Hi there!
I've upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 today and also hated to be forced to have
those notifications on the top of the screen, even though I have my only
panel on the bottom.
I did not want to wait until you may make your decision; so fixed it
myself. As I am a C-beginner my solution is too ugly
Dear Michael,
you're absolutely right that I did not use the best way to spread my
changes. But still, I'm not sure, if it would be such a good idea to put
this up here openly - even though I think I didn't do any harm (such as
memory leaks or so), I'm sure the developers would kill me if they saw
>@ktp420: notify-osd is the result of different design decisions.
>We understand and acknowledge that this may not match the
> work habits of all of our users, and that's why the straciatella session
> mechanism exists.
I can't understand that cource of argumenation. It might be a design
decision
As I suspect you're using my version of osd-notify, you should try "make
uninstall". As I didn't change the any makefiles this will work if it
worked for the original package.
But be aware that it might be a design decision not to be able to
uninstall this peace of software. In that case you could
Why THE HELL is bug "Medium"? Every idiot is able to get root privileges
within a minute on every ubuntu system world wide and you think this
just a "medium" problem?
And why is this hole still gaping wide open, even more then 48 hours
after debian released a fix for the bug?
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Local root explo
Your statement is false; I've just successfully used the famous exploit
( http://grsecurity.net/~spender/wunderbar_emporium.tgz ) to gain root
privileges on a fresh bootet Ubuntu 9.04 x86 Live CD.
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Local root exploit via CVE-2009-2692 (incorrect proto_ops initializations)
https://bugs.launchpad
I must apologise: After a little more research I found out that this
might actually be connected to some older bug, that is already fixed. I
didn't know that this exploit tries out more than one way to break the
security ;-)
But even given that I don't really change my opinion - I do not have a
ve
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Whenever I try to unmount my usb stick I get the following error
message:
"Unable to unmount 2.1 GB Media
DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply.
Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a rep
** Visibility changed to: Public
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mail-notification crashed with SIGSEGV in mn_mail_icon_set_tip()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/465807
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Same here, I really miss displayconfig-gtk - please bring it back or
implement the missing feature (i.e. manual override of the
resolution/rate limitations) in the new applet.
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Display configuration: a new version of displayconfig-gtk is necessary
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/428477
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