Public bug reported:
Everything's been great for a couple of months on this new machine
Yesterday or the day before it started locking up hard, spontaneously, without
high load.
X11 freezes. Keyboard is unresponsive. Sound still worked for a while once.
I accept updates when they arrive. Recen
The last crash before I reported this was just before hard-rebooting
around time 2024-01-25 19:30
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Title:
T14s Gen4 Intel under 23.1
** Description changed:
Everything's been great for a couple of months on this new machine
Yesterday or the day before it started locking up hard, spontaneously,
without high load.
X11 freezes. Keyboard is unresponsive. Sound still worked for a while once.
- I accept updates when the
Agreed. This bug went away with an update a long time ago.
** Changed in: inkscape
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Changed in: inkscape (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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On Ubuntu 13.10, since last reboot, Emacs started not accepting my compose key.
Emacs complains in the mini-buffer that `` is undefined''. It has
always worked up to now.
It works fine in the terminal.
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... continued:
By the way, I'm using the latest Banshee updates on Ubuntu 14.04.
I think 5 times per hour is an underestimate of the actual crash rate.
If I start banshee from a terminal, I get similar crash output to that in the
log file, but including
[Warn 22:57:23.115] Caught an exceptio
Public bug reported:
Initiating a bug report as follows
$ ubuntu-bug linux
results in the following problem:
ERROR: hook /usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_linux.py crashed:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/apport/report.py", line 197, in _run_hook
Public bug reported:
Here's what happens when I try to run evince under 15.04. No evince
window comes up. Instead, just:
> evince
No protocol specified
** (evince:22430): WARNING **: Could not open X display
No protocol specified
gdk_mir_display_open
Failed to connect to Mir: Failed to connec
Yes. Though its symlinked from /home.
Your reconfigure solves the problem.
Is the behaviour I experienced all as it should be, then?
thanks,
Chris
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gnome-terminal fails to launch from within a tmux session.
I experience the following in the latest 15.04:
gnome-terminal &
( launches fine)
tmux
(starts tmux shell)
gnome-terminal
(fails with following error)
Error constructing proxy for org.gnome.Terminal:/org/
Public bug reported:
In fresh 15.04 install, trying to restart cups-browsed fails with:
restart: Unable to connect to Upstart: Failed to connect to socket
/com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refus
However, things seem to be working; I see my BrowsePoll printers and can
print to them.
ProblemType: B
This problem exists still in 15.04. If this is a lightdm problem, what
should be done next?
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Title:
Login timed out after waking
Nazar Mokrynskyi reported "Banshee crashes on start, on track changing, on
setting rating of the track, on removing track from the library."
For me, it's more often just random, either between songs or in the middle of
one. But it's frequent, e.g. 5 times per hour in steady use.
I'm attaching
And now, late June, after more updates??! Printing through browsepoll is
back, once again.
(I would like to avoid the flakey changes and regressions in my printing, in
favour of stability.)
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I believe this problem may have resolved itself, just recently, with
15.04 updates. It used to occur most of the time, and very recently it
hasn't at all.
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... to follow up: in fact, it has not resolved itself in the 15.04
release. Often, things work better in that as soon as the machine waits
up, it is waiting for a fingerprint scan. However, the rest of the time,
it hangs for a tens of seconds with the "authentication has timed out"
error message, a
It arrived in raring updates and works on my system. Thank you.
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[ffe] unplugging an external monitor fro
Still, in the released 13.04, automatic/scheduled backup is not working.
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After the last update, the scheduling of déjà-d
/usr/bin/paperconf
gives me:
letter
But that's not what I get when I use the "geometry" package without
specifying a paper size.
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tected driver: pdftex
[1{/var/lib/texmf/fonts/map/pdftex/updmap/pdftex.map}] (./tmp1.aux)
)
Output written on tmp1.pdf (1 page, 10916 bytes).
Transcript written on tmp1.log.
The output tmp1.pdf is in A4 size.
On Mon, 19 Nov 2012, Norbert Preining wrote:
> On Mo, 19 Nov 2012, Christopher B
>> (/home/cpbl/texmf/tex/maybeMissing/geometry/geometry.cfg)) (./tmp1.aux)
> ^
>
> what does this file say? Maybe by chance something about A4???
> Is it so hard to read the output?
Insult warranted.
I did a "locate" on geometry.cfg, foun
With external monitor plugged in, if I use the monitors control to turn
off the external (rather than unplugging it), I get the same bug.
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In both Chromium and Firefox, and on more than one website (I was trying
web meeting software, including openmeetings and one commercial service
that is entirely web-based), the web page hangs when a little window
pops up to ask about permission to access the video camera and
Are there any workarounds on 13.04 Raring?
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Title:
"Adobe Flash Player Settings" dialog does not respond to mouse clicks
Installed gnome-shell on my latest 13.04 laptop. Logged in using "gnome
fallback -- no effects". Flash dialog DOES NOT WORK still.
I can tab through the buttons in the flash dialog, e.g. to highlight "accept".
Pressing space or enter does nothing.
If I then click on Accept, it simply becomes un
Elias Aarnio: I do not see how your advice is different from what I
wrote I had just tried (which failed.)
Workaround:
For those desperate enough for a workaround, I can suggest this: install
Google Chrome. Unlike Chromium and other browsers, it has its Flash
built-in. Its Flash popup works fine
I have the same problem in the latest 13.04.
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anymore
This problem went away after later updates.
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Status: New => Fix Released
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Emacs star
One (evenlessfree) workaround is to use Google Chrome rather than
Chromium or Firefox.
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adobe flash plugin han
I still get maximised windows moving around from one monitor to another
without permission, sometimes, but the simple example in this
demonstration (video) no longer fails. ie in a recent update, this bug
has been fixed.
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
** Changed i
Yes, I still see it on the latest main-stream updates for 13.04. I haven't
tried a special PPA.
Thanks,
c
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In the latest 13.04 update, if I click on the audo volume icon in my
upper panel, I see "Banshee" (which launches Banshee if I click on it)
and underneath that the same few controls which would start and stop
tracks if Banshee were running.
When I click on the start/play icon
This only happens sometimes. I am marking my own bug incomplete until I
can narrow down the reproducibility.
** Changed in: banshee (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Create new text document with contents "Hello, World".
Turn on change tracking (under Edit).
Select Find and Replace (under Edit).
Put "Hello" (no quotes) in both the find and the replace boxes.
Click on "More".
Put cursor in Replace box.
Click on Format.
Set it to, say Italic
I just tried again and find the same results I advertised.
Why does my first entry not specify the version of LibreOffice?
The "Help-About" box in LibreOffice says: Version 3.6.2.2 (Build ID:
360m1(Build:2))
So.. Since my report said "not installed" (ie I was just using the
Libreoffice that c
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Status: Incomplete => Opinion
** Changed in: libreoffice (Ubuntu)
Status: Opinion => Incomplete
** Changed in: libreoffice (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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After some amount of time working, or especially after a suspend-awake
cycle, the gnome network manager controls under the network icon on my
top bar stops working. When I click on it, I get a normal list of
wired/wireless choices. But selecting something (e.g. to turn the
net
Righto. Here it is, just as described.
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- Network manager becomes partly unresponsive
+ Network manager applet becomes partly unresponsive
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Hi Christopher Penalver.
The application locks up and I have to destroy the process. Maybe could
you explain why you are saying there's no infinite loop? I gave both a
theory for why it happens and evidence of it happening, so more
explanation from you to explain my mistake would be kind.
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** Summary changed:
- boot stops on Asus Eee x101CH with lubuntu 12.10
+ boot stops on Asus Eee x101CH with (l)ubuntu 12.10
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I'm using fprint package for finger-print authentication.
Half the time when my laptop recovers from suspend, I am able to enter a
password (or, after pressing Enter, a finger print instead).
But half the time when it recovers from suspend, the lightdm (?) login screen
in
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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ibus breaks emacs24 control-space keybinding
Status in
When this problem occurs (most of the time), the machine wakes without
the fingerprint sensor activated (no light), but the login gui screen
prompt says something like "swipe your finger". It very quickly gives
up, and then says Authentication Timed Out and makes me wait a LONG
time. Note that dur
I have submitted this bug:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77110 and tried to link it
to the affected packages section here on launchpad.
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #77110
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77110
** Changed in: fprintd
Importance: U
Public bug reported:
About 10 seconds after I unlock my screen following a screen lock, and after
everything seems fine for some seconds and I have normal operation, the screen
blacks out for a couple of seconds.
This is a software, not hardware issue, but I'm only guessing at the right
packag
A clarification: several seconds after unlocking the session, the screen
blacks out until a key is pressed (rather than for just a couple of
seconds, as inititally reported). That is, it seems a screensaver is
being reinitiated, although it doesn't require another authentication in
order to exit
This problem continues to be embarrassing under 14.04
My evidence for it being a fprintd bug is that the one thing I can do while it
is "hung" being timed out is to switch to another user (top right menu). If I
do that, the login skips fingerprint access (but password login works okay)
until th
Public bug reported:
I access printers via cups browsed.
I can print to them from the command line,
e.g.
lp -U myusername -d mcgill-mono -o sides=two-sided-long-edge $2 $3 $4
/tmp/myfile.ps
but from the system print dialog, they show up but are unusable.
If I click on one, the box just waits fo
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A setup which worked in 13.04 fails in 14.04: Straightforward use of a skydome
image in the rotating cube of compiz.
Rather than show a background image, there is no just screen corruption when
rotating the cube.
Not sure why I bothered checking -- but I did, and this is a
I have just done an update, and rebooted, and the functionality of Ctrl-
space in emacs is restored. (14.04LTS)
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Title:
ibus breaks
Public bug reported:
the following two commands:
touch newfile.odt
libreoffice newfile.odt
when newfile.odt did not previously exist brings up the Writer with a
non-empty file. It is filled with a bunch of junk as "Preformatted
Text", including the words Root Entry.
This behaviour is not good.
I realise "touch" does not create a valid LO file. But no error is
raised. Instead, garbage is given. I am reporting the behaviour as
anomalous. I think it 's a bug.
By the way, I don't think launching with lowriter allows you to start with a
new *named* file any more than calling with "libreof
I may have the same problem. I'm running up to date 13.04, but Ubuntu,
not Lubuntu. When I boot, I cannot log in until I delete .Xauthority
using a tty session. This happens every reboot.
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Even after reboot, the display manager does not allow me to include my
laptop's own display in the desktop.
After upgrading and updating (13.10), I was using my external monitor
and everything was great but after just plugging into a projector, the
internal display went off a
Your command fixed the problem.!
It turned on the LVDS1 but not in a good configuration. The monitor
settings gui then allowed me to adjust things, without forcing the LVDS1
back off.
Thank you!
What next?
c
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 3:47 AM, Chris Wilson wrote:
> Hmm, it is still being reported
Public bug reported:
Using the latest 13.04, I open Settings, and under "Mouse and Touchpad",
I change the speed of the touchpad pointer from its middling value to
the maximum on the scale.
It has an immediate effect; I can now scroll across my screen without
lifting my finger.
However, within a
Whoo. By what means, if not xrandr? I'm certainly changing screen rotation
sometimes, though not by choice. One of the many things that's buggy or
become buggy on this wretched machine (ie combo of hardware and software)
is that when I undock my laptop from its dockingstation (and possibly in
othe
Oh, well, that's true that it has happened when I'm docked to an
external display, but it has also happened when I'm not connected to
anything.
The title of this bug has apparently been changed to relate only to the
rotated display. From my pov, that's premature.
Chris Wilson, there's no /sys/c
I had another (long) episode of this bug, and there were no files matching
/sys/class/drm/card0*/error
Also, this was on a laptop without any external display whatsoever.
However, it is true that the internal display, which comes up black with only a
useless mouse cursor, was rotated for some rea
I tried your steps and they were not sufficient to cause the problem on
my machine.
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GPU hangs during log
Public bug reported:
On the latest 13.10, I am using Deja-Dup to do a complete restore but to
a custom location.
I click on the Other location option, to choose a custom one. My
location is on an sshfs-mounted drive. The location is
/home/meuser/mysshfsmount/RestoreOct2013
When I click OK on the
Public bug reported:
After some hours, deja dup fails every time on backups with the error:
Could not restore ‘/home/user/.cache/deja-dup/metadata’: File not
found in backup
I do not understand this, and am not clear how far it has gone
successfully. I would like it to finish with "Success"
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1217959 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1217959
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1217959
'metadata' file not found when creating backup
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Public bug reported:
In 13.10, xsetwacom is correctly setting other features of my Wacom
Bamboo P&T tablet.
However, it ignores the rotate parameter. For instance, the following
does nothing
xsetwacom set "Wacom Bamboo 2FG 4x5 Finger touch" Rotate ccw
so I cannot get my tablet mapped to my exte
So this problem seems consistent on 12.10, 13.04 and also 13.10.
What can we do to fix it or characterize it better?
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I'm trying to restore a drive from a USB external disk to a cifs-mounted folder.
After several files are written, deja-dup dies with "unknown error":
The built-in dialog says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/duplicity", line 1414, in
with_tempdir(mai
** Description changed:
- I'm trying to restore a drive from a USB external disk to a cifs-mounted
folder.
- After several files are written, deja-dup dies with "unknown error":
-
- The built-in dialog says:
+ I'm trying to restore my home folder from a USB external disk to a
cifs-mounted folde
** Summary changed:
- deja-dup fails on restore, writing symlinks on a cfis mount
+ deja-dup fails on restore, writing symlinks on a CIFS mount
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This is occuring when I change users, and when I log in from the login GUI, but
not 100% of the time (!).
It just started yesterday.
Boot brings up the graphical login screen normally. I log in with the
primary/only user, and the screen goes very dark and I get just a mous
Public bug reported:
While restoring an entire backup, there are options to "Cancel" or "Resume
later".
Clicking on "resume later" does nothing.
This, combine wth the fact that if it temporarily loses its connection
to the backup, it cannot recover, means that you cannot interrupt it
safely.
I
I don't have this problem anymore.
I'm using 13.10 and back up to SSH and to a USB disk.
(In fact, I have recently recovered all my data after a laptop theft, thanks to
deja-dup).
So. Is anyone following this bug having the problem on 12.10? 13.04?
13.10?
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@jpeddicord: I do not see a copy of the workaround for this in your
original report. I also cannot find it in the link you give to another
bug. That workaround seems to address the cursor movement problem, but
not the two-finger scrolling problem. Would you be able to report what,
exactly, you di
Public bug reported:
During a full restore, the progress dialog disappeared while I was away from my
computer.
When I returned, I found a system crash dialog reporting that something had
gone wrong with deja-dup, yet there was no message from deja dup either about
success nor failure of the re
Well, it doesn't happen to me under 13.04 or 13.10. Don't remembrer whether it
was resolved on 12.10.
To the other user with this problem -- do you still have it, or can we close it
as fixed?
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On an Asus EeePC under 13.10, the regression beginning in 13.04 remains.
The externa monitor and its resolution options seem to be recognized,
but actually choosing a configuration with extended desktop gives screen
corruption, or other problems.
The mirrored display seems t
I spoke too soon. It happened again with an external projector, and
this time using your command brings both displays back, in an
overlapping configuration, but if I then try to adjust anything with the
monitors tool, it turns off my laptop display.
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Latest 13.10. The laptop comes up with a dialog saying it is shortly
going to suspend and then some time later it does suspend. Yet my
preferences in gnome-power-manager are clearly NEVER to suspend
automatically when on AC power. This happens every time.
ProblemType: Bug
Di
I also have this problem on 13.04.
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Login often fails
Status in “lightdm” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Status in “unity”
This problem exists in 13.04 too.
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Smooth (per-pixel) scrolling unavailable on X230 touchpad
Status
This problem exists in 13.04 too.
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Title:
Jumpy Mouse Cursor using Thinkpad X230 (+X230t) Touchpad
Status i
Public bug reported:
Resolution and behaviour looks okay on my Eee PC, until I close the lid.
On awakening from sleep, the screen is entirely unusable. Restarting X
results gives back a desktop, windows, etc, but it's all at the wrong
resolution, and not a matter of changing settings. Reboot neede
Public bug reported:
With updated 13.04 beta, unplugging an external monitor from laptop results in
corrupted screen. Logging out fixes it.
A screen capture looks normal (not like what the display is showing!).
Plugging an external monitor in does not produce any similar problem.
ProblemType:
Reported upstream to
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65056
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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65056
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I'm attaching a video to show the performance under 13.04 on my netbook.
It's practically unusable under these (essentially default) unity
settings. It was fine (in that regard) under 12.04.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: xorg 1:7.7+1ubuntu4
ProcVersio
Public bug reported:
New in 13.04, on a laptop with wifi (in addition to being wired), when
the login gui comes up on boot-up, I can no longer simply type in my
password to log in.
This is because a wifi authentication window pops up, asking for a
password for my wifi connection. Worse, it does
Plugging the monitor back in now returns the screen to normal.
I'm attaching video of the corruption.
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Public bug reported:
I'm at McGill.
Under 12.04 I just typed (with sudo) once
cupsctl BrowsePoll=cups.ncs.mcgill.ca:631
cupsctl Browsing=On
and restarted the cups server and then lpstat -p listed the printers I
could use, and lp -U... -d mcgill_mono etc would send my jobs to the
printer.
This
Hi. Thank you!!
But this does not work:
$ apt-cache policy cups-browsed
cups-browsed:
Installed: 1.0.31-0ubuntu2
Candidate: 1.0.31-0ubuntu2
Version table:
*** 1.0.31-0ubuntu2 0
500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ raring/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
$ m
Happened with Ubuntu 13.04. Very shortly thereafter (but maybe
unrelated?) my entire window manager (default Unity) died and wouldn't
restart.
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That does NOT work for me.
I changed that line, restarted browsed (and cups), and got the same result as
before.
My /etc/cups/cups-browsed.conf looks like:
# Which protocols will we use to discover printers on the network?
# Can use DNSSD and/or CUPS, or 'none' for neither.
BrowseRemoteProtocols
Removed "browsing on".
restarted cups-browsed.
No good:
$ lpstat -p
lpstat: No destinations added
Then I removed "cups" from the protocols line.
restarted
No good. Same as above.
Is there a more detailed/verbose query I can run? or is lpstat the best?
Thank you, Till.
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Bingo!
ie, that brings up the printers. So the correct new .conf format is as
follows:
# Which protocols will we use to discover printers on the network?
# Can use DNSSD and/or CUPS, or 'none' for neither.
BrowseRemoteProtocols dnssd
# Use BrowsePoll to poll a particular CUPS server
# BrowsePoll
Oh, this works too:
BrowseRemoteProtocols cups
BrowsePoll cups.ncs.mcgill.ca
and so does this:
BrowseRemoteProtocols cups
BrowsePoll cups.ncs.mcgill.ca
Browsing On
but if I add the :631 to the hostname, it fails.
Therefore, the only problem was the :631.
Now, is this is a bug?
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This works fine too, btw:
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BrowsePoll cups.ncs.mcgill.ca
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Title:
cups server connection
My symptoms are: I lose my window manager.
I cannot get this to happen at will, but I think this last time Chromium
was unresponsive, while other windows/applications (while undecorated)
were still responsive.
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Public bug reported:
Under 13.04, unlike in 12.10, there is nothing to indicate that Unity
has heard me enter my password and press enter.
When I enter my password and press enter at the graphical login for
default Ubuntu, there is no immediate response. It can take 10s of
seconds (?) sometimes b
Tom Haddon: This does not work for me. I lock screen (ctrl-alt-l), unplug
monitor. Then screen corruption is visible. I put in password, and get back to
corrupted desktop on one screen.
Plugging in the external monitor then eliminates the corruption.
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My cursor has become very jumpy two days ago (or so). The touchpad gets
activated frequently while I type, and it didn't used to.
I checked the setting in the Settings control, and it still says that
the touchpad should be disabled while typing. Unchecking it and checking
it
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