I have 2 machines each with Ubuntu 9.10, and I have always been able to just
move the mouse to restore, so maybe machines later than pentium 4 do not
respond in this way.
Latest on freeze is that it froze last night while viewing photos, so is not
specific to whatever I am doing on the workspac
The only way I know to get ubuntu out of sleep is to press the power
button once, moving the mouse or pressing keys does not seem to wake it
up. I think the green line may be important though, unfortunately I am
not a xorg developer and have no idea how it works so I don't think I
can do much more
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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[82845G/GL Brookdale-G] Screen freeze after while of working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502055
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will start keeping a record of when freezes occur - lately they have been less
often, but it always freezes when after screensaver eventually defaults to
sleep (or is it hibernation - same thing?) - it won't restore by moving mouse
or pressing enter, so I have to shut power off. But noticed yest
Terry O'Brien: You don't need to make a new bug, I was telling Akria to
make a new one. The message which said "Changed in xserver-xorg-video-
intel (Ubuntu): status: Incomplete → New" is a message from launchpad
telling that I had changed what package this bug was assigned to and its
status.
Doe
