The bug's still present, but the fix in #7 works for me too.
"as workaround editing /etc/gdm3/custom.conf to uncomment
`WaylandEnable=false` should fix this"
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Also, if I turn my TV (which is disabled in the Ubuntu settings) on, the
second cursor appears.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1870790
Title:
Two mouse cursors after login
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Also if I open up my TV (which is disabled in the Ubuntu settings), the
second cursor appears.
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Two mouse cursors after login
To manage
Did a clean install after 20.04 release, bug is still present. It seems
to appear when i enable fractional scaling and disable my second monitor
(because otherwise it resets fractional scaling back to default at
reboot)
** Description changed:
When i logout and log back in, there's two mouse
Public bug reported:
When i logout and log back in, there's two mouse cursors on the screen,
a bigger and a smaller. Ubuntu 20.04, fractional scaling enabled. This
hasn't happened in other Gnome distros or in earlier Ubuntu versions.
HW:
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
16GB RAM
Radeon RX570 (with open driver)
It still doesn't work...
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Nautilus' Format option doesn't actually work
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64bit Ubuntu 12.04 (ElementaryOS Luna) and the same problem here. Normal
Skype -login works, but Microsoft doesn't.
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Title:
Can't login Skype
Hi Bryce.
I have 295.20 driver, just checked. And this xorg -crash happened only
once if i remember correctly, so... Maybe it's long gone.
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I don't know how important is this because it has happened only once so
far.
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Xorg crashed with SIGSEGV in WriteToClient()
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Muhammad: No, it's long gone. It lasted only a few days, a week max.
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Title:
Oneiric desktop becomes unresponsive when a web browser (Firefox or
Timothy: 5 years old HP Pavilion desktop, 4Gb RAM, AMD Athlon(tm) 64
Processor 3500+, Nvidia GeForce 9400GT etc... I think that the Nvidia
driver isn't to be blamed this time, because it happened both before,
and after i installed the graphics driver.
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Ubuntu 11.10 AMD64
When (every time really) this happens, you can't do anything on the
desktop. When you close the browser, everything works fine again.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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