Still a problem with stock Ubuntu 17.10.
Contrary to suggestions in the gnome bug report, I see this problem even
when none of the directories are or contain files that are symlinks.
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I also get the same problem starting kate and kdebugdialog from the
konsole on Kubuntu Maverick amd64:
~$ kate test &
[2] 10780
m...@pc:~$ QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed:
No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/me/.config/ibus/
I also get the same problem starting kate and kdebugdialog from the
konsole on Kubuntu Maverick amd64:
~$ kate test &
[2] 10780
m...@pc:~$ QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed:
No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/me/.config/ibus/
Another thing probably related to this (so I didn't raise a new bug) and
easy to reproduce:
If you you have a few windows open on the desktop, say firefox,
terminals, nautilus etc, then lock the screen by clicking the menu on
the top right panel or ctrl+alt+L.
Now plug in a USB memory stick. On m
Public bug reported:
Using 12.04 x86 32 bit fresh installation. No additional PPAs enabled,
all up to date otherwise (via wired connection). Intel Centrino laptop
using ipw2200 wireless.
Not sure what package to report this against. Don't think it's network
manager related because I still can't c
** Description changed:
Using 12.04 x86 32 bit fresh installation. No additional PPAs enabled,
all up to date otherwise (via wired connection). Intel Centrino laptop
using ipw2200 wireless.
Not sure what package to report this against. Don't think it's network
manager related because
The /etc/network/interfaces listing in my original comment was
incorrect. I didn't actually have the "restricted" keyword present in
the wireless-key field. Putting that keyword in enables me to connect.
Perhaps there's still a problem related to this bug?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
Also had this same problem earlier this evening trying to copy an audio
CD using the built-in option of right clicking audio cd icon on the
desktop and clicking the copy disc option. This is on a completely
vanilla fresh Lucid install with all updates. Only ever gets used for
web browsing, no custo
Just tried installing cdrdao 1.2.3 from source, but that didn't fix the
brasero issue for me, although I am now able to use cdrdao to copy audio
CDs from the command line.
Bit confused because others have reported this fix working - did you
have to do anything else other than the default configure
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
Rename a jpg file in Nautilus so it has no file extension, e.g. rename
"test.jpg" to "test" .
Right click on that file in Nautilus and click "Open with F-Spot."
On my system, fspot does not open the file but instead displays a black
box with a re
Still doesn't work for me on amd64 Lucid. Right click audio CD on
desktop and select the copy cd option, and get the same error as
included in the brasero-session.log output already attached to this bug
report. Also happens trying to copy from Brasero directly.
Trying to install the packages poste
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
File -> Print -> Print to File
The default name for Postscript and PDF files is just the extension,
i.e. ".ps" or ".pdf".
Therefore, if you print file to Desktop for example and forget to
provide a file name, nothing will appear to happen. There
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vinagre
Used Applications->Internet->Remote Desktop Viewer to VNC from a Lucid
Lynx machine to another Lucid Lynx machine over the internet. I could
see the cursor moving on the remote machine, but no other updates to the
screen. Disabling desktop effects
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