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["Martin J. Marsh" <1542974@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

For some reason Process Manager in system Monitor shows that PulseAudio
is showing an abnormally high level of usage, but I'm not using any
audio for most of the time when browsing.

OK, still using Ubuntu 12.04, when newer versions are available (though
might be too much for an old Pentium 4), but there has to be some reason
why, using the same T-Mobile mobile dongle as before and going to more
or less the same pages, my connection has just recently got very slow
indeed. Do I need an anti-spyware and anti-virus clean-out I wonder, but
I have been told by Ubuntu enthusiasts that Unix, Debian or Linux based
systems are not so vulnerable.

Since installing this 12.04 version of Ubuntu after using 10.04, I've
been wondering if it was a "dumbed-down" version from the start, as the
system does not seem to have the same capabilities as previously, does
not recognize my mobile Broadband connection (via Sakis3g) even when it
is active and working for web pages and downloads.  Software center
cannot be properly used because the web connection is not recognized.
The "right-click" on my mouse seems to offer less options than
previously.  Web pages are getting slower and slower to load.

System Description: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS  Release 12.04

** Affects: modemmanager (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Firefox gets slower & slower in Ubuntu 12.04

Status in modemmanager package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  For some reason Process Manager in system Monitor shows that
  PulseAudio is showing an abnormally high level of usage, but I'm not
  using any audio for most of the time when browsing.

  OK, still using Ubuntu 12.04, when newer versions are available
  (though might be too much for an old Pentium 4), but there has to be
  some reason why, using the same T-Mobile mobile dongle as before and
  going to more or less the same pages, my connection has just recently
  got very slow indeed. Do I need an anti-spyware and anti-virus clean-
  out I wonder, but I have been told by Ubuntu enthusiasts that Unix,
  Debian or Linux based systems are not so vulnerable.

  Since installing this 12.04 version of Ubuntu after using 10.04, I've
  been wondering if it was a "dumbed-down" version from the start, as
  the system does not seem to have the same capabilities as previously,
  does not recognize my mobile Broadband connection (via Sakis3g) even
  when it is active and working for web pages and downloads.  Software
  center cannot be properly used because the web connection is not
  recognized. The "right-click" on my mouse seems to offer less options
  than previously.  Web pages are getting slower and slower to load.

  System Description: Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS  Release 12.04

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