I had this problem too and Raymond's solution worked, but just make sure
you remove kio-umountwrapper FIRST and THEN dolphin, as removing both at
the same time leaves you right where you started.
I add my vote to those hoping this bug will be fixed soon (I mean in
hardy, not just in intrepid).
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I just did the routine update (Intrepid), which updated the kernel and I
don't know what else. When the updates were finished, I had been
disconnected from wireless, and network-manager was asking me for my
wireless password. Unable to con
This may be not be kernel-related, since I rebooted with the previous
kernel (2.7.27-7) and I wireless still doesn't work.
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I've tried with another wireless card I've had for a few years (a
Linksys with a BCM4318 wireless g chip) and this one doesn't work
either. I really wish I could use some kind of wireless card with
Intrepid.
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Wireless stopped functioning after latest kernel update
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Sorry, the problem seems to be with the Intel card only--I realized that
I had to reinstall the Broadcom firmware cutter after upgrading to
Intrepid, and now the b43 card works.
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It started working again mysteriously. I don't know what changed in the
mean time, but I'll close this until further notice. Thanks.
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** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
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Thanks for the tips captaintrav. Let me clarify the problem. My
problem when I upgraded to Intrepid was that all the xorg.conf fixes
(and synclient equivalents) that I had been using for years (and that
you list above) ceased to work. I edited xorg.conf to allow shared
memory so I could set thes
Sorry, I may not have actually had any touchpad settings directly in
xorg.conf as you give in your example--I think I removed those from
xorg.conf when I began using synclient, before I upgraded to Intrepid.
So probably the only thing not working in xorg.conf was the shmconfig
value.
Even though i
I thought I submitted a follow-up to this several weeks ago but for some
reason I'm not seeing it now. In response to your questions, at the time
I submitted this bug I had no customizations to xorg.conf. I'm attaching
the output of "lspci -vvnn" here (this output comes from intrepid
although it's
I upgraded to Jaunty (final) and after a couple hours began seeing
persistent dialogs saying "There was an error while performing indexing:
Index corrupted". (Same as many other reporters. No such problem on the
fresh install on my desktop.)
I tried killing tracker, removing ~/.cache/tracker, and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
Since upgrading to Jaunty, when I switch from evince to another window
and back again, I very often find the top of the evince window garbled,
the way new windows often appear before refreshing themselves. To get it
to look roughly normal, I have t
** Attachment added: "Evince-garbled.png"
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For some reason that attachment came out weird. Please disregard that
and use this instead.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
I was delighted to see when I upgraded to Hardy to Intrepid that (after
enabling some setting using my password) I was able to have a dual-
headed system using my Intel graphics card.
However, with the external monitor plugged in (it was dis
Ok, now my desktop is getting truly surreal. Every time I log in now,
the screen resolution is low, and I get the 6-workspace desktop even
though ccsm is set to display 4. No gnome-panel appears, although if I
do the shortcut for rotate cube, I can see a panel on two of the 6
workspaces. So I go
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
After upgrading to Intrepid from Hardy, the CRT/LCD hotkey no longer
works on my Dell Latitude D830. The only way I can switch from 1 to 2
screens and back is through pressing "Detect Displays" in the gnome-
display-properties dialog.
** Af
Sorry for the barrage of posts, but I'm just figuring out what's going
on. Ever since activating the dual monitor function (that is, whatever
it was in the "gnome-display-properties" that required me to enter my
password--I don't remember what exactly this was), X always starts up
with the assumpt
** Summary changed:
- Using dual monitors once results in permanently lowered screen resolution on
main monitor
+ Enabling dual monitors lowers screen resolution on main monitor, 2 monitors
always assumed when X starts
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
I was deli
Running dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg solves the problem.
The problem is that enabling dual monitors adds a section in xorg.conf
(which I had thought was going by the wayside in Intrepid anyway), but
disabling dual monitors doesn't remove this section. To apparently the
only way to go between one
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Since upgrading to Intrepid, whenever I click on a link to download a
PDF file, I get a message saying
"Could not launch Adobe Reader 8.1.2. Please make sure it exists in PATH
variable in the environment. If the problem persists, please reinstall
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log"
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Binary package hint: compiz
The application switcher in compiz often shows strange icons with random
colors that don't seem to have any correspondence to the application
they are supposed to represent. This is especially common with
openoffice.org and firefox windows. In th
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
On upgrading to Intrepid, I can't find any way to change synaptics
touchpad settings. I think it's crucial to make it easy for people to
adjust these settings, as many people use laptops and a badly adjusted
touchpad makes for a terrible com
Thanks for looking into this. I guess the touchpad on here is Alps, not
synaptics.
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I've installed 2.9.0-1ubuntu3 from Martin-Éric's PPA and I'm still
having the same problem. Blinking cursor instead of X. I can't get
into a terminal in the thin client to see any error messages either.
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2.9.0-1ubuntu3 doesn't fix it for me, and neither does the earlier amd
(2.7.7.8-0ubuntu1) from Martin-Éric's PPA. Actually, I get the same
result regardless of the driver I specify in lts.conf with this geode
client.
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I should specify that the new version does fix the problem of resolution
(vesa fallback) for me if I start the client from its own disk. The
problem that persists is that I get a blinking cursor on a black screen
instead of X when I start up a geode machine (lx800) as an ltsp client,
regardless of
It still happens on occasion under Hardy, but I'm pretty sure this is a
hardware issue that happens when CPU usage spikes. It became less
frequent when I realized that overclocking was on and turned it off.
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Public bug reported:
Using hardy-proposed, local sound works only on newer thin clients (like
the small Via systems or my laptop booting over the network) but not on
earlier computers (Celeron 400, PI 300 vintage). In the latter case,
the first application to access sound is played on the server
I should add a couple confusing details I'm experiencing. When testing
Sound Preferences, only "Autodetect" and "OSS" work (that is, they are
heard on the server when played on the thin client). Flash Video on
YouTube is also heard on the server, which surprises me because I have
libflashsupport
I'm using Hardy now and haven't had this problem for a while. Thanks.
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I guess we disagree on whether or not the image quality in evince is
acceptable. I've been using okular recently because, for me, evince is
simply not usable for viewing graphical documents.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz-fusion-plugins-main
The border of the application switcher window is only large enough to
enclose one of the thumbnail windows, no matter how many windows are
shown. Instead of showing a centered window enclosing all the window
thumbnails, there i
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** Summary changed:
- Application switcher border only as big as one thumbnail
+ Application switcher border only encloses the leftmost thumbnail
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Re. the blinking cursor/no X issue, my system is up-to-date (I'm
assuming Martin-Éric's PPA builds have been worked into proposed because
they're no longer available), and I've rebuilt kernels and image, purge
I can confirm this and add that it's a more general problem affecting
any document saved in .doc format (whether 95, 6.0, or 98/2000/XP). All
headers and footers are removed.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
Scanned documents are very hard to read in evince because, regardless of
how high their resolution, scanned images are not (or at least are very
badly?) anti-aliased and look jagged unless scaled up to 150% or 200%.
By comparison, the same document
Yes, I have hundreds of black and white documents I've scanned or
downloaded and I have the same problem with all of them. Here are two
screenshots comparing evince with xpdf and the document they come from.
Although I can basically read it in evince, it hurts my eyes and takes
me about twice as
...another screenshot at somewhat higher magnification. Note the
artifacts around some of the letters (such as "2. Humankind") and
general jaggedness.
** Attachment added: "evince-vs-xpdf2.png"
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...and the pdf file in question (although the same applies to all the
b&w scanned pdfs I've tried).
** Attachment added: "Fernandez_Edification-sample.pdf"
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Yes, I've had the same problem subsequently on a different computer
after installing Hardy. On the original computer, I was able to resolve
the problem by changing the UUIDs in fstab to /dev/sdax. (I'm no longer
using that computer though.)
I think what caused it on the computer that currently h
Yes, here's what happened: I installed Hardy, then we used gparted on
the live CD to reformat and resize the /home partition. Then when we
restarted, we got the same command line I described above. When we do
Ctrl-D, it starts normally. Thanks.
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Yes, I still have this problem in hardy (openoffice.org
1:2.4.1-1ubuntu2). I'm attaching an original .odt and .pdf (how it's
supposed to look) and a .ppt and a .pdf exported from the .ppt.
Note that the background in the .ppt is set to "original" and can't be
persistently set to "relative." Note
I understand the space issue considering that everything has to fit on a
live CD. But I still think this could be handled in a much more user-
friendly way, without giving users false options and then false error
messages. Users would be spared a lot of time and frustration if, from
the beginning
I also vote for fixing this. It's a big problem when a package that
people depend on to log in is broken out of the box, especially when the
patch is so trivial. Thanks for the patch Anton.
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Binary package hint: seahorse
I am able to sign documents through nautilus using the seahorse-tool
options in the context menu, but I am not given the option to verify the
signature. I have created my own nautilus action to do this (seahorse-
tool -v %M) but it seems more lo
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Binary package hint: seahorse
"seahorse-tool --verify" only checks .sig files and not .gpg files for
signatures, then gives the email address and name of the signer, but not
the key ID (which, it seems to me, is the point of verification).
When I attempt to check a .gpg file
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+ [upstream] [hardy] [intrepid] openoffice.org Accented displayed incorrectly
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191292
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This is still a consistent problem in intrepid. I have a couple more
observations to add.
First, it seems only to affect MS TT core fonts (such as Times New Roman
and Arial. Although I prefer to use TT fonts that allow me to share
documents with non-Ubuntu users, I've been forced to switch to thi
I should have added that this simply corroborates what Bertilo reported.
I can't guarantee that using non-MS TT fonts always fixes it, but
FreeSerif has not yet given me the problem.
** Summary changed:
- [upstream] [hardy] [intrepid] openoffice.org Accented displayed incorrectly
+ [upstream] [ha
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: okular
Whenever I open a close a maximized (not full-screen) document in
okular, then open any other document (not necessarily the one I had
open), the document now opens in full-screen mode 100% of the time.
Nearly all of the time, the toolbar is missing
Again, I'm using an intel driver on two computers I've had this problem
on, for what it's worth.
I'm using Hardy and my initial reaction is that it's not happening with
as many different letters as it used to, but it still happens more or
less consistently. I.e., if I type a string of various acc
Same thing here. I use a Zootreves theme. As with other posters above,
as the shadow radius varies inversely with the window width sufficient
to break the shadows.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/313730
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I should mention I'm using the Intel driver, Intrepid, and Emerald
0.7.2-0ubuntu2.
Is there any other information you need to confirm this bug?
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Sorry I didn't answer this earlier. I have not been able to reproduce
the bug in the latest version, so it's likely that it has been fixed.
I'll let you know if I experience it again. Thanks.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2
Right, I guess this is a simple interface issue: even though double-
clicking or selecting ``Open with "seahorse-tool"'' does indeed verify
the signature, I still think it would make sense to have a more specific
context menu item called "Verify" since users expect to see all possible
actions expre
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: seahorse
Seahorse apparently doesn't recognize clearsigned or attached signatures
and only creates and recognizes detached .sig files. If I attempt to
open a file made with the command "gpg --clearsign file" (output:
file.asc), seahorse tells me: "Couldn
I'm having the same problem, not with GMail but with my university's
mail. It sometimes takes up between 70-90% CPU, and at that time it
doesn't appear when new mail is received. Ethereal does not tell me
that it is making a lot of requests though. If I kill it and restart,
usage goes back down
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: inkscape
I just installed Dapper on a blank partition on my notebook yesderday
and found that inkscape would not install. I get the error:
inkscape: Depends: libglibmm-2.4-1c2 (>= 2.8.0) but it is not going to be
installed
Depends: libgtkm
Sorry, please disregard this bug. It has to do with a script messing up
my sources.list, not the actual package.
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I still have the same problem. It is not an upgrade and I have never
had Samba installed on this computer before. As cleentrax reports, this
happened after trying to install samba from the Shared Folders dialogue.
Removing the two symlinks allows me to install with no problems. (Could
this be a
It's fixed in the new alpha version of Thunderbird (which doesn't crash
in Edgy as the current one does).
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I had the impression that previous versions of OOo in Ubuntu came with
hyphenation patterns for English, but Dapper only includes hyphenation
packages for German, Croation, and Hungarian. I thought maybe this meant
it was included in anothe
I tried working with my own suggested changes to the script and it's
still buggy. I'm far from being a programmer. I hope this at least
gives a sense of what's wrong.
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The current /etc/init.d/ddclient.conf script is written in such a way
that "start" will never work as an argument (that is, it will only work
if it's already started). The commented-out lines are the ones I have
removed, and I have marked the ones I have added.
case "$1" in
Sorry, I misdiagnosed the problem. I guess the problem is that the
error message is not helpful--it says "dynamic DNS service update
utility not in use" (implying to me simply that the daemon is not
running--I would assume that's why I'm telling it to "start" in the
first place). The message migh
For several months, I had the problem of the infinite respawn when I
used Totem after a hibernate, but then it went away.
I reinstalled Dapper about a month ago, and I've had the problem for the
last week or so of the infinite respawn happening immediately when I
turn my computer back on after a h
Public bug reported:
I just installed Edgy on a fresh partition but am using the /home folder
from my old Dapper installation. When thunderbird attempts to connect
to the imap server on startup, it consistently crashes. I removed the
.mozilla-thunderbird folder and started over and everything se
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Ok, I thought it was because the new version of thunderbird was
incompatible with something in my old /home/.mozilla-thunderbird
directory from Dapper, but soon after it downloaded all my messages from
the imap server, it crashed again, just as consistently as before.
I downloaded the one from the
Public bug reported:
I was away from my computer and returned to find that mono had crashed.
I have no idea what caused it, as I wasn't even present. But I'm
including the output in case it's helpful.
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Status: Unconfirmed
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In Edgy, whenever I come back from hibernate, I find that ndiswrapper is
still officially loaded but wlan0 is not functional. If I unload and
reload the ndiswrapper module, it works again.
** Affects: ndiswrapper (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirm
Under Dapper, I had the same problem, only able to connect to encrypted
networks. I'm using ndiswrapper/Intel neti2220 driver. I can connect
to non-encrypted networkds through the standard "Network settings"
dialogue.
Under Edgy, network-manager doesn't connect to any networks, encrypted
or non-
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
I'm using ndiswrapper/Intel neti2220 driver. Under Dapper I could only
connect to encrypted (not open) networks through network-manager. Now
under Edgy I can't connect to any. It just shows the busy signal (no
green blinking) until it t
The cafe in question has since changed the name they associate with
their accesspoint, so I haven't had the problem recently. I guess I'll
have to test it on my own home network as soon as network-manager gets
functional with ndiswrapper again in Edgy.
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** Description changed:
I just installed Edgy on a fresh partition but am using the /home folder
from my old Dapper installation. When thunderbird attempts to connec
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
Why is there no disks-admin tool in Edgy? I've looked all over and I
can't find any gui way of mounting and unmounting disks. This is
imperative, as disks are not always automounted correctly and not
everyone wants to fiddle with fsta
So thunderbird will simply continue to be unusable in edgy (for people
it happens to crash for)? I guess I'll have to download alpha then.
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Excellent, alpha does indeed work. It may be unstable but at least it
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I still have this problem, and another problem with logout that I
mentioned in another bug, that the logout screen does not darken the
screen and opens behind other windows. This is the same in Breezy,
Dapper, and Edgy. But it seems to be a problem with my home directory,
as it doesn't happen wit
Sorry, I didn't mean to say it's the same in Breezy, but rather, it was
the same in Dapper installed from scratch, Dapper upgraded from Breezy,
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Binary package hint: evince
There is no usable keyboard shortcut for "open document" in evince (in
Gutsy and previous Ubuntu versions). "Alt-F4" is currently set to open
document, but the result (unless you change your window manager's
default shortcuts) is to close the wind
Pedro--it only happens with Evince. Sebastien--you're right, I've
realized that if I push a key while the "file" menu is activated, that
key is set as the shortcut for the highlighted action. So I must have
pushed Alt-F4 at some point while the menu was open. Sorry about that.
I didn't realize t
It happens maybe 30% of the time. I'm using the i810 driver on both my
laptop and my desktop, and I've experienced this problem with both. My
desktop is running Feisty and my laptop is running Gutsy, and I've been
experiencing this problem for quite a while now. Another strange thing
is that the
Same thing happened to me but with 2 sets of back/forward buttons.
resetting worked, but I agree that this is a bug--why should it
automatically set my preferences to have two sets of buttons when I only
need one? I can't imagine an actual use for this or expecting most
users to figure out what's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org-writer
I'm using the latest Hardy (openoffice.org-core 1:2.4.0-3ubuntu5)
I'm encountering a consistent and reproducible bug in recording changes
in openoffice.org-writer. Each time I make a revision at the end of one
paragraph and then an
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: liblaunchpad-integration1
When I upgraded hardy this morning, I got this error:
dpkg: error processing
/var/cache/apt/archives/liblaunchpad-integration1_0.1.18_i386.deb (--unpack):
trying to overwrite `/usr/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/apps/lpi-bug.png',
I can now specify that this happens consistently on only one of my two
computers, both of which have a nearly identical software setup. The
only possible difference I can think of is that the one that has the
problem is an AMD64 (running 32-bit Ubuntu) with an Nvidia card/driver.
And I can confirm
Not sure if this is the same bug. I'm reopening it just in case.
** Changed in: tracker (Ubuntu)
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Update: after freezing and restarting several times, the machine no
longer starts at all. Ubuntu starts to load, then I hear a beep and I
get nothing but a black screen. I would think it was a hardware issue
but they tell me the computer was working fine with Windows.
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I'm having this problem in the most up-to-date version of Hardy.
I just installed Ubuntu on a friend's Dell machine (pretty new Intel
Core Duo, Intel graphics chipset I believe), and every time I logout,
everything freezes. I get a black screen and the computer keeps
running, but nothing works--n
I don't think this is a gdm bug. It happens even if I Ctrl-Alt-Bckspc
(most of the time).
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gdm => xorg
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feisty logout crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/86615
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For me this problem is not fixed. I'm still having this same problem
with a fresh install of Hardy (Gnome, not KDE) on a Dell Intel machine
(Intel graphics). Logging out either once or twice hangs the system
consistently, and I can't access it through keyboard or network and have
to hard reboot.
Public bug reported:
In Hardy, OpenOffice.org 1:2.4.0-3ubuntu6, backgrounds of ppt
presentations are automatically shown full-size instead of scaling down.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Change the background to a 1600x1200 png, go into "Background" dialog,
uncheck "Original" size, check "Relative" siz
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I've installed Hardy on several computers and on each one it is
impossible to enable java with the standard installation.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Go to Options->Java, select "Add" JRE
2. Browse to Java installation, click on the Java home
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