Seeing this same issue in 18.04 since a recent update. The dumpkeys fix
appears to resolve for now.
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I've just experienced this problem again.
The following packages were just updated (from /var/log/apt/history.log):
Start-Date: 2018-07-31 09:48:46
Commandline: aptdaemon role='role-commit-packages' sender=':1.2928'
Upgrade: intel-microcode:amd64 (3.20180425.1~ubuntu0.18.04.1,
I have this bug on 18.04 with alt+left.
After executing the dumpkeys/loadkeys workaround, then alt+left stops
doing strange things but now, alt+F4 drops me to console 4 which is even
worse.
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Extended the workaround to read
dumpkeys |grep -v cr_Console | grep -v -E '^\s+alt\s+keycode.*Console_'
|loadkeys
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+1 - any workaround?
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udevadm trigger is
+1 for the dumpkeys/loadkeys workaround. Saves me from killing the
current session; so thanks for that.
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I hadn't seen this for a while and it happened again today. The
dumpkeys/loadkeys workaround fixed it.
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Same here. I am experiencing the issue in 18.04 (alt+arrow keys)
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I can also confirm this bug is still very much present (and an annoying
feature) in 18.04, under Xorg. Ctrl+C works as expected though.
Alt+[Arrow keys] switches VTs.
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Bug 1767918 indicates this bug is not fixed, and still occurring in
18.04.
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I'm experiencing the same thing on Ubuntu Xenial. I initially thought it
was only on using Alt+left/right, but did a Alt+F4 to close a window
just now, and the window did close but it switched to VT4 as well. I
think it started happening today on my system.
Linux 4.4.0-116-generic #140-Ubuntu SMP
I'm experiencing this problem since months, the only "one time" fix when
it occurs I found is :
sudo sh -c 'dumpkeys |grep -v cr_Console |loadkeys'
Until the next reboot...
But it's better than nothing, right?
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Ok, I'm opening the tasks for Xenial and Trusty, and we can decide
exactly where it makes sense to do the SRU for these changes.
Plus, I understand maybe it was still reproducible in some form on
bionic, so it this should be revisited in general.
** Also affects: console-setup (Ubuntu Xenial)
Would be great to get this fixed in 16.04 also guys
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can this be fixed also for 16.04?
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udevadm
It continues... bug 1726608
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udevadm trigger is
The forum thread is enough IMO for this improvement (as opposed to bug
fix) and it is in trello.
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Title:
Input falls through to
On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 04:16:24PM -, Jamie Strandboge wrote:
> Closing the snappy task-- while we might want to adjust its use of
> udevadm trigger, it is clear that running this command should not break
> the wayland desktop, just like it doesn't under X.
I think this should still be
I still have console-setup 1.166ubuntu4 so decided to poke at this more.
I can confirm that 'sudo udevadm trigger' causes the ctrl+c to logout of
Wayland. It does not cause a logout of gnome-shell under X. I then found
that 'udevadm trigger --subsystem-nomatch=tty' does not cause the issue
under
Closing the snappy task-- while we might want to adjust its use of
udevadm trigger, it is clear that running this command should not break
the wayland desktop, just like it doesn't under X.
** Changed in: snappy
Status: New => Opinion
** Changed in: snappy
Status: Opinion => Won't
@Mathieu, while I understand the wayland gnome-shell desktop session is
not supported on zesty or xenial, I wonder if this should be SRU'd to
those releases?
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I just now upgraded to 1.166ubuntu5 and no longer see the issue. To
ogra's point, I use encrypted lvm and was able to enter a password and
have everything work like normal.
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please note that this rule will also likely be used inside the initrd to
set up the console for encyption key input and there will be no systemd
around ... you probably want to rather handle it conditionally so it is
still available when creating an initrd ...
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* Don't use console-setup-tty or its udev rule. This dates back to lucid and
now systemd is apparently able to handle this correctly. It's now actively
Indeed, it looks like systemd is handling this properly by itself. I'll
do some more testing but it looks like removing that is probably the
best thing to do. At least font/keymaps are set properly.
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Not sure why you would if systemd is setting the mode up correctly on
its own?
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might be that we need it on Ubuntu Core (and server) though ... so
installing the rule at all should probably be conditional ...
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^- forgot to say, that was with those udev rules commented out - you
could equally (upstreamable - this bug should apply to Debian too) do
something like
if [ -d /run/systemd/system ]; then
exit 0
fi
at the top of console-setup-tty
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...or stop using this rule completely? I think systemd does thing
properly these days - see:
laney@artful-vm-gdm:~$ sudo ~/temp/a.out # displaying gdm
[sudo] password for laney:
K_OFF
laney@artful-vm-gdm:~$ sudo ~/temp/a.out # switch to vt3, login: prompt
K_UNICODE
...which looks set up
I have this problem on Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 running in virtualbox. I
believe it is not using Wayland.
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^- this thing is the thing that breaks it
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Indeed changing it to [3-7] fixes it. Or should that be [3-6]?
cyphermox?
** Changed in: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
** Changed
/lib/udev/rules.d/85-keyboard-configuration.rules:SUBSYSTEM=="tty",
KERNEL=="tty[1-6]", RUN+="console-setup-tty /dev/%k"
/lib/udev/rules.d/85-keyboard-configuration.rules:SUBSYSTEM=="graphics",
KERNEL=="fbcon", RUN+="console-setup-tty fbcon"
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** Also affects: systemd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Summary changed:
- Input falls through to gdm3 and terminates the session on Ctrl+C
+ Input falls through to gdm3 and terminates the session on Ctrl+C after
udevadm trigger is executed under wayland
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Actually point 2 is not exactly true:
- udevadm control --reload-rules does not trigger the bug
- udevadm trigger reproduces the bug.
** Description changed:
+ = Test Cases =
+
+ Test Case 1:
+ - Login under Wayland (session Ubuntu)
+ - Open a terminal
+ - snap install gimp
+ - Wait until
- it seems that only snapd using the opengl interface are triggering this issue.
- "udevadm control --reload-rules" or "udevadm trigger" do not trigger the bug
- It only happens under wayland. Installing or removing the same snaps under
Xorg do not trigger the bug.
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I can reproduce this bug by running in a terminal:
snap install gimp
but not with:
snap install hello
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snap remove gimp also triggers this bug
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To manage
Running "snap remove libreoffice" triggered a state change for me from
K_OFF to K_UNICODE. And sure enough, the next Ctrl+C logged me out.
** Also affects: snappy
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Note I was seeing this in zesty for a while (then didn't):
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=772476
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k, here's a program.
If the bug is what I think it is then this should print K_OFF when
everything is good and K_UNICODE when it's bad. You can also run it with
BREAK or FIX to break/fix your system too.
Perhaps if you suffer from this bug you could run this very frequently
so you catch as soon
** Tags added: rls-aa-incoming
** Changed in: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => High
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => High
** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => High
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Sounds like the same issue as bug 1716415 / bug 1508146.
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I hadn't experienced that issue until yesterday, but it happened to me 5
or 6 times since then. Always when pressing Ctrl+C while working in
gnome-terminal. I'm in a default Ubuntu session (wayland).
osomon@bribon:~$ LANG=C apt policy gdm3 gnome-shell gnome-terminal console-setup
gdm3:
Could this be why I sometimes get no keyboard input at all in my user sessions
in Artul...?
(Can type password in GDM, but then all keyboard input is lost until reboot.)
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well, if it's the same bug that I got to happen, it was console-setup
running `setupcon --force -k' as part of its installation that made the
input that would usually go to mutter go to the console instead.
console-setup has been fixed now not to call this, but if you have other
things calling
(otherwise, of course, it could be something totally different - in that
case, please to reopen this!)
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jibel, I think you saw bug #1712356
Saviq, are/were you running wayland or x?
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I've been affected by this issue this morning, It's it not only CTRL+C
for also ALT+Fn, for example ALT-F4 switched to vt4 instead of closing
the window. I didn't find any way to reproduce it reliably. I'm on x11.
** Changed in: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in:
That may very well be, note this usually happens when I'm in my session
working normally, and trying to Ctrl+C a command in the terminal. Not
sure if that fits your suspected MO.
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Sounds like this is related to VT switching. GDM is in VT1 and the login
is on VT2.
While I can't reproduce the bug right now, I can kind of see how it could
happen: After switching between a bunch of VTs, eventually VT1 starts showing
two screens when I switch to it by Ctrl+Alt+F1:
(a) For a
** Also affects: mutter (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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