Sigh. The problem I thought I saw was that if wrapping is enabled in
only some cells in a column, then Optimal Col Width doesn't use the
widest non-wrapped cell to set the width. But oo does to do that.
This bug report was a mistake. I'll try to close it.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: beagle
Suspicious exceptions are being written to .beagle/Log/*IndexHelperExceptions,
possibly related to indexing TIFF files,
and also a NullReferenceException.
These occurred after I ran the following to clean out all old state:
beagle-shutdown
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/339
Attaching the IndexHelper Log file
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: beagle
The need for Beagle users to increase the kernel's inotify watch limit
has been discussed in many places.
However, it is not really reasonable to ask ordinary users to edit
/etc/sysctl.conf just because they use Beagle. Especially because
current
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
In Find&Replace, a regular expression of "^" (without the quotes) never
matches anything. It should match the front of every line.
For example, if you want to comment out a block of code in the Basic macro
editor, it should be possible
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/465309
You re
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
In Find & Replace, the use of (...) in the Find expression is supposed
to create a reference which can be used in the Replace expression via $1
($2 for the second (...) etc.). At least that is how I read the OO
docs on Regular Expressions
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Yo
Yes, I'm pretty sure Regular Expression was checked.
The example I gave in the bug report is a real example.
Does the example work for you?If so, then there must be some other
state setting somewhere which affects this.
The reason I'm sure Regular Expression was checked is that the "(...)"
in
Hmm, since others can not repo this, I suspect I'm doing something
slightly different than they are (or perhaps I'm completely mis-
understanding how Find & Replace are supposed to work).
So here is an extremely explicit test procedure. I will attach screen
shots showing the OO windows before and
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This is a problem because the errors also spew to the terminal --
corrupting whatever the user is doing now in the terminal.
Firefox is started with a terminal if the user runs (possibly indirectly
through a script) something which uses xdg-open, for example, on a file
when firefox is the handler
Public bug reported:
apt-add-repository --remove -S deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hirsute
xyzzx
wrongly disables *every* component, not just xyzzx.
This happens because the entire existing line is commented out in
/etc/apt/sources.list rather than just editing out the deleted
compone
Public bug reported:
I wanted to report a gnome-shell bug with a backtrace, so tried to use
the instructions in
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Debugging
which say to do the following in a separate VT:
gnome_session=$(pgrep -u $USER gnome-session)
eval export $(sed 's/\o000/\n
Correction in the last paragraph: The segfault was in gnome-shell, not
gnome-session, IIRC
** Description changed:
I wanted to report a gnome-shell bug with a backtrace, so tried to use
the instructions in
-https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Debugging
+ https://wiki.gnome.or
** Description changed:
I wanted to report a gnome-shell bug with a backtrace, so tried to use
the instructions in
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Debugging
- which say to do the following in a separate VT:
+ which say to do the following in an ssh login or separate VT:
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@vanvugt -
No recent crash file was created in /var/crash, and neither at
https://errors.ubuntu.com/user/
I re-ran the test using ssh and this time many "St-CRITICAL" warnings
were written to the terminal, including this one surely indicates
something bad:
Object Gio.DBusProxy (0x57d0fa70)
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
groff's date & time (visible in variable \n[hours] for example) are
always in UTC, not the local time. The TZ environment variable is
ignored.
The upstream version doesn't have this bug; it honors TZ as it should.
I downloaded and built from upstream sour
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> Subject: Always use UTC times for display
@Jouni - do you have a link to the bug or discussion which made this
change?
It preposterous to break applications so they ignore TZ as a solution
for a problematic build system. A build system could simply run
everything with TZ=UTC, which would make
Debian's choice to permanently make groff ignore TZ is obviously wrong
(and unnecessary bc builds could set TZ=UTC if desired).
What is the best way to get Debian to look at this? I guess I mean
file a bug with Debian.
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This is no longer a problem using TB 57.0b2 (64-bit) and Ubuntu 18.04
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Status: Expired => Invalid
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Public bug reported:
Booting with EFI, as opposed to legacy BIOS booting, somehow prevents
detecting the resolutions supported by a VESA-compliant monitor; instead
a single low resolution mode is used, and no other choices are available
in the "Displays" setting dialog.
At least that's what happe
Now this is strange. I used Settings->Dock to fiddle with the doc,
changing it's size and moving it to the bottom and back to the left side
(no net change). Lo and behold, miving the icons now works!
So maybe this is a one-time glitch. I upgraded, so there is Unity cruft
in my environment.
->
Public bug reported:
The icons in the new 17.10 dash side-bar can not be re-arranged. You
can left-click and drag them sideways and then vertically to a new
position, but when you un-click the icon snaps back to it's original
position.
In Ubuntu 11.10 this apparently worked in gnome-shell: There
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Public bug reported:
deluser --backup --remove-home (or --remove-all-files) USER
aborts if it encounters certain file names, for example the ubiquitous
'C:\nppdf32Log\debuglog.txt' left in Linux home directories by Firefox.
The root cause is that 'tar' helpfully "interprets escape sequences" in
i
Public bug reported:
The install system hangs after every install, after the user clicks the
"Reboot Now" button. The desktop disappears and "Ubuntu 17.10" in
white typeface appears, but then nothing. The system must be reset to
regain control (the installed system then works).
I'll attach a s
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It's MULTI-PROCESSOR related.
I realized that I had always had multiple CPUs (doing a bare-metal
install or in a VM with multiple CPUs enabled). I tried again with a
completely-defaulted Virtualbox VM -- only one CPU and 1GB of ram: and
the bug DID NOT HAPPEN.
REVISED STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1. Crea
** Summary changed:
- Hang after "Restart now" button pressed
+ Hang with >1 CPU after "Restart now" button pressed
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Hang with >1 CPU aft
Public bug reported:
The following message is continuously logged to /var/log/syslog (every
few seconds):
Dec 20 10:29:26 lxjima gnome-shell[13730]: [AppIndicatorSupport-WARN]
Attempting to re-register :1.51/org/ayatana/NotificationItem/multiload;
resetting instead
Dec 20 10:29:26 lxjima gnome-
Public bug reported:
If a supplementary group is added to a user who is currently logged in
to a graphical session, then strange breakage occurs:
Problem #1: If the changed user logs out and then logs in again,
their processes still do not have the new group membership.
It seems necessary to
Public bug reported:
Toggling Super+D hides or un-hides all windows so you can access icons
on the desktop.
But this breaks if a new window appears while the windows are hidden:
They become PERMANENTLY hidden, i.e. Super+D does not restore them.
They seem to be "minimized" -- you have to individu
Upstream bug is
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/282
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Super+D wrongly leaves windows minimized if a new window appears
Public bug reported:
Many error/warning messages are written to the terminal (stdout and/or
stderr) when operating gnome-control-center.
For example, clicking the "Privacy" category tab produces this:
(gnome-control-center:11277): privacy-cc-panel-WARNING **: 10:27:13.217:
Failed fetch permissio
apport information
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** Description changed:
Many error/warning messages are written to the terminal (stdout and/or
stderr) when operating gnome-control-center.
For example, clicking the "Privacy" category tab produces this:
-
Public bug reported:
This is hard to believe, so I'm reluctant to submit this. But here it
is:
If the effective output file path is "/tmp/out.xlsx" then unoconv aborts
with an exception, but no abort occurs if a different file name or
different directory is used (and yes, I checked that the file
** Description changed:
This is hard to believe, so I'm reluctant to submit this. But here it
is:
- If the effective output file path is "/tmp/out.xlsx" then unoconv aborts
- with an exception, but no abort occurs if a different file name or
- different directory is used (and yes, I checke
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1698083 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1698083
Something is strange here: That upstream bug is 5+ years old, yet this
problem appeared in Ubuntu at most 3 years ago (vertical resize worked
in Ubuntu 18.10)
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$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Fails with:
Setting up linux-image-5.3.0-46-generic (5.3.0-46.38) ...
Processing triggers for linux-image-5.3.0-46-generic (5.3.0-46.38) ...
/etc/kernel/postinst.d/dkms:
* dkms: running auto installation service for kernel 5.3.0-46-generic
...
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Public bug reported:
The Explore tab of the "Software" app seems to be completely non-
functional. It shows an initial screen with "Editors Picks", etc. but
if you do any search or click one of the Categories, a blank screen
appears with a forever-spinning indicator.
The following error is writt
I tried "sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-software" in case
something was lost when upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04. Afterwards when I
ran gnome-software, it said '"GNOME Software" needs to be restarted to
use new plugins' but when I clicked "Restart Now", it hung.
This time syslog had these lin
Upstream bug: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-73818
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Title:
qmlscene -style material file.qml says "QApplication: invalid style
override
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Oh, nevermind. The problem is too many icons to fit vertically; I was
expecting the task bar to scroll/overlap like it used to do in Unity.
Now it just shrinks everything
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 18.04.1, gnome/X11 session.
All the icons in the activities panel (the left side-bar) are shrunk if
an app is run which does not specify an icon. Perhaps the default icon
is too large, or otherwise lacking in a way which causes the entire
side-bar to be re-scaled, shri
Daniel van Vugt wrote:
> Are you able to try Ubuntu 19.04 and tell us if the same problem happens
> there?
Yes I can download and install Ubuntu 19.04 in a virtual machine. But
before you ask me to go to all that work, have you tried the test
yourself given in the bug ("STEPS TO REPRODUCE")?
D
Okay. Upstream bug is https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/issues/469
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"Sloppy" or "Focus on Hover" window focus is slow to respond, som
Public bug reported:
After successfully Extracting tracks from a music CD with auto-eject,
this appears:
** (sound-juicer:19604): WARNING **: 14:15:59.588: (src/sj-
prefs.c:299):device_changed_cb: code should not be reached
Thereafter, sound-juicer can not read another CD. It is necessary to q
Public bug reported:
Using Brother MFC-9340CDW to scan.
After selecting a region in the Preview window, "Scan" scans the wrong
area. The scanned area is "kind of" related to the selcted area, but
off significantly. The scan includes extra area to the upper left, and
truncates ares from the low
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1. Install brother MFC-9340CDW :-)
2. Put newsprint or similar on flat bed.
3. Start xsane. In preview window, select +zoom and click somewhere to zoom in.
Then right-click to stop zoom function, and left-click-drag to select a
small scan area (about 1x1 inches)
4. Click
The problem no longer exists (checked with Firefox 61.0.1)
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Title:
Close-Other-Tabs warns even if "warning if closing multiple tabs" is
disable
I no longer have a postscript printer, so don't know if this is still a
problem.
Since nobody else reported this, I guess it's best to close as invalid.
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Problem is gone now (Firefox 61.0).
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Ubuntu Firefox does not allow u
I fixed the problem, but every time I do an update (and grub is
updated), it asks me if it can install the "package maintainer's
version". If I say yes, then this warning occurs.
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Ok, I'll say it very explicitly: Please bring back explicit setting WITH
GUI SUPPORT.
Users should not have to hack around with dcomf for something like this.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu patched perl to work around a libc compatibility issue, but there
is a problem.
Please see the perl bug report at
https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=132631
Here is an excerpt from the linked-to perl bug:
...the relevant Ubuntu change:
http://deriv
Public bug reported:
bamfdaemon has some odd behavior (possibly indicating a design bug)
which causes it to wake up every 3 milliseconds and attempt four non-
blocking reads on the same socket. This occurs in an otherwise idle
system.
Most likely the code uses a short-cut or work-around for a de
Oh never mind. Some process is sending it a continuous stream of
messages, so of course it is waking up all the time...
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Whenever a program starts which uses audio many errors appear in syslog
like these:
indicator-sound[1922]: message repeated 15 times: [ volume-control-
pulse.vala:735: unable to get pulse unix socket:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.PulseAu
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 17.10, with packages "sane" and "libsane1" installed,
man sane-dll
man 5 sane-dll
say "No manual entry for sane-dll".
This man page is the SEE ALSO list in the sane(7) man page and mentioned
on the Internet.
Note: When trying to install libsane, apt-get s
I'm attaching a pdf which displays the symptoms described in comment #7
when using the "lpr" command.
lpr -P googlemap.pdf # printer light flashes
busy, then nothing happens
lpr -P googlemap.pdf # works. fast.
lpr -Pgooglemap.pdf # works. fast.
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The CUPS error_log file was empty.
I captured data sent to the printer (file attached). If I submit this
postscript file as an original print job, the same symptoms occur -- the
printer light flashes for a while and then the printer returns to idle
without printing anything.
The captured postscr
Yes, setting LanguageLevel: "2" fixed the problem! And the image
printed very quickly. Thank you so much for fixing the original speed
problem.
I'm guessing the PS level 3 mis-config was there all along, but can't
easily confirm that. Shall I file a separate bugrep on the Postscript
level pro
I'm really sorry, my previous post comment #13) was a mistake. The
problem is not fixed after all, and with the .ppd file changed to have
LanguageLevel: "2" the driver still generates a PS Level 3 data for the
printer (I think I used the wrong queue name before and unintentionally
used a pcl drive
Now printing the googlemap.pdf test file causes an "out of memory" error
on the printer after 20-30 seconds. That's an improvement over just
silently doing nothing at all, I guess.
This is after doing:
lpadmin -p HP3030_Postscript -o pdftops-renderer-default=pdftops # the real
printer queue
The %!PS-Adobe-3.0 is probably correct. It refers to the *Document
Structuring Convention* version, not the Postscript languageLevel
assumed by the script within.
DSC 3.0 was introduced in Sept. 1992, whereas Postscript language level
3 appeared in 1997.
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Why does LibreOffice need to know if the printer hardware supports Collate?
Isn't it the job of the print server (i.e. CUPS) to know this and decide how to
do multiple copies when requested?
( For example, single-page jobs can always be multi-copied in Postscript
printers by simply repeating the
Well, it's not quite true that it "does not cause any problems".
It completely pollutes your terminal so you can't see output from previous
commands without scrolling back.
And if "application may misbehave" is true, then it's a bug, not just a
nuisance.
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Public bug reported:
The Evince help text refers to an Edit menu (e.g. to set default
settings "Edit->Save Current Settings as Default") but there is no such
menu, at least when running in Ubuntu 13.10.
While viewing a PDF, the top menu-bar where app menus are displayed
shows only
Document
Yes, thanks very much.Confirmed fixed in 4.3.0.0.alpha0+ build
2014-03-25
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Printing multiple copies submits multiple separate jobs (sh
Public bug reported:
getopt(1) works with /bin/sh, bash, and probably other Bourne-ish shells
(as well as csh-family shells with the appropriate option).
However the included examples give the impression that something about
getopt(1) makes it incompatible with /bin/sh, leading one to assume that
Any thoughts about fixing this? It's still a problem in 4.3-alpha1
Note that searching for ^. is not a work-around because it will not
match the start of empty paragraphs (the "." does not match). So if
you want to prepend something to every paragraph in a selection which
includes empty paragr
Public bug reported:
brasero /path/to/dvdimage.iso
...burns the disk okay but emits the following on the terminal:
** (brasero:11454): CRITICAL **: gst_ffmpeg_cfg_set_property: assertion
'qdata->size == sizeof (gint64)' failed
Gtk-Message: GtkDialog mapped without a transient parent. This is di
Public bug reported:
If the watch -c and --differences=permanent options are combined, then
upon the first update _every_ character is highlighted even if nothing
has ever changed.
It appears that -c ("Interpret ANSI color and style sequences") tickles
a bug in the persistence logic. Regular non
Public bug reported:
The man page says, under "Word Expansions", that output from Command
Substitution will be later split into fields (unless IFS is null).
Therefore the statement
foo=$(echo xxx bar=yyy)
should expand to
foo=xxx bar=yyy
and when executed, set two variables foo and bar.
Also happening in 17.04
zeitgeist-datahub.vala:210: Error during inserting events:
GDBus.Error:org.gnome.zeitgeist.EngineError.InvalidArgument: Incomplete
event: interpretation, manifestation and actor are required
etc.
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Thanks to whoever did the fix.
But can we please have a bit more (i.e. any at all) communication in the
future? There is nary a word from any dev in this bug report about what
the problem was or how it was resolved, or even what was done in the
"fix".
Questions:
What _is_ the current status of
Public bug reported:
The bash variable SHLVL is 2, rather than 1, in the outermost shell
process in terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, xterm, etc. -- it doesn't
matter). This makes SHLVL useless, and breaks many scripts (run from
.bashrc etc.) which look for SHLVL=1 to save/restore state of some
I hope this bug will be fixed before the next release. But meanwhile,
here is a nasty workaround which can be used in bash startup scripts:
i_am_toplevel() {
case "$SHLVL" in
1) return 0 ;;
3) return 1 ;; # (optimize this case)
2) # HACK FOR Ubuntu 16.10, 17.04 ... where SHLVL=2 at
Oh joy, a bug in the work-around (and no way to edit the post).
Please add "-a" to the egrep command line to avoid a warning due to the nul
terminator in cmdline.
CORRECTED work-around for .bashrc :
i_am_toplevel() {
case "$SHLVL" in
1) return 0 ;;
3) return 1 ;;
2) # HACK FOR Ubun
Public bug reported:
The apt configuration database has some incompatible changes which break
existing scripts. It is not obvious that this was deliberate (I hope
not).
Prior to 16.10, the configured cache directory path(s) included a
trailing slash. Now they do not include the trailing slash.
Thanks for the clarification. I had completely missed the /d and /f
functionality.
Sorry for the bogus bugrep.
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Title:
Trailing slash missing f
Public bug reported:
The package which downloads the flashplugin tar is apparently storing it
with incorrect permissions which prevent user "_apt" from reading it
(presumably without o+r perms). As a result the update process could
not drop root permissions and continue. Or, something like tha
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 16.04 comes with Thunderbird 38.x, which apparently is no longer
supported by Mozilla. In reply to a bug report, they said
"Can you please upgrade to TB 45. TB 38 has come to the end of its
life-cycle."
I don't know if that is authoritative, but if TB 38 is really
Public bug reported:
pdfjam uses the wrong default papersize in North America (it uses a4 but
should use letter).
IMO it should honor /etc/papersize if it exists, to be compatible with other
Linux text-processing tools.
If there is some other wayt to configure the default paper size, it should b
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Default paper size is wrong (ignores /etc/papersize)
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** Description changed:
In openoffice or libreoffice, printing a page with landscape orientation
to a cups-pdf device produces a PDF which does not know it is in
landscape, and therefore appears rotated when viewed with acroread, gv,
etc.
The image is correct and prints correctly, it
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