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Impossible to use multiple profiles at the same time
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Actually the regression in LP #31746 may prevent the repro steps from
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Just noticed the following text appears on two successive lines in
/usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop
GenericName[pt_BR]=Navegador Web
GenericName[pt_BR]=Navegador Web
I don't know if it creates any problems, but I guess it's surely not
int
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If you have multiple profiles (such as if you ran firefox
-ProfileManager and created one or more profiles in addition to the
"default" profile which is created when you first launch Firefox), the
current behavior of the application launcher is to
Note that LP bug #31746 seems to block this.
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quot;Problem loading page" error message and the URL
file:///home/era/%22https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+filebug/lZegKa5BypJ6QLwTkrjCGRlUoco?%22
in the location box.
The instance on pts/0 is where I'm writing this, and where I selected
the "Report a Bug ..." menu
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- Help -> Report A Bug...
+ Help -> Report a Bug...
- Error: File can't find
+ File not found
- The file
+ Firefox can't find the file at
/home/daniel/"https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+filebug/";
- can't be find.
P
I have a fairly plain-Jane Westerner Feisty install and I get proper
Arabic glyphs (I'm not able to read Arabic, but they certainly do not
render as question marks, as in Emily's screenshot). I'm guessing
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OK, I think I can shed some light here. Like I suspected, it seems that
these people did not get what they expected (a useful session sorta
kinda like Gnome) but Sawfish works as designed: you do get a menu on
the middle mouse button, but nothing much else.
The proper way to use Sawfish under Gno
Are your screens different size? http://www.nabble.com/Sawfish-Gnome-
Xinerama-dropping-windows-t4652994.html seems to be about this problem,
too; alas, no actual fix in sight yet.
If the windows are simply placed outside the screen (a plausible
hypothesis given the symptoms), can you use sawfish
KDE? Ugh, I feel for you.
I posted some quick Lisp snippets to http://tinyurl.com/ypoju2 in case
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The "Visual" thing in particular is extremely opaque. I was about to
file a bug about that, but let me instead just chime in here.
Searching for "visual" in yelp suggested that "AT" might stand for
"assistive technologies" (but did not unambiguously resolve the issue
for me); still, it's not clea
Launchpad bug #121525 (confirmed, priority low) is about the Visual
problem specifically. I think it's more grave than the rest of this
report, so maybe the corresponding part of this bug could be marked as
"invalid" (I'm sure Sebastien Bacher is eager to bite ... sorry,
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This is also reported in bug #146918 as part of a bigger bug report
generally about the usability of the Sessions preferences. I have a
couple of comments on this particular problem there.
I would respectfully suggest that the priority of this bug should
perhaps be raised, seeing as clear, unders
The previous comment was on a Feisty machine. On Gutsy, it seems I can
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On a Gutsy Live USB stick where I don't think I have any non-default
fonts installed, www.alarabiya.net seems to render correctly in Firefox.
vnix$ cd /var/lib/dpkg/info
vnix$ ls ttf-*.list *font*.list
fontconfig-config.list ttf-gentium.list ttf-unfonts-core.list
fontconfig.list
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/usr/share/man/man5/crypttab.5.gz:
s/eg./e.g./g
s/ie./i.e.
s/dvd/DVD
s/inidicated/indicated
s/nondefault/non-default
s/mountpoints/mount points
Also the lines in this file are incredibly long, but I guess that's a
fault of the software which g
Also s/This options/this option/ in cryptsetup (duh, that was the typo
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Invoking dmsetup with insufficient privileges produces a large number of
error messages, some of them somewhat disturbing:
vnix$ dmsetup ls
/dev/mapper/control: open failed: Permission denied
Failure to communicate with kernel device-mapper driver.
/dev/mapper/control: open f
Public bug reported:
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The uuidgen manual page seems to be scrambled here:
Otherwise, it will chose a time-based UUID. It is possible to force
the generation of one of these two UUID types by using the
A UUID of the form 1b4e28ba-2fa1-11d2-8
I'm the submitter of duplicate bug #175165. I would respectfully like
to nominate alternative (b) as the preferred fix, and put that in the
title of this bug. If there are objections, please raise them here.
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t-cache policy gparted
Sorry, I repurposed the USB stick I was using while installing, but it
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David: there is a separate bug for Gutsy, and also this one is
classified as a duplicate. See
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 and
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173890
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Public bug reported:
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Before visiting Launchpad bug #84757 I was not even aware that you could
resize audio. But when I do, it also shrinks the playlist in the
sidebar, so narrow I cannot see what I'm listening to, That's not
right. Probably it should simply keep the
I would like to know who those "several other people" are, too. In the
meantime, I posted a different suggestion as a new upstream bug at
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I installed apt-file yesterday, and would have expected it to work by
today (the computer has been running for all this time). However, it
doesn't, mostly.
vnix$ time apt-file search nosuchfile
gzip: /var/cache/apt/apt-file/fi.archive.ubuntu.c
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Binary package hint: apt-file
While investigating bug #176753 I inspected the postrm file in the apt-
file package. That was not the cause for my problem, but it seems that
it would fail to fetch the update if the first source in the file is a
cdrom: location, as typically i
See also bug #176754 for the problem with the Funet mirror.
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least the apt-file files on the Funet.fi mirror. See the other bug for
a detailed report.
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I consider it a bug that it resizes the sidebar at all, when what I
requested was resizing the video pane. Particularly if I just spent
some combination of physical and mental effort on making the sidebar
just large enough to actually see where I am in the playlist.
If I cared only about the curr
Shouldn't this be assigned to python-subversion (in which case the bug
title makes sense) rather than subversion proper (which in the general
case I guess works fine)?
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@dfoerster: I have exactly that version, and I cannot reproduce. That
is, checking out a https: repository seems to work fine here.
vnix$ svn --version
svn, version 1.4.3 (r23084)
compiled Mar 28 2007, 22:49:14
Copyright (C) 2000-2006 CollabNet.
Subversion is open source software, see http://
Public bug reported:
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http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/notes/svnsync.txt would be useful
to have in /usr/share/doc/subversion since the manual page is very
sparse and the red-book only really works as a reference manual for this
particular command; there is no
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vc-svn.el is a no-op
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Makes Emacs unable to save
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Actually maybe this information could be merged into the manual page
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vnix$ fgrep 'update-notifier' ~/.xsession-errors | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn |
less
40 ** (update-notifier:6154): WARNING **: no cdrom: disk
If this message is important, .xsession-errors is probably not a good
place for it. If it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
When you have run update-manager proper, and decided to not install an
update, the notification icon remains orange. It would be useful to
have a distinct indication for "seen but ignored" updates, so that an
orange icon would always mean
Here's a mock-up of the three suggested states. The first is "new
updates available", the second is "update-manager (or other aptish tool)
running", and the third is the new "old updates available". Pardon me
if the color I chose is revolting; I picked purple to go with the
"visited link" color c
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Actually the color is too pinkish; I guess I shouldn't have included
gamma correction -- it looked fine over here. (Usually somehow my local
images look bleak when I upload and view them in the web browser if I
don't click the "include gamma" PNG option in Gimp.) Anyhow, you can
probably do bette
On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 19:52:15 -, "era" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> As reported just now in Launchpad bug #176753 there is a problem with
> at least the apt-file files on the Funet.fi mirror. See the other bug
> for a detailed report.
Hello? This is still happ
Public bug reported:
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In the light of bug 176754, wouldn't it be nice if the script which
produces nice stats like
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/nic.funet.fi would also probe for
the availability of Contents-i386.gz etc files on mirrors?
I have no idea what th
For what it's worth, I tried to Cc: the Funet mirror maintainers, but
apparently had the wrong address. The mirrors page
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/nic.funet.fi doesn't have a good
email address, but just now, I contacted the guy who registered the
mirror, as well as the Funet mirroring
Retitled with stronger wording, as per above
** Summary changed:
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+ Installer should not list removable media in /etc/fstab
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On my Gutsy installation, this already works as intended. Perhaps the
problem is actually bug 162890 (but I guess not, since you reported that
too).
comint-output-filter-functions is a variable defined in `comint.el'.
Its value is
(shell-filter-ctrl-a-ctrl-b t)
Permanently local in buffer *shel
As additional clarifications, the M-: has to happen with the cursor in
the *shell* buffer. Before that, the password was read via the
minibuffer, without echoing (instead echoing periods for each
character). This is emacs22-gtk on a fairly vanilla Gutsy installation.
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Here's the documentation string for the function "ido-mode":
ido-mode is a variable defined in `ido.el'.
Its value is nil
Documentation:
Determines for which functional group (buffer and files) ido behavior
should be enabled. The following
Public bug reported:
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The file /usr/shrare/doc/emacs22-common/README.Debian discusses
differences between Debian's and Ubuntu's packaging, yet the title reads
"emacs22 for Debian". It is widely symlinked from other packages,
making it unclear what exactly "this packag
Attached please find a minor patch which attempts to address these
issues.
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I tried to come up with a patch for this, but the constraints of the
file format make it a bit challenging. The basic problem is that the
"magic number" 12345 decimal was a very poor choice, because it
translates to the ASCII sequence "90" (or "09" in big-endian).
Because there is no mechanism fo
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jorno, it happens because of Adobe licensing restrictions and uploading
conventions.
Also, the design of the flashplugin-nonfree-installer is perhaps overtly
cautious; when it no longer gets the download it e
Filing a separate bug about the real issue
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I got this reply:
> Files Contents-ARCH.gz seems to be missing but they are also missing from
> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-proposed/.
>
> regards
> Pekka Kytölaakso
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As seen in bug 179420, hardy, gutsy-proposed, and also gutsy-backports
and gutsy-security lack any Contents-i386.gz file.
While arguably you could expect most of the time that the -proposed
updates will probably contain exactly the same files as
See also bug #176753. I'm hesitant as to whether it should be merged
with this bug report or not. Furthermore, see also now bug #181312.
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Actually, as pointed out in that bug report, the real problem is that
gutsy-proposed etc are lacking these Changes-ARCH.gz files; the mirror
is set up correctly. I guess this falls under the umbrella of bug
179420 -- at least partly.
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I ended up reporting it in 205444 again after all. That bug is marked
"in progress".
My possibly incomplete understanding is that when you initially log in,
the variables are not yet marked as read-only, so things sort of work,
unless / until you try to source your .profile / .bashrc / what have
If anything is pending on me, then I reaffirm that I think the fix looks
good. Perhaps you should check that you're not crossing paths with the
#149527 fix, though.
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See also bug #149527 for what it's worth. I had forgotten that it
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I still have the hardware where this happened but it cannot really run
any recent version of Ubuntu. However, I believe the repro steps should
be trivial (try to use the device as a non-root user) and the fix, one
way or another, straightforward. If there are newer Toshiba machines
with the same
Also http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=16975 looks like
coincidental confirmation that others too have bumped into this, but
that's a pretty old thread (2005).
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Here's what http://popcon.ubuntu.com/by_vote says:
#Format
#
# is the package name;
# is the number of people who installed this package;
# is the number of people who use this package regularly;
# is the number of people who installed, but don't use this package
#regularly;
# is the nu
Wouldn't in fact group "powerdev" ownership be a good solution? Where
are these standard groups documented?
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But what I want is a way to distinguish new
updates from skipped, precisely because there might be updates I do want
while I am postponing a particularly intrusive update.
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To reiterate, I no longer have a Toshiba which uses APM, so I cannot
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not changed but the applications which use this API may have come up
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> era! I cannot see any process in Launchpad to bifurcate a bug.
Just submit a new bug and provide the bug number for this bug as
background info if you think it's pertinent.
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viyyer: the situation is somewhat complex. Please read the notes in the
bug description. If none of the hints there solve the problem for you
then please supply the information which is being requested up there
(where "up" refers to the top of the Launchpad web page where this bug
lives; you coul
I guess this could basically be marked as a duplicate of bug #175255
...?
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I tried to submit a few other bugs, and the response from the Totem
developers gave me the impression that usability and consistency is not
a priority for them. I have downloaded the source in order to prepare a
patch but this is not the itch I need to scratch right away.
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I can try at some point, but if you have a Hardy system, the repro steps
should be clear enough, I hope. (I wish I had a spare machine or a
convenient VMware image for stuff like this, but alas, I haven't had
time to set up anything like that.) Perhaps somebody who reads this can
try it and follo
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+
+ I am revisiting this bug after several months, and want to add a high-
+ level summary.
+
+ The overall process was: get an error message dialog, do what the
+ program guides me through doing in order to resolve the problem, assume
+ thing
@Shirish Agarwal: no, dpkg is not a part of the coreutils package.
Perhaps you mean "date" or some other command?
The 'date' inconsistency should arguably be filed as a separate bug.
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vnix$ . .bash_profile
. .bash_profile
+ . .bash_profile
. $HOME/.profile
++ . /home/era/.profile
# ~/.profile: executed by the command interpreter for login shells.
<...>
# enable programmable completion features (you don&
Here's what the bash manual says about readonly assignments:
> If any of the assignments attempts to assign a value to a
> readonly variable, an error occurs, and the command exits with a non-
> zero status.
So I guess that's the root cause of this problem. I would interpr
The following quick patch attempts to solve two problems in the Gutsy
/etc/bash_completion:
* Don't "set -v" or "set +v" if it's already set
* If BASH_COMPLETION or BASH_COMPLETION_DIR are declared readonly, don't even
attempt to modify them
The latter would (if my quick analysis isn't compl
> +@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@
> + .PP
> > + \fIresize\fR
> + .IP
> +-resizes an active mapping . must include \-\-size
> ++re sizes an active mapping . must include \-\-size
"re sizes"? That's a bit odd, don't you think?
> +@@ -127,16 +127,14 @@
> + .B "\-\-version"
> + Show the version.
> +
> +-.S
sebek: works for me on Gutsy (apart from the purging of the python-mode
package -- I never installed it). Did you restart Emacs after
installing emacs22-el? Can you verify that
/usr/share/emacs/22.1/lisp/progmodes/python.el.gz exists on your system
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>
> Let me know whether this works for you.
I don't run unstable code on my production system but it certainly looks
reasonable.
Perhaps you want to update the comments to indicate that this is no
longer identical to Ian's version 200603whatever, too ...
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+ Binary package hint: openssh-client
+
+ It's a usability problem that openssh-client behaves differently the
first time you connect to a host, particularly if you hop between client
machines all th
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:13:04 -, "Mathias Gug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 07:23:56PM -, era wrote:
> > + It's a usability problem that openssh-client behaves differently
> > the first time you connect to a host, particul
Maybe this could be rephrased: add an alternative "StrictHostKeyChecking
silent" and, ideally, make it the default. Like with
"StrictHostKeyChecking no", add hosts silently; but still be strict when
a key has changed, and refuse to connect.
(The documentation is vague on this, and I'm too chicken
> (The documentation is vague on this, and I'm too chicken to confirm my
> interpretation,
> but I take it "StrictHostKeyChecking no" will permit you to connect to a host
> whose
> key has changed.)
Okay, I confirmed this under controlled conditions now. You do get a
warning, with big old ugl
The upstream bug now has the proposed solution to rename the identifier
to "_apt_file".
I'm taking the liberty to mark this as "Confirmed" since Debian also has
it.
Would still be interesting to know under what circumstances exactly you
could repro this.
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S
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The column(1) manual page contains the following in the EXAMPLES
section:
(printf "PERM LINKS OWNER GROUP SIZE MONTH DAY HH:MM/YEAR NAME\n" \
; ls -l | sed 1d) | column -t
This has a problem under various locales; curiousl
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Binary package hint: bash
According to the bash manual page, e.g. tilde expansion is a feature
which is absent from "Bourne classic" sh.
Since $HOME/.profile is potentially read by other shells than Bash, it
should probably only use the strict Bourne features.
Perhaps the c
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vnix$ apropos utf8tolatin1
utf8tolatin1 (1) - (unknown subject)
vnix$ $ man utf8tolatin1 | head
UTF8TOLATIN1(1)UTF8TOLATIN1(1)
NAME
utf8tolatin1
SYNOPSIS
utf8tolatin1 < infile >
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 146864
command-not-found crash on CTRL+C exit
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'import site' failed; use -v for traceback in terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/96655
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Binary package hint: command-not-found
On a Gutsy box, I was dropped into a root shell when fsck failed.
In that particular situation, you probably don't want to be distracted
by impertinent error messages.
I see that bug #129257 fixes the problem that the command-not-found
Is there a regression for this? Because on my Gutsy box, it still
prints to standard output.
vnix$ PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
vnix$ lesspipe
Command 'lesspipe' is available in '/usr/bin/lesspipe'
The command could not be located because '/usr/bin' is not included in the PATH
environment variabl
For the record, see also my recent follow-up to bug #129257
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Wishlist: don't print anything if not connected to a terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212405
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** Summary changed:
- It gives an error message
+ Repeated crashes when cat:ting a binary file in terminal
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Repeated crashes when cat:ting a binary file in terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209137
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I have reported a separate bug about commands in /root/.bashrc which
require /usr -- bug #212413
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Just to keep this reasonably self-contained, bug #121992 is about
dircolors, so that in addition to lesspipe should be fixed (at least).
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/root/.bashrc might be invoked without /usr/bin in PATH
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212413
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