I confirm the new DisplayPort cable resolved the 60Hz issue.
I am still testing Wayland to verify it resolves the issue when working on 3
monitors.
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Thank you Daniel.
I'm waiting for a new DisplayPort cable and let you know what happens.
Meanwhile I switched to Wayland the login. I was able to keep the
fractional scaling. I tried not to use it, but it's very hard for me to
use either 100% or 200%. They are definitely too extreme.
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> So that we can see more details, please run: [...]
I attached the xrandr output. Be advised the two monitors are using
different cables (HDMI and DisplayPort). I am going to buy a new
DisplayPort cable to further test this.
> Also we shouldn't be calling this a crash (per the title) unless
ther
> The closest thing to a reset that GNOME has is [...]
I did that but did not help.
> In theory that can happen due to different ports or cables measuring
> different bandwidth [...]
I did change three cables but I still see 60Hz on the second monitor and
30Hz on the third even if they come fr
> That sounds like bug 2084407 which is in progress.
Great to hear that. Meanwhile, I would like to know what to do when this
happens.
There is no documentation about resetting the monitors status to default in
this case.
> This file shows xdg-desktop-portal-gnome is crashing on login sometime
@paulw2u it makes sense, thank you. Since I could not use ubuntu-bug it
was difficult for me guessing the package name.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
I am not sure how to log this issue, but let's go.
This is a VM with Ubuntu 24.04 running over KVM (Ubuntu 24.04).
At the end of the attached journal, you can find the significant errors coming
from QXL.
This happens after hours or even days after booting, even if I am not
Public bug reported:
The problem is not on the machine from which I am submitting the bug.
The other machine hangs the xorg session, including mouse and keyboard,
when running 'ubuntu-bug' that I needed to submit a different issue.
The hang occurs as soon as I say (either yes or no doesn´t matte
Hi Mario, I strongly suggest to apply the workaround posted by Daniel:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2060268
I could see the issue after this but it's quite a while that it didn't show up.
I would keep this issue open to let some time pass and see if the above
workaround (p
Hi Daniel, I did apply the fix for the ghost screen and it worked.
Anyway, the main issue is still there.
After the black screen, the ubuntu desktop is mirrored instead of extended.
There is no way to restore the extended mode, other than detaching and
reattaching the hdmi cable of the second mo
In order to restore the monitors to "extend" I manually detached and
re-attached the hdmi cable of the second monitor.
I was confident that it could work, given that I verified to have installed the
updates that you linked me previously.
1. The session crashed with the sad monitor picture: "Oh n
Here is the screenshot of the wrong display configuration.
Currently I have two monitors attached, they are currently mirroring the same
screen and have the screen is currently larger than the monitor size (when I
move the mouse the screen scrolls).
** Attachment added: "Screenshot from 2024-08
This last attachment is the screenshot of the screen size. The
"transparent" area at the right cannot be seen in the monitors (which
are both 3840x2160)
** Attachment added: "Screenshot from 2024-08-07 15-03-19.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/2075525/+attachment/5803
@Daniel, after a while it just happened again:
- The tiling assistant is disabled:
$ gnome-extensions show tiling-assist...@ubuntu.com
tiling-assist...@ubuntu.com
Name: Ubuntu Tiling Assistant
Description: Expand GNOME's 2 column tiling and add a
Windows-snap-assist-inspired popup...
Path:
Public bug reported:
I have configured the host screen with two monitors extending the desktop.
They are both configured at 3840x2160, scale 150%, fractional scaling: yes.
After a period of inactivity, the screens get blanked as configured.
When I move the mouse and the screens unblank, sometimes
I already did it few days ago after reading the links, thank you for confirming
that.
If it happens again, I'll send you the log.
Thanks!
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Thank you Daniel. I verified that this morning the installed updates
also contained the list of updates you pointed to me.
What about the configuration swithching to mirror?
Is there any workaround for this?
Thanks!
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I agree it would make sense.
Basically you are saying that the fixes I applied resolve the bug of resetting
to the default configuration which leads to (let's assume) the mirror
configuration.
If this is correct, why the configuration in the display at this point still
shows me the "Extended" co
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