Agreed. The old behavior was better than none. Now I have sound muted
in the gnome-applet in the panel, but I can't tell whether or not the
'hardware mute' is active or not without the OSD. I have to sleep and
resume and wait for a beep to know what state its in (or even easier
play a sound).
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When I download the Ubuntu source for fltk1.1.9 and compile it myself,
my program works just fine. Also version 1.1.5 (dapper) works fine with
my code. But, the pre-built libfltk.so that is installed by default
segfaults.
Simple test case:
disp=new Fl_Text_Display(0, y,
his down, but I
found it strange that 1) this was really easy to fix by compiling my own
version and 2) that no one else has reported such a bug previously.
Patrick Beeson
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~pbeeson
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
Upon switching from Dapper to Hardy, I noticed one of my systems kept
getting serial timeouts. Upon further investigation, it seems that
there is a serial deadlock issue in kernels < 2.6.27, where machines
with multiple proc
** Attachment added: "8250-deadlock.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18370396/8250-deadlock.patch
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280821
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
Upon switching from Dapper to Hardy, I noticed one of my systems kept
getting serial timeouts. Upon further investigation, it seems that
there is a serial deadlock issue in kernels < 2.6.27, where machine with
Don't know. I haven't built a kernel with a revision#x since this
happened. I don't really have time to do so right now either.
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information. Thank
Long term testing of this kernel confirms the fact that this patch to
the 8250 serial driver does indeed fix the deadlock problem. This test
kernel has worked great so far, with no problems. Pleaswe condiser
adding this patch to the publicly distributed kernel.
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I fixed this easily enough by copying the file, but since I administer
something like 20 machines, it's a pain to have to make sure all my
machines have an rgb.txt.
I just have one additional question (please don't read this as being a negative
tone):
I don't understand why this can't simply be i
I have done some initial testing of this kernel . Multiple serial
devices work fine with the patched kernel. Of course, even in the non-
patched kernels these work OK sometimes, so I'll continue to use this
kernel and report if/when I see a failure. But I can verify that the
same patch built on
I will test these the next time I am at the facility that contains the
machine that does multi-threaded serial I/O.
It may be a week or so before I get back to you.
Thanks.
Andy Whitcroft wrote:
> @pbeeson -- I have built some test kernels based on the latest Hardy
> -proposed kerne
I can also confirm this. This is a huge pain in the ass, as we use Mac
mini for the internals of a larger system, and do not wish to take
everything apart just to reboot.
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I cannot use libqglviewer with anythign that also uses boost because of
the long standing QT/Boost signals conflict. Most everything now uses
-DQT_NO_KEWORDS (or CONFIG++no_keyword in the .pro file). But for some
reason libqglviewer was not built with this option.
** Affect
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tetex-bin
I changed my latex setup to embedded and subset all fonts because of
course that is the norm these days in the scientific community, though
the latex developers make it difficult by making the default not
embedded and subset ALL fonts.
This was
Actually, I just looked on a machine where I had performed a clean
install of dapper, and I guess steps 2-5 above don't need to be done
because this is now the default. But the bug's behavior is present on
this machine too.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/51508
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After googling a bit, I found that this may be related to changes in the
fontconfig package. I tried making manual changes to
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf to comment out the rules that substitutes Nimbus
for Times, but I still have this problem.
** Also affects: fontconfig (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untria
After googling a bit, I found that this may be related to changes in the
fontconfig package. I tried making manual changes to
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf to comment out the rules that substitutes Nimbus
for Times, but I still have this problem.
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tzekwangteo wrote:
> Hello.
>
> First, would you please explain to me what you mean by "the document
> does not get formatted correctly"? As in, does the embedding of the
> Nimbus version of Times Roman result in changes in your workflow and end
> result that it is unacceptable, and how so?
>
>
Public bug reported:
My Thinkpad X40 uses the madwifi driver. In dapper, everything worked
pretty well. In edgy, after I come back from a suspend, my network
access is in a weird state. I have to ifdown ath0; ifup ath0 to get my
network access back.
Isn't there a way to ask gnome-power-manager
I am no longer able to reproduce this behavior. I guess you can close
this. If I see the behaviour in the future, I'll try to reopen this or
file a new bug and reference this.
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Can't add songs with special characters (e.g. '\&') to playlists.
This is a known bug (along with the fact that rhythmbox often crashes
when you drag songs into a playlist, then click on the playlist) in
rhythmbox 0.9.3. Many such bugs are fixed in 0.9.5. Can't 0.9.5 get
ad
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kernel-package
Today I built a custom kernel, revision 2. When I went to install the
.deb, I got the usual warning you get:
You are attempting to install a kernel image (version 2.6.15-7-custom-art)
However, the directory /lib/modules/2.6.15-7.custom-ar
I recently went back to Dapper from Edgy to stay compatiable with my
large project's OS.
Now, my monitor never sleeps. gnome-screensaver kicks in after about 10
minutes, but after 30 minutes, gnome-power-manger fails to sleep the
display (Even though that is the time chosen in the Power Managment
I can reproduce this. I see the exact same behavior on my Dapper
install.
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Occasionally on my laptop, my processor maxes for a few seconds when
this happens.
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I was having problems with my X going crazy after resuming form suspend
as well, so I downloaded the edgy install CD and installed it fresh on
my laptop. so far it seems to be working well when resuming form
suspend. But, when upgrading from dapper, it had network and X issues
when resuming.
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Public bug reported:
In dapper, network-admin used to be able to show the local wirless AP
that were broadcasting their SSIDs. In edgy, this is no longer
functioning. So, you have to know ap riori what SSIDs are available, or
you have to go use some
Wow. 1.5 years after I post this, I get a response. Well, I don't use
libtrash anymore because it is extremely slow, so I could care less
about this anymore.
But, yes cleantrash and cl2.pl are indeed part of the libtrash ubutnu package.
A quick click on "list of files" form the ubutnu packages
same
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/5184137/_usr_bin_gnomad2.1000.crash
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I fixed this (so far) by de-selecting the option to remove the ID3 tags
from the files transfered to the mp3 player.
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In edgy, I was having this problem. Instead of trying all the hotplug
stuff above, I simply rebooted my machine and I could use gnomad2 as any
user.
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