Public bug reported:
Just installed Ubuntu Edgy Knot 3, and the laptop will go to sleep /
hibernate, but doesn't wake up. Also occasionally has problems shutting
down / rebooting properly, especially after a failed sleep / hibernation
attempt.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
When you press Fn + Home/End to adjust screen brightness, it either goes
to the darkest or the brightest setting. To get to a setting somewhere
in the middle, you have to click the buttons to start the transition
from one extreme to the other
Just to confirm, I have the same problem with Edgy. I even added "fglrx"
to /etc/modules, and my xorg.conf uses fglrx, and for some reason or
another the output of fglrxinfo tells me I'm using the mesa driver.
lsmod also shows fglrx running, since I explicitly added it to
/etc/modules.
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Edgy E
I've also noticed that in the latest Edgy (beta release, plus updates),
the brightness slider in gnome-power-manager doesn't work properly. You
have to slide it back and forth a few times before it will allow you
step between the different brightness settings.
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Screen brightness buttons don't w
I've gotten X to load the fglrx driver by adding the following to my
xorg.conf:
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AIGLX" "off"
EndSection
Section "Extensions"
Option "Composite" "0"
EndSection
But after adding them, I no longer have a desktop background, and I
can't right click on th
Are the changes to the monitor definitions going to be applied to
displayconfig-gtk as well, or just kde-guidance? I'm seeing the same
problem in Gnome; 1440x900 isn't listed in the available modes for the
generic 1440x900 LCD model provided. Alternatively, how can I define my
own monitor models?
