I'm not positive when an update was pushed out that caused this - my
machine gets updates automatically every night but I rarely reboot. I
rebooted yesterday and was immediately affected by it.
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Actually one more comment - I was digging into my auth.log and it may be
video related. The logs when it failed to unlock and when it succeeds
are identical. I then noticed that one of my three monitors shows
garbage at the bottom when I tap the top left corner to bring up the app
chooser view
Thanks for that tip Michael. Sad, but after updating to 16.04 the
problem persists. I can't seem to find a permanent fix.
I've also changed video cards (nvidia 960 now) so the vid card itself
apparently wasn't involved. This is an upgrade install all the way from
12.04 if I remember correctly,
This is still an issue for me on 15.04. I have to alt-f1, log in and
kill gnome-screensaver. Then I need to save everything and reboot
because every few seconds the screen will turn black after doing this.
I don't use ecryptfs, I don't have several copies of gnome-screensaver
running when this
This is happening to me as well. As described by Rodrigo, after a
reboot it may work ok for a while. If I click Quit from the chat menu
and launch it again sometimes it works for a while as well.
I've tried launching Empathy from a console to see if it logs anything
but nothing shows.
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To bil21al:
Exact steps? Seemed pretty exact above but simply log in to Gnome 3 Shell in
Ubuntu Natty, launch Empathy. Wait a while. Maybe an hour, maybe a day. Try
to chat with someone, no chat window opens. If they send you a chat it pops up
in the Gnome Shell widget thingy at the
I can confirm the issue. I have noticed though that in IMAP+ on one of
my machines it will create the folder and it's saved on the IMAP server,
but it doesn't show in the treeview inside Evolution until you close and
restart Evolution - you can't even refresh the subscription list to see
it.
On
I'll confirm it's caused by removing the notification area, and point to
a bug in the Debian list that references details:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=547093
I was able to get back in by logging into an xterm session instead of
gnome and do the following:
cd .gconf/apps/
rm
