Public bug reported:
When I use xrandr to deal with last bug with display options saving (reported
here)
Unity launcher and top bar turns into garbage (random pixel noise).
These should be refreshed after display mode change. First interaction using
mouse refreshes them but until that they are
I think this might help someone to track it:
After switching from HDMI cable to simple D-SUB, display is correct (no
interlce).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/945006
Title:
Screen fl
The problem still exist in 12.04. Display driver: Nvidia (current).
Nvidia 6600 GT card.
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After few moments UI starts to lag, heavily .
If Youre patient enough You can try to log off. After tha
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
12.04, Unity, xrandr, garbage on screen when changing display modes
To ma
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1061037 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1061037
Confirmed in 13.04.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1068702
Title:
EclipseIDE icon too big i
Very annoying bug (Ubuntu 13.04).
I think someone random wrote code responsible for this and died just after
submitting.
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Title:
Using .xpm ico
Confirmed.
My LCD screen started to flicer after installation of graphic drivers (Nvidia).
It seems the problem is somwhere before graphic driver initialization.
After switching from Auto to fixed rate 50Hz or 60Hz (Refresh rate =>
NVidia XServer settings) flickering stopped.
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But, after reboot screen starts to flicker again. Ubuntu does not save, ignores
or overwrites previus setup.
In andvanced screen config (NV) system switches display to interlaced mode
every reboot
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Public bug reported:
Latest 12.04
Nvidia (display) settings are not stored/remembered after logoff or reboot.
Well, its using max resolution (LCD monitor) but everytime goes interlaced, and
screen starts to flicker.
Every time i log in i need to setup display (resolution and refresh rate) to
