For me the ’dbusproxy != NULL’ problem came up with some of The GIMP’s filters. After I uninstalled Unity and all the packages it had pulled (probably from the PPA), the error went away. Hope this helps some of you too.

Sorry, meant my other right, the left panel in the above, of course. :)

This affects me too, if by the ”reloading” Jorge means that the top and right panels are stuck in an endless loop of disappearing and reappearing. Doesn’t respond to mouse clicks either; no other way to exit than to switch to another VT and killall gnome-session.

I created a new test user to make sure it’s nothing in my settings and he’s affected too.

fusermount -u $obexfs_mounted_directory works fine in Lucid.

As the summary says: when a user opens a new, empty tab, it opens next to the rightmost of tabs currently open in the browser. This is inconsistent with the way links in new tabs are opened, which is to have them next to the currently active tab.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Open multiple tabs in the browser.
2. Select the leftmost tab.
3. Press Ctrl + T.

Expected result:
Have a new, empty tab next to the leftmost tab.

Actual result:
The new, empty tab opens next to the rightmost tab.

Still present in current Lucid.

I have a DVD which, under Karmic, caused Ogmrip to behave the way described above. After upgrading to Lucid today, with Ogmrip 0.13.4-0ubuntu1, I was able to rip the disc without the problem of a huge log file being generated.

The rip seems to have resulted in a misscaled copy though: I’ve set the maximum resolution to 320×240 in the profile I used, yet Ogmrip generated a 720×567 MP4. Therefore I’m not yet sure if the above issue has been fixed in Lucid’s version of Ogmrip, or if the success I had with this rip was merely due to Ogmrip not doing any scaling for some reason. I’ll try to look into it and will post more if I can verify either.