I just tried switching from xfce4-terminal to gnome-terminal, only to
discover that new tabs spawned via Ctrl+Shift+T (or File->New Tab) in
the latter fail to inherit my session's $SSH_AUTH_SOCK or
$SSH_AGENT_PID.
The second-best workaround is indeed to only spawn new tabs via "gnome-
terminal --t
Slight correction: the updated epstopdf is *not* hanging indefinitely,
it's just orders of magnitude slower than it used to be. Each
conversion takes several minutes on my i7-3740QM.
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Public bug reported:
Creating any dia file, then trying to convert it to embedded postscript
with "dia -t eps-builtin -e bug.eps bug.dia" (dia 0.97.2), produces a
result that is unreadable by evince, ghostscript, or epstopdf
(ghostscript 9.10).
I suspect this is a bug in ghostscript, since I can
>From trusty-proposed I first upgraded ghostscript (which also pulled in
libgs9 and ghostscript-x) to 9.10~dfsg-0ubuntu10.1; the same problem
remained. After then upgrading libgs9-common to 9.10~dfsg-0ubuntu10.1 I
get a different failure mode: running epstopdf now, conversions which
used to take s
The conflict with nvidia-opencl-dev isn't so much of a problem - the two
packages are both implementations of the OpenCL loader, right? So while
it could be nice to be able to have both installed and use alternatives
to select one, it's not really necessary. You can use one
implementation of the
Public bug reported:
On an amd64 system running Ubuntu 21.10, using g++ 11.2.0 (Ubuntu
11.2.0-7ubuntu2) to compile and run
```
#include
#include
#include
int main(void)
{
std::vector,int>> testvec(19,
{{1,2},12345}); // 18- works
std::stable_sort(testvec.begin(), testvec.end());
for
