I can confirm this bug on Kubuntu 20.04 with freecad
0.18.4+dfsg2-1ubuntu4 (tested with FreeCAD's Path workbench). The
procedure described in the bug report and in post #2 fixes it for me.
regards, Wolfgang
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I tried to reproduce the problem with glxgears.
It can happen, but it is harder to reproduce than with steam.
For steam it happens every time, for glxgears it only happened twice out of ~15
tries.
But when it happens in glxgears, no "reporting 9 5 33 271" lines are
added to Xorg.0.log, so I think
The problem is also independent of multi-monitor configurations.
I use a dual monitor setup, and it happens regardless if both monitors are
activated or just one of them.
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Additional note regarding compositing:
*) The problem happens regardless if compositing is enabled or disabled.
*) Enabling compositing fixes the problem (as far as I can tell always).
If I start with compositing on, I need to toggle it for the problem to be gone.
If I start with compositing off,
In my case, starting steam causes the text 'reporting 9 5 33 271' to be added
to "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" three times.
It's always printed twice in a row and again a few seconds later.
For example these are two starts of steam:
[ 17002.853] reporting 9 5 33 271
[ 17002.878] reporting 9 5 33 271
[ 17
This bug is already present in 14.10.
My system is a HP Pavilion laptop with a muxless Intel/AMD combination
(Intel Sandybridge HD graphics and AMD Radeon HD6770).
A Workaround that works most of the time is to press Win+D again and again to
switch between desktop and game application.
After a f
Hi all,
Attached is the tar.gz that is created with the new get-acpi-info.sh script as
posted today on the mailing list.
Thank you all for working on this issue!
Best regards,
Wolfgang Wallner
$ sudo dmidecode -s system-product-name && sudo dmidecode -s system-version
HP Pavilion dv6