My workaround is to close chromium frequently (closing its x-window rather
than normal exit from the browser) and restart it, in order to save all my
open tabs. This seems to release the excess memory and CPU that is being
hogged by this atrocious piece of software.
On Tue, 26 Jan 2021, Fevri
the new version of Chromium seems to be a disaster when I try to go to
full screen in YouTube. It scatters parts of the screen amongst my
various virtual desktops and creates a huge mess, forcing me to kill
chromium from the command line.
On Fri, 30 Oct 2020, Olivier Tilloy wrote:
> Thanks f
thanks, I will try with the updated version and keep you posted
On Fri, 30 Oct 2020, Olivier Tilloy wrote:
> Thanks for the report Gerald, and sorry for the lack of a timely response.
> Is this still happening with the latest update available for Ubuntu 16.04
> (version 86.0.4240.75-0ubuntu0.16
yes I know that. I'm talking about gnome-control-center not saving the
settings.
On Fri, 11 Sep 2020, Daniel van Vugt wrote:
> Anything you want run automatically on login, try putting it in a script
> called:
>
> ~/.xsession
>
> or
>
> ~/.xinitrc
>
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I recently reproduced the same problem without using scaling, by connecting to
a different
external monitor. Now the problem exists in every video mode. Perhaps a
problem of compatibility with Sky Lake integrated graphics in Thinkpad X260
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zh-sg
The correct syntax would be
zh-cn
zh-sg
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For any who are affected by this, here is a work-around. I was able to add a
screen resolution
that was detected for my internal monitor, but not for the external one, using
xrandr --addmode.
It gets the width of the screen right, but truncates the bottom. However
panning makes the
bottom acce
Public bug reported:
after doing xrandr --output HDMI2 --scale wxh, using any values except
1x1, the screen becomes increasingly distorted when typing in an editor
window. The problem first appears as images of the previous cursor
position being left behind, but as typing continues, lines below t
I have the same bug in a recent build from xenial. I tried downgrading
xorg to precise, no difference, mouse still hits the wall when output to
internal monitor is turned off. If both monitors are turned on, the
problem does not occur. But I like to conserve my laptop screen when I
am connected
Sorry, I withdraw this bug. The solution is to turn off Evdev Wheel
Emulation. But maybe some other confused person can benefit from this.
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Public bug reported:
Horizontal scrolling with the middle trackpoint button on Thinkpad X260 does
not work as expected.
I noticed the problem in nedit, where holding the middle button while dragging
the cursor over the text to be copied is a fast way of copying text. But the
cursor does not m
I have this bug when I use xrandr to resize the output to the VGA
monitor, and then turn off the LVD using xrandr --output LVDS1 --off.
The mouse becomes confined to the left side of the monitor as soon I
turn off the LVD.
I have version 2:1.11.4-0ubuntu10.13 of xorg-server, where this problem
is
I have this bug when I use xrandr to resize the output to the VGA
monitor, and then turn off the LVD using xrandr --output LVDS1 --off.
The mouse becomes confined to the left side of the monitor as soon I
turn off the LVD.
I have version 2:1.11.4-0ubuntu10.13 of xorg-server, where this problem
is
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