Maarten, This actually makes lots of sense. I had it happen again last
night, and after checking logs, it was indeed Xorg losing control of
direct rendering. I can move the mouse around the black screen, and
watch the cursor change as it goes over links, and various other things,
and I can still
Christopher, please stop sending me private emails asking me to file a
separate bug, especially when you say things like:
"I'm personally not inclined to respond to non-original reporters of a
given bug report, despite them insisting on it's a duplicate, as they
tend not to respect how it's making
OK, so this bug is now a security issue, seeing as I just typed my
system password in an IRC chat window. When this bug just happened to
me, I dropped to TTY1, logged in, did sudo service lightdm restart,
typed password again, and when I got back into my session, it turns out
since I had quassel f
It is not restricted to nvidia devices.
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Here is Xorg log file which contains an error.
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Nevermind, I just had it happen again. This is really frustrating, but
apport noticed it as a crash within Xorg. I will provide additional
info and attach it to THIS bug report. (why create another one?)
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Christopher, before I attach all of that, I want to note, that I enabled
prerelease updates on my system, and it pulled in a new version of
kernel, lightdm, and xorg. I have not had the issue happen since then,
so I am going to assume that this bug was fixed upstream. If it happens
again, I will u
I am not using any nvidia hardware and I have this exact same issue. I
believe the bug is within lightdm.
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This is still a pretty giant problem for me. If you select a new
message entry in the indicator applet, the launcher entry just wiggles,
demanding attention instead of foregrounding the window. Pidgin isn't
the only app to do this, Thunderbird does as well. It all used to work
in 12.04 as well,
Public bug reported:
I am trying to have Rhythmbox utilize a smb share for it's main
collection, via shares mounted with Nautilus. The location is able to
be selected to be used as a source, but 90% of the tracks it tries to
add, show up under "Import Errors" because of a "Timeout".
On that same
Public bug reported:
lsb_release -rd:
Description:Ubuntu 12.10
Release:12.10
xubuntu-desktop:
Installed: 2.162
Candidate: 2.162
Version table:
*** 2.162 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ quantal/universe amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
I instal
I have this as well but not with VLC. When using anything that isn't
aware of the workings of fuse/gvfs, so it relies on the mounted folder
that it creates. With things like Shotwell, MusicBrainz Picard, etc,
after a few minutes of doing its thing importing stuff, gvfsd-fuse and
all associated pr
Hmm.. I can't reproduce the error now. I killed ~/.pulse because I'm
sure running it via sudo killed some stuff in there, and now I only get
small hiccups when listening to FLAC over wifi, or watching some hi def
movies over wifi, and sometimes it chokes so bad that the audio cuts
out, and never c
Wait a minute, I may have done that... but you would think a reboot
would cure that? It was suggested to do a "sudo service pulseaudio
restart" in the IRC channel #ubuntu+1, so the error makes sense there.
If that broke something, how is it cured? And there was an issue before
that obviously
I see the errors there... but I certainly didn't do anything to cause
that...
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[2355G2U, Realtek ALC269VC, Speaker, In
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Status in “alsa-driver” package in Ubuntu:
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I restart my PC after the latest round of updates I installed, and I
hear the Ubuntu bongo drums at the login screen, but after logging in,
The sound will work for a few seconds during a movie or some music, then
it gets jittery and dies, never to work again until after a rest
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