Timothy, does your harware setup match? You’re using the internal Nvidia graphics and not an add-on card?

Thanks Frédéric!

I just tested kernel 3.0.0, and although the issue went away, this didn’t reveal as much as it could have, because I had to run GDM in safe mode.

I have a desktop with two users, both of whom have Me TV set up. At some during configuration, one of the users has had her channels split among the channel pages so that each page is occupied by just one channel. This makes switching channels via the GUI a bit harder than it has to be, as you always first have to find the correct page for the desired channel.

I haven’t found a way to change the page each channel is showed on so that I could rearrange them into pages having more than one channel each.

The other user’s setup has multiple channels on each page as desired, so I figured copying me-tv.db from this user to the other would do the trick. But it turns out doing just that doesn’t copy the pages setup. So where is it stored? Alternatively, how can I rearrange the channels in pages?

I just reported Bug #840266 and thought I’d mention it here as it bears some resemblance to this one.

This is an up-to-date Lucid on an Asus M2N68-AM Plus.

With the stock Firefox (3.6.21), when http://www.new7wonders.com/image-gallery?id=21&post_id=5077 is opened, cpu load increases significantly, mouse pointer movement becomes jerky and finally the system freezes. Sometimes (maybe 1/3 of freezes) the display also goes black. At this point Alt+PrtScr+REISUB works but nothing else. On the M2N68-AM Plus this seems to happen every time, whereas on my other system (an ancient Shuttle, a SS56G I think) it never happens (though the page still does burn cpu quite heavily).

I tried older release kernels down to 2.6.32-27, and the issue remained. I have yet to try newer ones.

I also tried disabling Flash, and the issue remained.

I’m attaching an apport, and a syslog that says the Oops is because ”unable to handle kernel paging request”. This leads me to suspect this might be the same issue as Bug #834629, but as the circumstances do differ significantly, I decided to report this separately.

I now tried it in Natty, and while at it, in Oneiric as well. In both, GIMP still does exhibit the problem.

I gave it a spin in Natty and yes, the issue is still there. Also, the upstream bug I mentioned seems to be the right one for this, as the discussion there also involves Jamendo’s Ogg streams. I’ll update this one accordingly.

What’s worse is qtpfsgui suggests (or whines, as Darxus more eloquently put it) I look into documentation, and there it tells me ”Linux users have to checkout [hugin] project’s subversion repository and compile the sources”. Perhaps it was helpful at one point, but now it’s so outdated it’s become badly misleading.

(This on Lucid, at least.)

Hi,

The Pinta PPA description currently says: ”It’s goal”. It should say ”Its goal”. (Description inside the package itself has this right.)

Is the PPA still being maintained? I’m asking because ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 currently has version 0.8-1, but I’d rather use your PPA because Pinta’s all I’m interested in.