Issues I got so far in Trusty

[NM5TF]

my biggest issue is with missing decoders in Audacious for playing .wav
files....it used to work until latest apt-get update/upgrade....now Audacious
is unusable....running linux kernel 3.12.0-1

have already tried remove & re-install Audacious with no luck...

VLC still works correctly so pulse audio working correctly....

see occasional screen tearing/gpu lockup even after installing
nVidia-current....

[mc4man]

Sporadic disappearing mouse cursor.

Ubuntu not logging in automatically, it boots to unity greeter, and I have to manually login. This also happens sporadically.

Plugin indicators crash, or won't show up (gear icon, time).
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The invisible cursor bug from 13.10 remains active in 14.04 though I didn't see it as often, now never as i've disabled the g-s-d cursor plugin till it gets fixed, if ever (no real activity on bug report

The missing session & datetime indicators was fixed though ocaasionally am missing datetime, if that continues will need a new report

my biggest issue is with missing decoders in Audacious for playing .wav
files....it used to work until latest apt-get update/upgrade....now Audacious
is unusable....running linux kernel 3.12.0-1

have already tried remove & re-install Audacious with no luck...

VLC still works correctly so pulse audio working correctly....

see occasional screen tearing/gpu lockup even after installing
nVidia-current....

There should be new builds for some media players now that libav9 is in trusty (still in -proposed I believe
Here have no issue with audacious though am using Aud 3.4.2 based on libav9, though never have seen that any add. 'decoder' is needed for .wav

[NM5TF]

this is REALLY bizarre.....

Audacious is now working without any input or intervention on my part.....

FYI....this is Audacious v 3.4.1-1

Hard to believe something took over 4 hrs to affect Audacious since I
re-installed this morning.....very strange...but happy with result, at least
until next kernel upgrade...

Tommy

[rrnbtter]

Greetings,

this is REALLY bizarre.....
Audacious is now working without any input or intervention on my part.....
Hard to believe something took over 4 hrs to affect Audacious since I
re-installed this morning.....very strange...but happy with result, at least
until next kernel upgrade...
Tommy

Wednesday of last week I was trying to convert a video with Devede and was getting a missing decoder error message even though I wasn't working with an encrypted video. I had to use DVDFab in Windows. Friday I got a Libav update and it has worked fine since. I suspect that same decoder was your problem given that Linux programs use much the same libraries. It's a fact though that VLC has its own decoders.

[kevpan8152]

Keep in mind that this is an LTS (Long Term Support) Release so some changes to the OS are Deferred until 14.10. In reality, a NON-LTS Pre-Alpha is usually more Troublesome than a LTS Pre-Alpha.

[kevpan8152]

my biggest issue is with missing decoders in Audacious for playing .wav
files....it used to work until latest apt-get update/upgrade....now Audacious
is unusable....running linux kernel 3.12.0-1

have already tried remove & re-install Audacious with no luck...

VLC still works correctly so pulse audio working correctly....

see occasional screen tearing/gpu lockup even after installing
nVidia-current....

Have you tried the Trusty PPA Mainline Kernel at http://kernel.Ubuntu.com/kernel-ppa/mainline/ ?

To install it, download the 3 files for your system, put them in a Sub-Folder called kernel inside your home folder, open up Terminal, do a CD kernel, finally do a sudo dpkg -i *