I think there are a number of bugs here.
The version I see is.
With Turn screen off when inactive set to 30 minutes and Suspend when
inactive for set to 1 hour. If I come back after an hour the screen has
turned off, but the computer has not suspended. When I wake up the
screen the dekstop has
Just a quick comment. I know this was mentioned before (#46) but it
would be a good idea if everyone checked this behaviour with phone in
both locked and unlocked states _before_ it is plugged into the USB.
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Same problem on 15.04 with an HTC Desire 820. Unable to mount android
phone message and then an empty nautilus browser window. Is this
something to do with the transient usb mass storage device that phones
with this chipset reports on the usb bus for a while after first
connection. This is
I have seen a number of issues related to this error message. Including
slow wake up from sleeps. Long pauses in screen repaint. Long launch
times for applications. The only sure fix I found was to completely
purge the gnome-shell-extension-appindicator package and reboot. The
system them becomes
Public bug reported:
When I close a window on the gnome desktop. The desktop often freezes
for anything between 30 seconds and a number of minutes. I notice this
most often when closing a terminal window with ctrl+d.
When look at the syslog and cpu usage (top) from a terminal logged in
via ssh I
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1826604 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1826604
Hi Daniel,
Sorry about the incomplete bug report. I had forgotten that I had turned
apport. I have now found a fix for the first part of my report. This has
reduced the noise level so that I can see the
Closed bug to reduce confusion.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1812883
Desktop view flashes every time ~/Desktop changes
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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I worked round this issue by uninstalling gnome-shell-extension-
appindicator. This fixed this issue and also a number of high cpu usage
issues I was seeing. The cpu issues were sometimes severe enough to also
expose weaknesses in the compositor.
I suggest that anyone who is getting problems with
I think this bug may well be a duplicate of #1825623. Would anyone
object if I marked it as such.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1812883
Hi Jonathon,
Sorry, I wasn't clear. I really only meant the uninstall as a temporary
test, to provide more information on what issues this extension was
causing. For me it also solved a number of seemingly unrelated issues
mostly to do with excessive cpu usage.
Roger
On 19 August 2019
The extension is only fully removed if you purge it and reboot your
system.
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Title:
Desktop view
I have now reinstalled the extension and having been running for a day
without problems. This leads me to think that this a persistent data,
rather than code related problem. I can only assume that the purge
reinstall cycle removed whatever was causing the problem.
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If you are experiencing this bug. Try the following.
if the directory "/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/desktop-
icons@csoriano" rename it to something else. Then restart the desktop
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Please report the results of this test back here.
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If you are experiencing this bug. Try the following.
if the directory "/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/desktop-
icons@csoriano" rename it to something else. Then restart the desktop
(logout then login).
Please report the results of this test back here.
I am trying to correlate information on
If you are experiencing this bug. Try the following.
if the directory "/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/desktop-
icons@csoriano" rename it to something else. Then restart the desktop
(logout then login).
Please report the results of this test back here.
I am trying to correlate information on
The Extensions app does not appear to work fro the csoriano version of
desktop icons. It thinks that it is the rastersoft fork.
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I am running Ubuntu Focal 20.04. The gnome-shell version is
3.36.2-1ubuntu1-20.04.1. The desktop icons version is
20.04.0-2-1ubuntu1-20.04.1. The app does not work. I believe the app is
designed to work on per user extensions only.
The desktop icon extension is installed as a system extension in
Daniel,
I apologise.
We have been talking about different apps. I have been referring to the
browser plugin that talks to https://extensions.gnome.org/. This is
because it was the first thing I spotted when I searched on the net. I
realise that what you have been talking about the is a
This bug is still present in Focal. It seems to have lost focus in
upstream. In Focal it is much harder to remove the extension as it is
even more tightly linked in as a mandatory dependency for a number of
major system components. The only way to remove it is by deleting or
renaming its files.
For info.
The bug also means that the systemd journal is growing at an extremely
fast rate. Double whammy. All these files by default reside in the root
file system. Which is usually created quite small.
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