The workaround for me was to disable vt_handoff in /etc/grub.d/10_linux*
(i.e. set vt_handoff=0 in both places near the top of the file).
That resolved the issue completely.
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Still seeing this with gnome-online-accounts-3.8.3-2 on Saucy.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1175122
Title:
Doesn't work with Google 2-Factor
Nevermind my last comment. It appears that someone else had replaced
the original packages with the ones from the gnome3-team/gnome3 ppa, and
those did need the mentioned workaround.
The VPN indicator also seems to have been fixed by rolling back the
packages and the workaround.
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I can confirm that on Ubuntu Saucy with gnome-control-
center-3.8.5-0ubuntu1~saucy the problem persists. A workaround was to
hard-link the files to the correct location (/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-
gnu/NetworkManager/) from the installation location from the plugin
packages (/usr/lib/NetworkManager/).
Yes, it still occurs with nVidia drivers at 295.49, even 295.53.
Videos are also choppy in standalone totem. gst123 works fine, so it
would appear that the problem is within totem itself and not the
gstreamer libraries. mplayer-based players work fine (except mplayer2).
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Public bug reported:
When trying to play MP4 videos captured from my Galaxy Nexus and copied
to the local hard drive, video playback in Totem is choppy. VLC has no
problem.
Videos used to work fine in Totem in Natty and Oneiric. It appears that
Totem is maxing out the core upon which it's
** Attachment added: VID_20120429_171350.mp4
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/994864/+attachment/3130829/+files/VID_20120429_171350.mp4
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