I get something like this when dragging videos into vlc. Usually if i
notice it hanging - i.e. the dragged icon doesn't follow the mouse, or
the mouse is not moving at all, I do not let go of the mouse button, and
move the cursor around a bit, and after like 3 seconds the system
restores to normal
The problem is unaffected regardless if I use gnome or xfce4; xfwm4 or
compiz;
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Uable to put my mouse on the floating windows in Stardic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/147632
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I found that lyx was slow when you had something in the clipboard that
was from another program (like firefox), but when I copied into the
clipboard a segement of lyx's text, the keyboard response immediately
increased.
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lyx 1.5 extremely slow on Gutsy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136632
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In addition, the postpone setting also does not save
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Impossible to hide timer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157967
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xfce4-time-out-plugin
I set the clock to hide the timer - which counts down to when it will
lock. This is possible, but the clock refuses to hide the minutes the
next time I log back into X
** Affects: xfce4-time-out-plugin (Ubuntu)
Importance: Unde
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: geany
Using: ubuntu 8.10
When text wrapping is on, there seems to be a space on all lines after
the first that is wrapped. This causes the blue line on the right (the
margin) to be improperly rendered - one character off on those lines.
** Affects: gean
I looked in the source, and it seems like
static TimeOutPlugin*
time_out_new (XfcePanelPlugin *plugin)
makes the time label visible by default, which is wrong
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Impossible to hide timer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157967
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Binary package hint: vlc
I opened a video from veoh (with the adobe flash player installed, the videos
are downloaded onto the /tmp/ folder), it seems like they are using a
resolution of 540x321 and that crashes vlc.
Tried again, using ffmpeg to turn it to an avi: "ffmpeg
Ah, i killed compiz, and discovered that without compiz, the video runs.
I am using X11 video output. Perhaps it requests a drawing area of odd size
which returns an error and kills vlc.
Perhaps local to my computer, and now that I restart compiz, the error does not
occur constantly, but randoml
I have the same problem, except it is random whether it is the
headphones that work, or if it is the speakers that work. Is this an
error of the sound driver?
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Headphone sense dies on suspend on Dell D620
https://launchpad.net/bugs/80860
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After resuming the computer, the headphones jack sense does not work. That
means plugging in the headphones does not make the computer's speakers stop.
Othertimes, the headphones do not work at all. And a few times, only the
headphones work. Sound ok when computer boots fre
same here. I have a WD elements 1tb drive, which has no off switch. As a
result every time i use nautilus i have to wait 6 seconds before it
responds. Of note, the disk is mounted under /extern5/, perhaps if i
mounted under /media it would not spin up. I'll try soon
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navigating in nautilus caus
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