ubuntu 9.10.
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Minor correction: I did see one small flaw in the pointing of the word
"קִדְּשַׁנוּ" (kideshanu = "sanctified us") in the "Mezuzah" article
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezuzah) -- the schwa under the daled is
shifted to the right (instead of being directly lined up with the
vertical stroke). Th
Regarding RAID devices, I noticed just now that the /dev/md_dX names
don't even exist any more on my system. They were definitely there
before I upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic over the weekend.
See the "DEVICE NAMES" section of mdadm(8) for evidence that device file
names of the form /dev/md_dNN
The /dev/md_dNN series of device names are mentioned near the end of the
mdadm(8) man-page, in the "DEVICE NAMES" section.
As it turns out, these devices aren't there now -- but they did exist on
my server before I upgraded it from Jaunty to Karmic. (You'll just have
to take my word for this -- I
Unfortunately, Mark Shuttleworth has said (see comment #564) that this
decision is final and that no complaints or "negative votes" would make
any difference.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/532633
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Let's all PLEASE keep it civil. We can disagree on technical or policy
issues without engaging in personal attacks (or perpetuating a toxic
atmosphere by responding in kind to what we may perceive as personal
attacks by others). Thanks.
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I've been seeing this bug in Karmic for some time now.
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I've been seeing this bug in Karmic for a long time. Ctrl-alt-backspace
does NOT kill X. Ctrl-alt-delete does NOT reboot.
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This bug (or a very similar bug) is alleged to have been fixed for Lucid
(bug #524860).
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This bug (or a very similar bug) is alleged to have been fixed for Lucid
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I still say that placement of the buttons on the left is wrong.
But if you absolutely insist on doing this, there needs to be a user-
visible option in the preferences GUI to allow someone to reposition the
buttons via a check-box. Expecting people to launch gconf-editor from
the "Run Application
Is there any way to get a fix for this bug in Karmic?
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from underrun
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I, too, have had several crashes on a 9.04 server (32-bit) running the
2.6.28-16 kernel. I've gone back to 2.6.28-15; too early so far to tell
whether this will fix the problem.
There have been other recent reports from people having crashes with
2.6.28-16; see, for example, the tail end of the f
I also managed to get rid of this problem, though it wasn't trivial.
After updating to 2.6.28-15, I edited /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf with ARRAY
statements listing all my arrays (including the array for my root file
system). Then, I did "dpkg-reconfigure initramfs-tools" to recreate the
RAM disk image
See my earlier comment #19 above. The problem appears to be a device
permissions problem; the solution is probably to update the "udev"
rules. Temporarily putting the user account in the "root" group (see my
comment #18) should confirm whether it really is a device permissions
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I, too, had a similar problem (with nvidia-glx-195 on a Karmic box), and
the problem cleared up after I installed linux-headers-generic-pae. I'm
now successfully running 2.6.31-16-generic-pae and nvidia-glx-195 and
seeing all 4 GB of RAM in my system.
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Has this bug really been fixed? I have a system running karmic, and I
just upgraded everything, and /usr/include/sys/timex.h (dated
2009-10-07, with "definitions from linux/timex.h as of 2.6.30") still
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My problem may not have been a 2.6.28-16 kernel problem after all. I
had another crash after going back to 2.6.28-15 (!!); then, I went into
the BIOS setup options and lowered the RAM speed, booted up with
2.6.28-16, and the machine has been running stably for the past three
days.
This doesn't me
It happened to me again just now. I ssh'ed to the computer and did a
reboot, but even after the ssh service had shut down, the computer was
still hung with a frozen screen saver, and I still had to do a hardware
reset in order to get it going again.
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Ubuntu 19.10, gdm3 3.34.1-1ubuntu1, cinnamon 4.0.10-2, cinnamon-
screensaver 4.0.3-1, nvidia-driver 435.21-0ubuntu2.
I have a TV set connected to my computer as a second monitor (for
displaying YouTube videos, etc.).
When I turn off both my main monitor and the TV for the ni
I note this bug has been classified as affecting Compiz. However, as
best I can tell, Compiz is not running on my computer. /etc/X11
/default-display-manager on my computer contains the value
"/usr/sbin/gdm3".
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I don't think Compiz is relevant here. My computer isn't running Compiz
— its display manager is GDM3 as best I can tell. (ri...@richw.org, the
original reporter of this bug)
** Package changed: compiz (Ubuntu) => gdm3 (Ubuntu)
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The ppa:openafs/stable workaround restored AFS client service to my
machine (which had been lost after I switched to the HWE kernel in early
January 2018). Currently running openafs-client
1.6.22-3~ppa0~ubuntu16.04.1.
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The first answer (from Sebastian Marsching) on this page worked for me:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/767786/changing-network-interfaces-name-ubuntu-16-04
In brief, he recommended removing the KERNEL=="eth*" parameter from each
line in the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file.
I am ru
I installed a set of flag icons (us.png, etc.) in ~/.icons/flags, and I
enabled /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/indicator/showFlags in
gconf-editor, but this did no good — in fact, it made the static
"keyboard" icon go away entirely (replaced with a generic "I can't find
any icon to display her
If this bug report is "invalid" w/r/t the indicator application, please
advise what needs to be done in order for the problem to be addressed.
It would (IMO) by a very bad thing if this problem were to be neglected,
and if Maverick were to be released without anything being done, on
account of the
Just on a wild guess, I launched "Add to Panel" and added the "Indicator
Applet" — and a US flag (corresponding to my currently active keyboard
layout) showed up in the panel along the top of the screen.
Although (re-)adding the indicator applet seems to have fixed the
problem, there is still the
>From the perspective of a naive (or not-so-naive) Ubuntu user who is
probably not aware of exactly which software component is doing which
keyboard layout-related task, all they will notice is that the indicator
icon breaks when they "upgrade" to Maverick.
If there is some reason why the Lucid in
I believe I am still being affected by this bug. On an up-to-date
Maverick, I cannot e-mail photos from Picasa 2.7 to Thunderbird 3.1.6;
Picasa says "An error occurred while creating a message compose window.
Please try again."
The version of xdg-utils installed on this box is "1.0.2+cvs20100307-
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