Okay, shouldn’t this be marked as duplicate of #10905 then? I’ll do that just now, revert if you feel differently.

Sebastien, I interpret your comment meaning this is a duplicate, but I don’t see another bug connected to this. Was this intentional or did you just forget? I’d like to subscribe to the one you think this is a duplicate of, but can’t see which one it is.

As reported by the developer at Gnome’s Bugzilla, this has been fixed upstream. https://launchpad.net/~pedrocastro/+archive/ppa/ has packages with the fix implemented. (I’ve tried 1.1.0.2-1ppa1~lucid1 and can confirm that it does indeed fix the issue.)

(Pasting this from my upstream report.)

The ’All Video Files’ filter, used when opening a video, filters out .flv video files. With the ’All Files’ filter, .flv’s open just fine, so the underlying support is there – the ’All Video Files’ filter just doesn’t know it.

Affects versions up to and including the one currently in Natty.

The ’All Video Files’ filter, used when opening a video, filters out .flv video files. With the ’All Files’ filter, .flv’s open just fine, so the underlying support is there – the ’All Video Files’ filter just doesn’t know it.

Hi,

The PPA description should read ”Test versions of clamav and its dependencies”, not ”it’s dependencies”.

Confirming this on Lucid. I use Alt-F2 and ’killall gnome-panel’ to bring the panel back.

When I click on the volume slider of an app such as Totem or Rhythmbox, the multimedia keys on my keyboard cease to function until I click outside the app’s volume slider to deactivate it. This doesn’t involve just the keys I’ve mapped to control the volume but all the multimedia keys. Also, I have a feeling I’ve seen this with other active elements (i.e. not just the application volume sliders), but I can’t recall those specifics right now. I’ll add them to this report if I find them.

I’m running up-to-date Lucid (amd64).

I suspect this could be related to Bug #388547, but thought I’d report this as separate first and let wiser minds decide on whether this is a duplicate.

The Overview page currently says:

”The simplest way to download and install:
$ easy_install -U gkeyring”

However, this results in an ”error: can’t create or remove files in install directory” because easy_install needs write access to /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/. So the command actually needs to be

$ sudo easy_install -U gkeyring”

or, the prompt should be a # indicating root priviliges:

# easy_install -U gkeyring”

After recent changes in Jamendo’s streaming service, it’s no longer possible to seek forward nor backward in playing time of their Vorbis streams using Totem. VLC however lets me seek just as before. Also, seeking does work if I opt the stream as MP3.

My main desktop is an up-to-date Lucid, and I’ve also reproduced this in a virtual Maverick.

Set up: have Jamendo stream using external player, with Vorbis+m3u or Vorbis+xspf. Associate said playlist format with Totem. Start streaming, try to skip time within the playing track.

I’ve found an upstream bug which seems related: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=629212#. I didn’t link it straight away because I’m not sure if it’s the exact same one as this.