I should add to the above:
. jarnal causes
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException: null
attribute
and that the
CUPS_SERVER=localhost
workaround makes no difference.
In all cases simply pressing 'print' causes the above messages.
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Printing from Java doe
Confirming that in Hardy (kubuntu, kde 3.5.9)
using Sun's JRE 1.6.0_06 downloaded from the repositories
and running as usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java
that attempting to print from:
. jedit causes:
java.lang.NullPointerException: null attribute
at
sun.print.IPPPrintService.isA
Another set of datapoints that may be helpful:
All under a clean install of Ubuntu 8.04 / HPLIP 2.8.2 / with a HP P1005.
1. Installing the printer with hplip results in the message:
"Device is busy or in an error state.
Please check the device and try again."
and HPLIP Status
Same problem with kpdf 0.5.9 / poppler 0.6.4
in mixed pdfs. displays the english fine, but displays garbage for the chinese.
System is a clean install of Kubuntu 8.04
xpdf works fine.
kpdf 0.5.6 / poppler 0.5.4 on Kubuntu 7.04 worked fine.
Am filing here as I assume the problem is also poppl
I have to eat my words and withdraw the comment above.
After re-reading Pedro Villavicencio comments above,
I re-checked what was installed and compared the 7.04 and 8.04 systems,
and discovered poppler-data was not on the 8.04 system.
So I installed it, and as if by miracle, Chinese appeared.
It is a problem.
The workaround is to have an exclude file with the line:
- .gvfs
Funnily,
- .gvfs/
did not work. Maybe it is not really a dir?
The solution above would also work with amended grammar. I think the format
for an exclude should be:
--exclude="- .gvfs"
or for just one home dir:
I should add, it is not a problem with rsync.
The problem is that .gvfs is (apparently) not behaving like a normal dir.
It does not say it is a link, but rsync seems to treat it like a lnk.
Assuming it stands for gnome virtual file system,
this is to be expected.
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rsync doesn't delete del
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kfind
When using KFind in Kubuntu 7.04
even if I check "use files index"
it does not appear to use the database
created by slocate/locate/updatedb
ie /var/slocate/slocate.db.
A search in KFind with "use files index" checked
is about as slow as one witho
Some Further information to help narrow down the problem source:
Problem:
Clean install of Kubuntu 7.04 on a IBM TP21.
If I try to just logout, it won't relogin.
But the following all work:
a. I can reboot this machine with no problem,
b. Using ctrl-alt-bspc performs a relogin with no problems.
Just to confirm on a clean Kubuntu 7.04 install, I get the messages in
system log:
Jun 26 14:46:21 tp21 kdm_greet[5121]: Can't open default user face
Jun 26 14:46:48 tp21 kdm_greet[5121]: Internal error: memory corruption detected
but with no apparent ill effects.
I have no user face.
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KDM de
I am using whatever video drivers are installed by default for an IBM TP21 with
graphics controller S3 Savage /IX-MV.
So I assume I am not using a propietary driver.
I should remind it does not happen under Ubuntu Feisty on the same machine.
The xorg.conf files are effectively the same.
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K
Let me add a few comments in support of packaging this for Ubuntu..
I had originally used CalDav to sync to my Google Calendars, but changed to
GCALDaemon.
1. GCALDaemon allows creation of a real, accessible offline copy of your
calendar (ics format),
versus the alternative for accessin
Public bug reported:
Up to 10.10, the boot console would display kernel messages
(as shown after boot by dmesg)
and boot log messages (as in /var/log/boot.log)
mixed together.
>From 11.04, the boot console only shows boot log messages,
the kernel messages are missing,
which leads to a mostly blac
With the greatest possible deference to the Bug Bot,
I have no idea which package.
The problem is no doubt caused by the interaction of various processes during
the boot process,
including grub, the kernel, loggers, plymouth etc.
However, out of deference and respect for the bug bot,
I will fil
I should also note that
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/972375/+editstatus
does not allow filing against multiple packages.
To require the user to make the decision in a situation like this
( where the source of the bug is not clear)
is a mistake.
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An extra datapoint:
I have had this problem for months. If I don't take action to shut down
processes etc TP410s running Kubuntu 12.04 will overheat and shutdown.
1.. Have made it less severe by setting power management to "Balanced" in the
bios.
But still happens more than daily.
2. Happens
To add to the above, installed thinkfan with a reasonable config file,in
particular specifying:
(127, 74, 32767)
which sets the fan to unregulated above 74C.
got to hear my fan under 12.04 for the first time I can remember.
Loaded the system, did slip above 90C a few times, but
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