OK, so additional data...
19.10 also doesn't hang when I use the kernel module and library that
ship with Ubuntu, so apparently the problem which prompted me to report
this bug is limited to when using the kernel module and library that are
installed by the installer on DisplayLink.com.
I'm not s
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`apt-get update` and the nightly `apticron --cron` job are reporting:
"The AppStream system cache was updated, but some components were
ignored. Refer to the verbose log for more information."
This is pretty much meaningless to most people who have no idea what
AppStream is
Sorry, I meant 19.10 in my last comment, not 19.04.
When I use the evdi module and library shipped with Ubuntu in 20.04,
then DisplayLink works in Xorg, but it's very glitchy, with cursor
artifacts showing up constantly all over the place on all screens, both
DisplayLink and non-DisplayLink.
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* I'm no longer convinced that I was correct above when I claimed that
the version of the evdi kernel module and library shipped with Ubuntu
are newer than the version shipped with the installer available on
displaylink.com. I might be wrong about that.
* When I
With Ubuntu 19.10:
I am not able to reproduce the issue with a single monitor of a
different brand plugged into the DisplayLink adapter. There are three
differences here and I don't have the equipment available where I am
right now to narrow down which of them is relevant:
* one monitor instead o
** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu Eoan)
Status: Fix Committed => Confirmed
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Importance: Unknown
Sorry, I'm usually remote from the office where I have the displaylink
adapter which has this problem, so I was not able to test until I got to
the office instead.
I installed all updates in eoan-proposed and rebooted and then tried
logging into a Wayland session and using the displaylink adapter,
Is this going to be fixed in Eoan?
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Title:
display (whole computer?) hangs when I attempt to use DisplayLink with
Wayland
To
OK,so I just discovered that if I open gnome-shell-extension-prefs,
there's a switch in the upper right corner of the window, which
apparently disables all shell extensions, and I had that switched turned
off, though I have no idea how or when I did that. Turned it on and now
I can install extensio
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I am using the DisplayLink driver for Ubuntu provided at
https://www.displaylink.com/downloads/ubuntu, which I think is the only
way to get DisplayLink fully working under Ubuntu? That is, DisplayLink
didn't work when I installed the evdi-dkms and libevdi0 Ubuntu packages,
and
It was just a few seconds before I captured the log, max 30 seconds,
probably less than half that.
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Just reproduced it. `journalctl -b 0` output attached.
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Status: Unknown
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Status: Unknown
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can't install gnome shell extensions
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I take it back, it just happened again. Apparently it's intermittent.
I can't determine for certain whether it happens under X, because (a) as
I just noted, it's intermittent, and (b) my monitor has an entirely
different issue under X, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/18494
Yes.
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>Does it work with a new user on the same system?
Yes.
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I am no longer able to reproduce this issue so I'm going to close it.
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I have an ultrawide monitor plugged into my laptop. When I log into a
Wayland session, my monitor configuration (resolution, relative
position, which monitor is the primary) is not restored correctly. When
I unplug the monitor cable after logging in and plug it in again, the
c
>What webbrowser do you use?
Chrome
>Did you try to install from gnome-software instead?
It doesn't work in gnome-software either. Additional behaviors observed
in gnome-software:
1) When I try to _uninstall_ the extension from inside gnome-software,
it says it can't uninstall it, but it actual
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Here's what I'm trying to do:
1. Go to https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1379/mpris-indicator-button/
2. Click the toggle switch to install it.
3. Use the extension after it is installed.
Here's what should happen:
1. I am prompted for confirmation to install the exten
The extension won't turn on in Wayland either.
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"gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences focus-new-windows
'strict'" doesn't seem to solve the problem.
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clicking
>Please also try uninstalling (don't just turn them off) these
extensions...
If I see it happen again I will do that, because then it would be a
meaningful test, but so far I've only seen this happen once, so unless
it happens again so we can get some idea of how frequent it is, the
inconvenience
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OK, this is really weird, but it appears that this problem only happens
(or, at the very least, happens much more frequently) when Synology
Drive Client is running, or more accurately, when the Synology Drive
Client applet is in my top bar.
Furthermore, sometimes (but not always) when I plug in my
The problem does not appear to happen under Wayland.
I am attaching a zip file containing four sets of the output of the
commands you requested spanning the time from before I plugged in the
HDMI cable to afterward, waiting long enough to confirm that I was
getting black screens rather than the co
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I sat down at my computer this morning and unlocked the screen and saw
the behavior shown in the attached video. I waited a while and it never
stopped. I hit Alt-L to lock the screen again which worked, and then
unlocked it again, which worked.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
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I have an LG ultra-wide (2560x1080) monitor.
Sometimes when I plug it into my laptop, whose screen was working fine
before I plugged it in, both screens go black but nothing else happens.
I can still see the mouse cursor and move it between the two monitors
(sometimes in the
>Also affects 18.04
Strange, I never saw it on 19.04.
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appindicators for startup applicatio
This is now happening again.
I can't figure out what makes it start and stop happening.
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i
Strangely, I am now unable to reproduce this issue. It was definitely
happening before but isn't happening now. Don't know what's up.
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I have two startup applications configured, flameshot and yubioath-
desktop. After upgrading this morning from 19.04 to 19.10, these two
applications are being started when I log in, but their appindicator
icons are not showing up in the top bar. Restarting gnome-shell with
Al
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This is not going to be the highest quality bug report :-(, since it's
an intermittent issue and I don't know exactly what triggers it and I
can't even say with 100% certainty that it's new in 19.10, but I _think_
it is so I wanted to give people a heads-up just in case.
I ju
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The system menu from the top bar is no longer dark in the Adwait-dark or
Yaru-dark theme after upgrading from 19.04 to 19.10. See attached
screenshot. Oddly, it _is_ dark in HighContrast theme, which I don't
think it should be.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.10
Pac
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Just upgraded to 19.10 today. Previously, in 19.04, I could delete a
file from the desktop by clicking on it and hitting the delete key. That
no longer works.
It's probably relevant that it doesn't appear to be possible to direct
keyboard focus to the desktop itself any longe
"Just get rid of the desktop icons" is not a good response to "The
desktop icons flash every time I change anything that affects the
desktop."
I want the desktop icons. I just don't want them to flash. And they
didn't flash before the GNOME developers thought it was a good idea to
strip them out o
I hardly think enough research into this has been done for it to be
obvious that this is a duplicate.
There are literally eight app indicator icons in my system tray right
now that disappear when I uninstall gnome-shell-extension-appindicator
(Synology Drive, Google Hangouts, Google Chrome, Dropbo
Not certain, but I don't think I've seen this since upgrading to 19.04.
I imagine it's unlikely to get fixed in 18.04 if it's fixed in 19.04 and
people can upgrade, but I guess maybe it should be since 18.04 is
supposedly supported until 2023?
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I have two monitors. Night Light is only affecting one of them.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.04
Package: gnome-shell 3.32.0-1ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.0.0-7.8-generic 5.0.0
Uname: Linux 5.0.0-7-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia_modeset nvid
Reported at https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-disk-
utility/issues/124. Launchpad won't let me link to that external bu
report, says it doesn't recognize it.
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@valeryan-24 that sounds like the same problem as the one I reported.
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Title:
all app indicators di
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When you configure your window title bar buttons to be on the left
instead of the right in the tweaks app, the close window button is cut
off in the Disks app. I don't see this behavior in other apps. See
attached screenshot for illustration of what I mean.
ProblemType: Bug
D
As described above, the indicators disappear intermittently and come
back when I type Alt-F2 r RET. It seems to happen when the screen locks
automatically and then I come back later and unlock it, though I don't
know if it happens _every_ time the screen locks. I've attached my
journalctl output fo
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gnome-remote-desktop is apparently being included in Ubuntu 19.04, so
mutter should be recompiled with remote desktop support enabled for
Ubuntu, so people can actually use it.
Then the comment at the end of the apt package description for gnome-
remote-desktop saying that ne
I believe it went away when I upgraded to 18.10 and came back when I
upgraded from there to Disco.
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N.B. This is now happening to me in ** 19.04 ** (Disco).
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Does the change in status to "Triaged" mean that you do not need the
journalctl from me, or do you still need it?
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After upgrading to gnome-shell-extension-appindicator 23-1, I have no
appindicators.
If I downgrade to 22-1 they come back.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.04
Package: gnome-shell-extension-appindicator 23-1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.19.0-13.14-generic 4.19.20
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I did an apt dist-upgrade and got a message telling me that gnome-shell
had crashed and asking if I wanted to report it. I figured it was just
something funky about the upgrade so didn't bother. Instead, I restarted
my machine just to get everything back into a sane state. Upo
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When I try to drag and drop an icon from my left (primary) screen to my
right one and let go, it ends up sitting on the right edge of my left
screen, instead of landing where I dropped it on the right screen.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.04
Package: gnome-shell-e
PLEASE SEE MY COMMENT ABOVE AND REOPEN THIS ISSUE.
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Rename shell script on desktop, nautilu
>you can still dnd from a nautilus view on the desktop
Right, because it's not like the reason why I put files on my Desktop is
because I use them often and want to be able to open quickly, or like
having to open a Nautilus window, click on Desktop, and then double-
click on the file to open it is
I think you mean to link this to
https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions/desktop-icons/issues/29?
I question your designation of this as a "Low" importance issue. This is
going to be a huge deal for people when 19.04 is released if it's not
fixed by then.
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/desktop-icons/issues/58.
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Title:
Desktop view flashe
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In releases before 19.04, you could drag and drop files from the desktop
into applications.
This no longer works.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 19.04
Package: gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons 19.01-1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.18.0-13.14-generic 4.18.17
Uname
The issue persists in a slightly different form with .desktop files:
1. Create a .desktop file on the desktop.
2. Right click on it and give it permission to launch.
3. Double-click on it and confirm that it launches.
4. Mv it to a new name in a terminal window.
5. Observe how it remains displayed
*sigh* Apparently the maintainer of the extension has decided that for
"security reasons" you have to right-click on ".desktop" files and
enable them before they will be displayed as app icons and executable.
So I guess this isn't a bug. Just an IMO poor design decision.
TL;DR Not considered a bug
I have gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons installed and enabled. The
maintainer of that package claims that it is supposed to display desktop
icons properly. So this is a legit issue. Please reopen it.
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.desktop files not d
Sorry, having already filed nine bugs about disco in the past 24 hours,
I now need to move on with my life and do my actual job as opposed to
spending more time dealing with the tire fire that disco appears to be
right now.
P.S. Even if you're right that Dropbox or some other third-party
extension
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Create a shell script with a space in its name in /tmp. Make sure the
script is executable. Mv it into ~/Desktop. (You have to do it this way
rather than creating it directly on the desktop because of the other bug
I just filed.) Try to double-click on it. You will get an erro
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Create a shell script in /tmp. Make the script executable. Mv it into
~/Desktop. Double-click it and note that it executes. Now rename the
file with mv in a terminal window. Double-click it again and note how
nautilus attempts to execute it under the old name, which of course
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Prior to disco, if I edited a file on my desktop with an editor such as
emacs that created a backup file whose name ended in "~", then this file
would be hidden from the Desktop view, which is arguably correct and
useful behavior.
In disco, the file is annoyingly visible on t
Public bug reported:
All of the icons on my desktop visibly flash every time I change
anything in the folder ~/Desktop, even if the change is not something
that is visible on my desktop.
For example, "touch ~/Desktop/.#foo".
I mean, the icons that haven't changed should never flash at all, even
Public bug reported:
Using a text editor, create a file on your Desktop that you intend to be
a shell script. When you save it initially, it won't be executable
(unless your text editor is too smart for its own good), so it will be
displayed on the desktop as a text file.
Now do "chmod +x" on the
Wow.
I haven't seen a better example of developers being out of touch with
actual end users in quite a long time.
Let's just wait and see how many people complain when generally
available releases without this feature start getting pushed out.
OMG ridiculous.
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I'm not sure I agree that the importance of this issue is "Low". Surely
this is an extremely user-visible issue that is going to affect a lot of
people if it is still extant when Disco is released?
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Journalctl attached.
Sorry if I was unclear. I certainly rebooted immediately after upgrading
to disco. The issue described here occurred after the reboot, not
before.
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I told VirtualBox to create a desktop icon for one of my virtual
machines. It worked just fine in cosmic.
After upgrading to disco, however, instead of showing up as an icon, it
shows up as a ".desktop" text file, and double-clicking it just opens
the text file in gedit.
I t
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Immediately after upgrading from cosmic to disco, double-clicking the
"Rubbish Bin" icon on my desktop does nothing.
I try many times, does nothing.
I open a Nautilus window by clicking on the Nautilus icon in the
sidebar, and select "Rubbish Bin" in that window, and I am ab
Please see attached animated GIF. Open gnome-control-center, it says
printer is there, try to delete it, it says it was deleted but error in
terminal says it wasn't because it doesn't actually exist, close gnome-
control-center, re-open it, printer is back, close it again.
/var/log/cups/access_log
I checked. There is nothing relevant in journalctl.
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printing options set in control center don't work
To
When I reopened the settings window, the duplex setting had reverted to
single-sided.
I am currently unable to reproduce this issue, because now when I add
the network printer in question the printing options page is blank, so I
can't capture a journalctl of what happens when I try to change its
d
NetworkManager was running, as far as I know.
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Added hplip to the affects list for this bug because hpijs-ppds appears
to only be installing a few fax PPDs, not the full array of available
HPLIP PPDs.
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I was having this problem on Ubuntu 18.10 (WOW, THIS PROBLEM HAS BEEN
AROUND FOR A VERY LONG TIME) with my HP LaserJet 500 color M551 printer.
When I tried to install it, the driver that kept getting selected was
"HP LaserJet 500 color M551, driverless, cups-filters 1.21.3". This,
despite the fact
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1. Open settings.
2. Go to Devices / Printers.
3. Click "Add..." and add a network printer with a duplex unit located
automatically by the network scan.
4. Click the gear and elect "Printing Options".
5. Change the "Two-sided" option to enable two-sided printing.
6. Close the
OK, so, I've learned more about this.
If I wait for like 10-15 seconds after waking the laptop and type ctrl-
alt-f1, then after a long delay after that the screen will switch to the
GNOME login screen, and then if I select my account and type my
password, I am brought back to my previous session.
Not the same issue.
It doesn't happen at login for me, whereas the people in that issue say
it does.
That issue was filed against Artful, whereas the problem I'm having
started in Cosmic.
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Just discovered the typing Alt-F2 r RET brings the app indicators back.
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all app indicators
I've already got apport configured to report everything (i.e., I've
already done the workaround suggested in bug 994921), and there is no
crash either in /var/crash or on https://errors.ubuntu.com. I don't
think a crash is what's happening here.
Additional data:
* If, after I've woken up my lapto
1) I don't have /etc/xdg/autostart/indicator-application.desktop.
2) Killing indicator-application-service does not cause my app
indicators to re-appear.
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I use a ThinkPad dock with two monitors plugged into it. I have a udev
job configured to automatically put my laptop to sleep when I undock it.
So, I'm working on my laptop in the dock. I undock it and drop it into
my backpack. All by itself, it goes to sleep. A few minutes l
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$ gnome-terminal
# watch_fast: "/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/" (establishing: 0, active: 0)
# unwatch_fast: "/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/" (active: 0, establishing: 1)
# watch_established: "/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/" (establishing: 0)
$
Those three log messages printed when I
Also happening in 18.10.
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all app indicators disappear
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Before, it looks like the attached (though there is also a Shutter
indicator, which disappears while I'm taking the screen capture).
Afterwards everything to the left of the wifi indicator (i.e., the
Yubioath Desktop indicator and everything to the left of it) is gone.
** Attachment added: "Sele
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Occasionally all of my app indicators just disappear. Right now, for
example the only icons in my top bar are the wifi icon, the volume icon,
and the battery charge icon. Everything else is gone. The applications
associated with the missing indicators, e.g., Dropbox, Cloud Sta
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```
$ ubuntu-bug gnome-screensaver
ERROR: hook /usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_gnome-screensaver.py crashed:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/apport/report.py", line 196, in _run_hook
exec(compile(fd.read(), hook, 'exec'), sy
I think there might be a race condition involved here, i.e., I think
this behavior only happens if you start typing your password at the
"wrong time" while the computer is in the process of waking up from
sleep.
Note that if you click the Cancel button and then try unlocking your
screen again, the
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Sometimes in 18.10 when I unlock my screen (well, not actually "unlock",
since I don't have the screensaver configured to lock, so more
accurately, when I disable the screensaver), I end up on a screen which
looks like the computer still sort of thinks the screensaver is
activ
Yikes, shouldn't this bug be marked private?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1767918
Title:
Login password from GDM is shown in plain text on the VT1 console
To manage
Note that there are crashes around the same time in /usr/lib/hidpi-
daemon/hidpi-daemon and /usr/lib/hidpi-daemon/hidpi-notification, which
are provided by System76, but looking at the dumps in /var/crash for
them, it looks like they are crashing _as a result of_ the gnome-shell
crash, as opposed t
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1769982
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Public bug reported:
I am using Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic) 64-bit on a System76 Galaga UltraPro
laptop. At work, I plug two displays into my laptop, one DisplayPort and
one HDMI.
If, while both displays are plugged in and the laptop lid is closed and
the laptop's built-in display is therefore disabled
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