Is this really related to the linked gnome-shell bug? It doesn't look
related to me. This bug is completely reproducible whereas the linked
one seems to be an intermittent complete failure of the shell.
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For anyone finding this the problem has re-appeared with Ubuntu 20.04 on a
Fujitsu Lifebook A544 after upgrading to BIOS version 1.24 (or 1.25). It shows
itself as workers kacpid and acpid_notify hogging most of a core. the fix (or
workaround?) is to run
sudo sh -c 'echo "disable" >
It certainly caused me to waste some time trying to work out why it was
not sending them.
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Title:
turning off "Send error reports to Canonical"
I have opened a new issue on AppImageLauncher.
https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher/issues/301
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Title:
Excessive memory usage by gnome-shell
I have managed to replicate it on another system, it was necessary to
change the destination location away from the default in
appimagelauncher for the problem to appear. I have updated the
description above with detailed procedure for replicating.
There is already an open issue against
** Summary changed:
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Title:
gnome-shell leaking
I had initially misunderstood which way round you wanted me to check
with the seconds setting, but I had checked carefully both ways and have
now checked again that I cannot see any discernable leakage with seconds
enabled, but I have got it disabled now.
I have also confirmed without doubt that
I think this may not be a gnome-shell issue at all. I installed
appimagelauncher [1] some time ago and if I disable the daemon and reboot then
it seems the memory leak is no more. At least I think that is the case, I need
to do some more testing but thought I should report back immediately so
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1. Screenshot attached. I have been using two screens but to simplify
things I have confirmed that only having one makes no difference, so I
am sticking to that whilst testing.
2. I did already have show seconds set, I have now tried without and it
doesn't seem to make a difference
3. I thought
Public bug reported:
On one of my machines which has been upgraded over several years and
is now running 19.10 just one of the configured users appears to be
seeing a dramatic memory leak in gnome-shell, even when nothing is
happening on the UI. Immediately after logging on, using the Ubuntu
Reported bug #1862910
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Excessive memory usage by gnome-shell in 19.10
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On a system running Ubuntu 19.10 (upgraded over several versions) if Settings >
Privacy > Problem Reporting is disabled then running
ubuntu-bug
collects the data and asks if it should send it. On clicking Send it silently
terminates and does nothing.
An appropriate
Unfortunately when I run ubuntu-bug gnome-shell it collects the
information but then when I tell it to send it just returns to the
command line immediately rather than sending me to launchpad, so I will
have to get that sorted first.
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I don't know whether a problem I have is related to this issue or not. On one
of my machines which has been upgraded over several years and is now running
19.10 just one of the configured users is seeing a dramatic leak in
gnome-shell, even when nothing is happening on the UI. Immediately
I am still seeing this in 19.10 (eoan).
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Title:
Software & Updates not showing authorization popup [gnome-shell[N]:
I don't seem to be able to change the status back to confirmed for some
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Title:
Software & Updates not showing authorization popup
Please ignore my previous comment, I was thinking of the wrong bug!
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Title:
Gnome network manager cannot find authentication binary
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@simongkelly if the symptom was fixed by a reboot then it is not the
same issue
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Title:
Gnome network manager cannot find authentication binary
@Arnaud D this bug is specifically about the Authorization dialog in the
Software and Updates app. It is not a general problem with the mouse.
In fact it is nothing to do with the mouse at all.
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It is still an issue on 19.04.
Steps to replicate:
Open Software & Updates and switch to the Other Software tab and click one of
the checkboxes. The window loses focus but the authentication dialog does not
appear. If however a checkbox on the Ubuntu Software tab is clicked then the
If you logon as a different user do you still see the problem?
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Main menu of many applications is gone
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It doesn't seem to be to do with user settings as I have tried making a new
user and it fails for that user also.
I can also confirm that it is ok on Wayland, which is not surprising.
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For myself, I have not got any other applications open, and I have not got any
Gnome shell extensions enabled (according to Gnome Tweaks).
There must be something significant about the fact that it only fails from the
Other Software tab, it works from the Ubuntu S/W, Updates and Developer
Log attached, this is from the Disco system
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Just to confirm I can reproduce this 100% reliably in 18.10 and in Disco, as
follows.
Open Software & Updates and switch to the Other Software tab and click one of
the checkboxes the window loses focus but the authentication dialog does not
appear (I have checked it is not under another
@yonsy your problem is not caused by this bug, which completely prevents
booting.
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Ubuntu boot failure. 4.18.0-14 boot stalls. (does not
@experimancer it is not correct to say that this problem affects all
18.04 and 18.10 installations, none of mine are seriously affected by
it. It seems it only affects a small minority. This does not change
the fact that for those affected it is a serious issue that needs to be
addressed but it
It has only been marked Won't Fix in Yakkety, because Yakkety is well
past it's sell by date. It is still open on Xenial.
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Title:
DNS server
Just to confirm I am still seeing this in 18.10. A few more details:
If I open Software & Updates and switch to the Other Software tab and click one
of the checkboxes the window loses focus but the authentication dialog does not
appear (I have checked it is not under another window). If
It is not still open, it is marked as invalid.
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[HP 6710b] Kworker constantly taking about 100% CPU
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Does this bug still manifest itself? It is years old. I have not seen
the problem since several Ubuntu versions ago.
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Title:
Date/time
Public bug reported:
On a small number of systems, changes made in the Preferences dialog are not
saved.
In .xsession-errors the following is seen
Xsession: X session started for ken at Tue Aug 21 10:32:09 EDT 2018
localuser:ken being added to access control list
@geez your first para is exactly what I have seen. No problem with clean
install of 18.04, but there were problems with an system upgraded from
17.10. My comment about the upgraded system was ambiguous, it is on a
system upgraded from 17.10 that I see the problem. My suggestion is
that is the
Has anyone tried this (or confirmed that they already have
network-manager-pptp-gnome and network-manager-openvpn-gnome installed)? It
has fixed it for me, I suspect that is an issue with the upgrader. A fresh
install of 18.04 has it, but my upgraded system did not.
I do see, though, that one
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Try installing
network-manager-openvpn-gnome
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Does installing network-manager-pptp-gnome help?
I had the same issue using openvp and installing network-manager-openvpn-gnome
fixed it (though I still don't get the padlock shown, but it does connect).
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@Darius, the point is the bug is not about gnome-software it is about
software-properties-gtk. To run it from a terminal use the command
/usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/software-properties-gtk
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Hi Lukasz
Unfortunately(?) the bug seems no longer to exhibit itself on my (18.04)
system with the current version, 0.9.1, it seemed to fix itself
(presumably with an upgrade to something) a little while ago.
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@Darius this bug is about the Software & Updates app, which is the one
that controls sources.list etc. The bug is that it does not popup the
Authorization dialog. It seems to be in no way related to your issue.
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I believe the bug should not be affecting more people as it is not
present in current kernels. Also 17.10 goes end of life in a few weeks.
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For Ubuntu 18.04 the default installation of mysql-server has socket
authentication enabled (if I understand correctly) so it is not possible to set
the root pwd using mysql_secure_installation. This is most unfortunate as there
is a great deal of apparently authoritative documentation out
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mysql_secure_installation/mysqladmin cannot set password when
auth_socket is enabled
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I am also seeing very similar effects. The menu doesn't show the wifi
connection points at all and sometimes the network icon in the top panel
disappears completely. As others have found control via Settings works
fine. Ubuntu 18.04 on a Lenovo Lifebook.
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@Danny Vilca the repair method described in the bug description should
fix it. If not then ask for help on the Ubuntu Users mailing list.
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Title:
The release notes for the 17.10 installer [1] linked to from the Desktop
download page [2] still have this issue in the Known Issues section at
the bottom. Possibly the release notes need to be updated accordingly
[1]
Still present in 17.10
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Slow suspend when wifi active
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@g_k basically it appears that jobs-admin does not work, and has not
worked for years, so better just use something else.
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Title:
All operations
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10 (from 17.04), if I open the Software and
Updates app and attempt to change anything it does not popup the
authorization dialog and will not let changes through. In sylog I see
Nov 23 10:07:04 tigger gnome-shell[2142]:
@lungo, it seems you are correct. In which case if you wanted to ensure
that you are definitely seeing the same bug then you could install dash-
to-dock in the Gnome session and check that you also see it there. See
the link in the description to the equivalent dash-to-dock bug. The two
addons use
@Sergy Lungo, what do you mean by your comment in #13? You should not
switch to a different session to test disabling the addon but just
disable the addon (also make sure that dash-to-dock is not enabled).
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@michele684 unfortunately at the moment I am unable to do any testing as
I am away from base for a while.
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Title:
gnome-shell crash using
Is it ok if you disable ubuntu-dock?
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gnome-shell crash using ubuntu-dock with dual monitors
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@guyvdb does it happen with both screens on and the laptop the primary,
and does it happen with ubuntu-dock disabled?
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Title:
gnome-shell crash
@guyvdb if you are seeing a problem with only one screen active it is
unlikely to be this bug which is specifically related to having two
active monitors. I suggest filing a new bug for your issue.
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I am seeing this with Ubuntu 17.04, using Gnome Shell.
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tracker-extract using 700MB-1GB+ of RAM
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@skuck71 presumably you had zoom on before the upgrade.
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Title:
Mouse cursor (pointer) is missing during desktop zoom in gnome-shell
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In Software & Updates with Automatically Check set to Never and When
Security Updates Available set to Display Immediately the system is
apparently still checking for updates, as the Software Updates Available
is shown when there are updates.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Public bug reported:
Using default login on 17.10 Beta, which I believe is Wayland, when
Universal Access > Zoom is selected the mouse cursor disappears. The
mouse continues to function, but no cursor is visible.
It is ok when used with X login.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
@prefec2 that sounds like a different bug. This one is not intermittent.
If the workaround in comment #6 does not fix it for you then I suggest
filing a new bug.
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Laurent, if disabling DNSSEC does not fix it then it is not the same
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Title:
DNS lookup through Netgear
@litinoveweedle this bug is marked fixed. If you are still seeing a
similar symptom then I suggest opening a new bug.
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Title:
name resolution
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Running 17.04 (upgraded over several versions) I see a ten second
additional delay on suspend if wifi is in use. Looking at the journal
this looks to be debian wpa bug https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=835648
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.04
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To replicate on Artful daily on a laptop, plug in an external monitor
with the external monitor to the right of the laptop and configure the
external monitor as the primary display. On configuration it works ok,
but on logging out and back in gnome-shell crashes. The problem
I can confirm that for me removing /etc/resolv.conf and replacing it
with a link to stub-resolv.conf using
sudo ln -s /run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf
and rebooting (probably I could just have restarted the appropriate
service) restores DNS functionality.
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Robert - yes I think you are right. In fact the issue went away after I
rebooted (at least I think that was what did it). I need to re-install
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I am seeing this on a fresh install of Artful. In addition to the search
running forever (or at least a long time) there are no apps to be seen
in the various categories (just rectangles with ... inside) and the
featured app and editor's picks just show dots.
Should I report this as a new bug or
@teo1978 This particular bug has been fixed. If it is still happening to
you then it must be a different cause, so the best thing is to report a
new bug.
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@Willem, since this bug is specifically about invoking the HUD from
firefox, and it seems from your description that you are not using
firefox and you are not seeing the problem specifically when you open
the HUD, I think your problem does not fit the description of this bug.
You would probably be
This is particularly annoying when installing Ubuntu, as the system
knows the network is connected, but DNS does not work so it can't
actually do anything useful.
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@exander77 there is no need for personal abuse here. In that case the
description of this bug should have been updated to include that.
However I see there is debate on that bug about whether it is fixed by
the version of dnsmasq which fixes this bug. If not then it is
definitely a different bug.
@exander77 this bug is specifically about a failure after
suspend/resume. If your issue does not relate to suspend/resume it is a
different bug.
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@c-hermansen by the HUD I meant the feature where one can hit the Alt
key and search the current application's menu hierarchy. Once one has
got used to that it is painful to lose it as one has forgotten where
everything is in the hierarchy (at least I have).
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The biggest thing I a missing is the HUD
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Title:
Making GNOME really pleasant to use
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** Summary changed:
- Slow DNS lookup through Netgear DG834G V4 router
+ DNS lookup through Netgear DG834G V4 router slow or times out
** Description changed:
+ Update:
+ On Zesty I am seeing a timeout both with systemd-resolve and dnslookup rather
than just a slow resolution. The workaround
I have replied to the upstream comment, however with Zesty I am seeing a
slightly different symptom. Both systemd-resolve and nslookup both
timeout rather than just being slow. Disabling DNSSEC still fixes it
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@Gannet, I don't understand why you have changed the description. For me
I see a slow lookup, it does eventually resolve. Does the workaround in
#6 fix it? If not then it is a different bug.
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Slow DNS lookup through Netgear DG834G V4 router
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I don't know whether it is significant but I notice in syslog that for
the second connection to the vpn I see the additional line
systemd-resolved[1001]: Using degraded feature set (UDP+EDNS0+DO) for
DNS server 127.0.1.1.
and I notice that a similar message is present in the log in comment #1
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Status: New => Invalid
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NM does not offer VPN options
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Public bug reported:
On tabbed dialogs in libreoffice on up to date Yakkety the tab title
text is virtually invisible. See screenshot.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: libreoffice-common 1:5.2.1~rc2-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.8.0-16.17-generic 4.8.0-rc7
Uname:
Thanks Martin.
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Disabling DNSSEC appears to have solved the problem.
(I had to manually create /etc/systemd/resolved.conf.d/ before the command
would run)
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Status: Incomplete => New
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I am marking this New again as it has not actually been fixed by
upgrading the router. It now appears that the symptom is intermittent. I
have not been able to determine what it is that triggers it to fail or
work.
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Status: Invalid => New
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On up to date Yaketty I intermittently see a 60 second hang on shutdown.
In attached logs the hang was at Aug 08 09:58:25
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.10
Package: systemd 231-1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.4.0-33.52-generic 4.4.15
Uname: Linux 4.4.0-33-generic
Having updated the router to the latest firmware (5.01.17) the problem
appears to be resolved (even though the release notes made no mention of
DNS. Marking this bug as invalid.
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Status: New => Invalid
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On up to date Yakkety if I specify my Netgear router as the DNS server (via
Network Manager) then DNS lookup takes about 30 seconds. I see the delay when I
run, for example,
systemd-resolve www.google.com
or
wget www.google.com
I do not see the same delay if I run
nslookup
Apparently this will be fixed in next release
For workaround see
http://android-er.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/fixed-for-time-being-error-of-umake.html
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Is there no reasonable way to show the folder on mouse hover over? If I
have four files with the same name to have to go into preview for each
one is not really ideal.
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@angel-granados-j This bug is about the wording of the error message, not the
fact that the error may appear.
For how to avoid it I suggest you ask elsewhere, the ubuntu-users email list
for example.
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@Roman is that on Ubuntu, if so which version? libvdpau-va-gl1 is not
installed on my Ubuntu 16.04 system.
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Title:
Video Zoom does nothing on
@Jan Groenwald can you describe exactly what you mean by 'autoscale'?
What are you doing to show that it is working? I ask because I am still
seeing the problem, so if I select Video > Size > Double or Quarter it
does not change the image size. This is with XCB o/p and acceleration
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Description corrected.
** Description changed:
I have the situation where a package cannot be upgraded because of missing
dependencies. However
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
and
sudo apt full-upgrade
and
sudo apt upgrade
all
Public bug reported:
I have the situation where a package cannot be upgraded because of missing
dependencies. However
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
and
sudo apt full-upgrade
and
sudo apt upgrade
all show
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.
Only
sudo apt upgrade
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gnome-terminal maximize than un-maximize behaves odd
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This has been fixed in GnuCash upstream and will be released with
GnuCash 2.6.13
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Status: New => Fix Released
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