Sam, it happens fairly frequently (once every day or two) when I'm
running IntelliJ IDEA, which is a Java Swing app running on Suns JDK
1.6.0_18 JVM downloaded from Suns website. Although I can't reliably
reproduce it, it tends to happen on certain interactions with controls,
for example, I'll
Also, which debug symbols package should I be installing? I've
installed compiz-core-dbgsym, and libdecoration0-dbgsym, not sure if
either of those are right?
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Same problem here, happens both with Unity and Gnome. When it happens
in Unity, the screen flickers and many windows completely disappear, but
after doing something like enabling the workspace viewer, they reappear,
but performance seems to suck after that point. Running compiz-
decorator fixes
I just happened to catch this error when the decorations disappeared:
(unity-window-decorator:4912): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid
unclassed pointer in cast to `GObject'
(unity-window-decorator:4912): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_get_data:
assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
Not sure if I should raise a new feature request for my issue or not,
but its related to this, I'm not sure how closely though.
I don't have Firefox configured to prompt to save my tabs when I quit,
so I don't expect my tabs to be restored after I select exit manually.
However, if I install a
I'd love to upgrade to Lucid, but I can't log in to my machine, I've got
a graphics card issue that prevents normal boot, and this issue prevents
recovery mode from working. Are there any work arounds I can use so I
can get a root shell that works?
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I'd love to upgrade to Lucid, but I can't log in to my machine, I've got
a graphics card issue that prevents normal boot, and this issue prevents
recovery mode from working. Are there any work arounds I can use so I
can get a root shell that works?
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I too have seen this bug in Hardy, the fix suggested by Hammer works in
Hardy too.
It may seem strange to the developers that someone would plug in a
camera without wanting to import photos, but importing photos is not the
only reason to plug in a camera device, you may also plug it in purely
to
Thankyou for the speed of your response and the clear explanation.
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