I have the same problem. On my box the unresponsiveness is also
connected to excessive hard drive access. It seems that when it happens,
files urlclassifier3.sqlite and urlclassifier3.sqlite-journal are being
accessed. I did some digging around the net and found this:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/s
Browsing through the Epiphany source, I would say that it is not a DPI
issue as such. They've switched from Gecko to Webkit rendering engine in
the latest version and changed the way fonts are handled in the process.
They use Gnome desktop settings in the browser to render the default
variable-widt
Changing the Application and Fixed width font settings in the Gnome
preferences does affect the ones used in Epiphany for me. You just have
to restart the browser.
There is something fishy about it, though. Epiphany behaves differently
when using generic font families (namely serif and sans-serif)
The quick-and-dirty test file I used is this one
** Attachment added: "96dpi_ff-vs-epi.html"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34765911/96dpi_ff-vs-epi.html
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@Guilherme
In your first screenshot the two browsers are clearly using different fonts.
Examine the top of the lower case "t", for example. So I think the problem is
with font families.
@Felix
Like I said, I'm no expert. But it would seem that Epiphany uses a
GConf-backend to retrieve the font
I did some more research and found out that Epiphany apparently uses a
combination of Gnome settings and fontconfig to select the appropriate
font and its size for generic font families. The reason why the "serif"
family looks weird in my screenshot, is because fontconfig suggests
"DejaVu Serif" fo
Identical issue here on MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009) aka model
MacBookPro5,5 using Ubuntu 18.04 final release.
I can also attest that this issue does not only affect Ubuntu. Fedora 27
exhibits the same symptoms for me.
Do not know if it is related, but simply resting one finger on the
touchpad
Attached an example of evtest event spam when resting a finger on the
touchpad for 10 seconds.
** Attachment added: "evtest_restfinger.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/1764097/+attachment/5129529/+files/evtest_restfinger.txt
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The instructions the original reporter links to, for debugging touchpad
issues in Ubuntu, is outdated. The way it seems to me, 18.04 Bionic
Beaver uses the libinput drivers instead of synaptics by default. At
least that is the case on the LiveCD. Therefore, this bug report is
linked to the wrong co
I know you tried :). I'm not assigning blame here as I would've done the
same based on the documentation available.
According to my earlier comments, I ran into the same issue on Fedora,
reported it here https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1575260 and
got excellent support. One of the libi
My understanding of the state of affairs is that while strictly a
Wayland project (and hence categorized as such in their Bugzilla),
libinput may also be used under Xorg with a separate wrapper driver. And
that is what Ubuntu and many others are also doing.
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But, naturally, I'm making assumptions about your particular setup. You
can verify things by looking for a mention of 'libinput' in your Xorg
startup logs.
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Deceivingly similar issue, and one that I also encountered, in Fedora
here: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/120258/macbook-touchpad-
becomes-unresponsive/
And a fix here:
https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2018-abb147f32e
It would be nice to have this resolved as it pretty m
Nope, not 64-bit only. I have the same problem on 32-bit (Logitech
Anywhere MX, reconnecting the dongle helps). Wasn't the original
reporter on i386 as well?
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