Upon further research I stumbled across a forum where someone
suggested killing gnome-shell. I just tried it it and indeed
everything was back to normal so that seems to confirm a gnome issue.
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 2:59 AM, songbird songb...@anthive.com wrote:
chris wrote:
its not a wireless
chris wrote:
its not a wireless mouse and as i said ive tried several mice and
disabling the internal touchpad. i looked in the logs after the fact
and i dont see anything that stands out to me, but its also tricky
because theres so much other non related noise in the logs its hard to
filter
chris, 28.04.2013:
I've been running gnome3 on wheezy for about a month now. I've noticed
that gnome3 will periodically (several times an hour) seem to stop
responding but doesn't completely freeze. When this happens I can move
the mouse and keyboard works in already open windows but mouse
I've been running gnome3 on wheezy for about a month now. I've noticed
that gnome3 will periodically (several times an hour) seem to stop
responding but doesn't completely freeze. When this happens I can move
the mouse and keyboard works in already open windows but mouse clicks
do not register in
chris wrote:
...
The part that puzzles me is that I've been a member of debian-user for
several years and havent really seen any signifcant noise on the list
thats resembles my issue.
I am running a dell m4500 with i7 @ 2.8ghz, 16gb ram, nvidia quadro fx 1800M
current kernel is 3.8.10 (from
its not a wireless mouse and as i said ive tried several mice and
disabling the internal touchpad. i looked in the logs after the fact
and i dont see anything that stands out to me, but its also tricky
because theres so much other non related noise in the logs its hard to
filter out
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