Still an issue in 16.04. Workaround in comment 24
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/898087/comments/24
works for me.
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Thaddaeus, sorry but I don't understand how is this invalid when the default
out-of-the-box configuration is broken?
I am pretty sure that most of the users, like myself, did not explicitly choose
or configure light-locker, we just got it by default when upgrading to 14.04.
Thank you for
Here too on chrome 40.0.2214.94 (64-bit) on xubuntu 14.04.1.
Disabling compositor in xfce window manager tweaks worked for me.
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I am experiencing what sounds like the same symptom, on xubuntu 14.04 -
screen blanks after inactivity, even after configuring it to never
blank.And it doesn't unblank on activity - it only unblanks when I
blindly type my password (apparently the session is locked but the
password prompt is
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Same in latest kernel (3.13.0-40-generic)
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On a Macbook Air 2013 (6,2), I used to run Mint 16 XFCE (natively, not via
virtualization), and had my external Samsung display happily running at its max
resolution of 2560x1440 via a
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On a Macbook Air 2013 (6,2), I used to run Mint 16 XFCE (natively, not via
virtualization), and had my external Samsung display happily running at its max
resolution of 2560x1440 via a HDMI adapter.
I confirmed the same resolution can be obtained when booting Xubuntu 13.10
Confirmed same resolution limitation exists in 14.10.
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Max resolution of external monitor degrades when upgrading from 13.10
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Binary package hint: ubuntustudio-audio
The method of setting realtime priority fixed by #206493 has a simple flaw: It
calls python rtprio.py.
This works fine as long as ubuntu's default version of python is the first one
found on $PATH.
Otherwise, it fails like so:
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usr/share/ubuntustudio-audio/rtprio.py] failed
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Update: It actually seems pretty unreliable to me currently. On some
boots, the touchpad works. About 50% of the time, nothing.
When things work, I will see the touchpad found in dmesg | grep -i alps, and
also lshal | grep -i alps.
Other times, I will boot the same kernel and get no matches
2.6.27-11.22 from intrepid proposed fixes the recognition problem for
me, on a Dell e6400.
(Temporarily, anyway; there's a bug in the driver that causes the touchpad to
occasionally glitch like crazy, sending the pointer wandering around the
screen, after which it seems to get re-loaded as a
I'm running ubuntu 8.10. Myself and a coworker both have this same behavior
with new Dell E6400 Latitude laptops.
For me it is pretty reliably triggered by typing anywhere near the touchpoint
stick (the n key is particularly dangerous; holding it down is almost
guaranteed to cause the pointer
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