I can also confirm this; although I found out about the about:config
hack, it still seems like the default breaks expected behavior. I think
the reason they changed it is that sometimes when entering form data,
backspace could go back a page instead of deleting a character as
expected - but are the
OK, after messing around with it for an hour, I managed to figure out a
way to fix this. This is just a hack until some things with nautilus and
hal are fixed up, but you can try this:
Open up /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi and paste this in at the end
(but before ):
true
/media/
Public bug reported:
Whenever I try to import pictures by going to File->Import, Mono
crashes. I've attached the bug report, congrats by the way on making
bugs easy to report :-)
Samuel
** Affects: mono (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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F-Spot crashes Mono
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Sorry, I'm using current Edgy
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F-Spot crashes Mono
https://launchpad.net/bugs/58668
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I can confirm this (I am also using latest Edgy, with en_CA locale). I
fixed it simply by changing use_markup to True for the three labels in
/usr/share/gnome-power-manager/gpm-prefs.glade... although I'm not sure
why this would only happen in the en_CA locale.
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HTML tags in tab title in gnome
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: passwd
I was having a problem with sudo after a strange installation, and ran
passwd to change my user's password. However, it was already set, so at
the "Enter New UNIX Password" prompt, I tried pressing Control-C to
exit. That didn't do anything, so I t
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 59730 ***
More concisely:
To reproduce:
$ passwd
Changing password for [user]
(current) UNIX password: [enter current password]
Enter new UNIX password: [Ctrl-D]
Retype new UNIX password: [Ctrl-D]
Segmentation fault
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Segfault when trying to cancel setting p
