| 2009-06-23 13:28:21 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2009-06-23 13:50:03 |
Raffaele Carillo |
summary |
Gnome doesn't emit any sound at logout |
Gnome doesn't emit any sound at logout and at shutdown |
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| 2009-06-23 13:50:03 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome logout does not emit any sounds, but it is the PC bus to emit a "beep", despite the sound of logout (included in the theme of the sounds of Ubuntu) is active. |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (Preferences > Sounds) |
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| 2009-06-23 17:29:47 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (Preferences > Sounds) |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds). |
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| 2009-06-23 17:45:03 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds). |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000. |
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| 2009-06-24 21:15:29 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug task added |
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gnome-session |
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| 2009-06-24 21:29:03 |
Raffaele Carillo |
summary |
Gnome doesn't emit any sound at logout and at shutdown |
Gnome doesn't emit any sound at logout/shutdown |
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| 2009-06-24 21:53:51 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000. |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000. |
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| 2009-06-24 21:54:50 |
Raffaele Carillo |
hundredpapercuts: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-06-24 21:55:40 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-06-25 08:23:37 |
Vish |
hundredpapercuts: status |
Confirmed |
Incomplete |
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| 2009-06-25 11:10:53 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000. |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can resolve this by giving problema.Basta terminal "sudo gedit / etc / gdm / PostSession / Default" file in question you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add on the last line: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-logout"
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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| 2009-06-25 11:12:33 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug task added |
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libcanberra |
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| 2009-06-25 11:31:20 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can resolve this by giving problema.Basta terminal "sudo gedit / etc / gdm / PostSession / Default" file in question you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add on the last line: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play --id="desktop-logout"
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can solve the problem partly because the beeps remain during logout with shutdown, at least the sound of normal logout and then you hear is already a small step forward.
You only have to be terminal "sudo gedit / etc / gdm / PostSession / Default" file that you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add the last line above: / usr / bin / canberra-gtk-play - id = desktop-logout "
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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| 2009-07-27 10:23:29 |
Raffaele Carillo |
libcanberra: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-07-28 18:31:05 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can solve the problem partly because the beeps remain during logout with shutdown, at least the sound of normal logout and then you hear is already a small step forward.
You only have to be terminal "sudo gedit / etc / gdm / PostSession / Default" file that you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add the last line above: / usr / bin / canberra-gtk-play - id = desktop-logout "
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can solve the problem partly because the beeps remain during logout with shutdown, at least the sound of normal logout and then you hear is already a small step forward.
You only have to be terminal "sudo gedit /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default" file that you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add the last line above: / usr / bin / canberra-gtk-play - id = desktop-logout "
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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| 2009-07-28 20:15:08 |
Raffaele Carillo |
description |
Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can solve the problem partly because the beeps remain during logout with shutdown, at least the sound of normal logout and then you hear is already a small step forward.
You only have to be terminal "sudo gedit /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default" file that you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add the last line above: / usr / bin / canberra-gtk-play - id = desktop-logout "
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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Gnome during logout (and during the shutdown of the PC) does not emit any sound, but the bios of the PC emits a "beep", despite the sound of logout and shutdown (included in package sound theme
"Ubuntu-sounds") is active in the options of sound preferences (System > Preferences > Sounds).
This bug has been present for Gusty and it is confirmed by the requests for reactivation of the sound of logout by users of the forum who could not reactivate it because installing the package "esound" requires the removal of "Ubuntu-desktop" and "PulseAudio-esound - compat "in the subsequent release of Hardy.
After a little more detailed searches with Google, I discovered that the package is problematic "libcanberra", "canberra-gtk-play" and "gnome-session-canberra" who operate the sounds of login and logout, only that "gnome - canberra-session "and" canberra-gtk-play "are not present in Launchpad. Furthermore, "canberra-gtk-play" is not even in the source software Jaunty.
In Jaunty only you can solve the problem partly because the beeps remain during logout with shutdown, at least the sound of normal logout and then you hear is already a small step forward.
You only have to be terminal "sudo gedit /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default" file that you should be presented as follows:
#! / bin / sh
PATH = "/ usr/bin/X11: / usr/X11R6/bin: / opt/X11R6/bin: $ PATH: / bin: / usr / bin"
OLD_IFS = $ IFS
gdmwhich () (
COMMAND = "$ 1"
OUTPUT =
IFS =:
for dir in $ PATH
do
if test-x "$ dir / $ COMMAND"; then
if test "x $ OUTPUT" = "x", then
OUTPUT = "$ dir / $ COMMAND"
fi
fi
done
IFS = $ OLD_IFS
echo "$ OUTPUT"
)
exit 0
Just add the last line above: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play - id = "desktop-logout "
I think that a "beep" of the pc is not very user-friendly, even the sounds may serve to give a good initial impression of the OS in use, mainly because the beep during shutdown is only used by the operating systems created before the year 2000.
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| 2009-07-28 20:34:24 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug watch added |
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http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=539840 |
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| 2009-07-28 20:34:24 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug task added |
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gnome-settings-daemon |
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| 2009-07-28 21:14:10 |
Bug Watch Updater |
gnome-settings-daemon: status |
Unknown |
Fix Released |
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| 2009-07-30 22:18:42 |
Bernhard |
hundredpapercuts: status |
Incomplete |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-07-31 08:52:01 |
Raffaele Carillo |
bug watch added |
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http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=528812 |
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| 2009-07-31 08:52:01 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: importance |
Undecided |
Unknown |
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| 2009-07-31 08:52:01 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: status |
Confirmed |
Unknown |
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| 2009-07-31 08:52:01 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: remote watch |
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GNOME Bug Tracker #528812 |
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| 2009-07-31 09:04:29 |
Bug Watch Updater |
gnome-session: status |
Unknown |
New |
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| 2009-07-31 09:12:59 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-09-04 09:40:15 |
Raffaele Carillo |
hundredpapercuts: status |
Confirmed |
In Progress |
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| 2009-09-04 09:40:21 |
Raffaele Carillo |
hundredpapercuts: status |
In Progress |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-09-04 09:40:25 |
Raffaele Carillo |
gnome-session: status |
Confirmed |
In Progress |
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| 2009-09-04 09:40:28 |
Raffaele Carillo |
libcanberra: status |
Confirmed |
In Progress |
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| 2009-10-08 12:23:19 |
Raffaele Carillo |
attachment added |
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Gdm configuration file containing the fix http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33294434/Default |
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| 2009-10-08 12:23:40 |
Raffaele Carillo |
hundredpapercuts: status |
Confirmed |
Fix Released |
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| 2009-10-08 12:24:45 |
Raffaele Carillo |
libcanberra: status |
In Progress |
Fix Committed |
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| 2009-10-08 12:24:54 |
Raffaele Carillo |
libcanberra: status |
Fix Committed |
Fix Released |
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| 2009-12-06 20:24:23 |
Raffaele Carillo |
hundredpapercuts: status |
Fix Released |
In Progress |
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| 2009-12-30 23:07:49 |
Raffaele Carillo |
libcanberra: status |
Fix Released |
In Progress |
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| 2010-01-16 15:45:54 |
Vish |
hundredpapercuts: status |
In Progress |
Fix Released |
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| 2010-01-16 15:48:06 |
Vish |
marked as duplicate |
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214370 |
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