Please open a new bug by running:
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled at every wakeup after
This is happening to me now after upgrading to Ubuntu 23.04
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled at every wakeup after
OK. If it was a crash triggering this problem then the problem may come
and go. And moreso for some people than others.
Per the original reporter in comment #20 this bug is being marked as
fixed. Anyone else experiencing problems still please open a new bug by
running:
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I have experienced the bug yesterday on a up-to-date Ubuntu 18.04
system.
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled at
I also have not encountered the bug in the last 10 days. Seems it has
been fixed.
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled
I didn't encountered the bug any more in the last 7 days. It could have
been fixed by some ubuntu updates (at least on my system).
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elatllat, that request was for Div mainly. But also please don't use any
'kill' commands between 'pidof' commands because it makes that test
useless.
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nothing in /var/crash
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled at every wakeup after sleep
To manage notifications about
killall -3 gnome-shell
Is the workaround I am currently using.
I'm not using any non-default extensions.
indicator-application is not installed.
pidof gnome-shell && killall -3 gnome-shell && sleep 10 && pidof gnome-shell
4493 1132
4758 1132
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Status:
In a response on this thread
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1039694/18-04-appindicators-disappear-
after-every-reboot/1067237#1067237
it is suggested that
"The issue is caused by an old Unity app-indicator which is in the
system autostart. Remove it with sudo apt remove indicator-application
Div,
Please do that again, but without rebooting.
We need to check if the numbers are changing during the same boot before
and after the bug occurs. If they do change without rebooting then the
next steps are:
Reply to #7:
I thought the bug has been patched with the last update since I didn't
encounter it yesterday. However, it reappeared today.
PID (while functioning normally): 3012 2655
I had rebooted after this and didn't check the PID. The bug reappeared today
and report PID: 2856 2503
Alt+F2 ->
Div, please remember to follow the instructions in comment #7.
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Title:
Gnome shell extensions disabled at every wakeup
do you have that SRU installed, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock/63ubuntu1.18.10.2 ? It should resolve
the dock on login screen issue and could well resolve the other
problems. it would also be good to know if those having the problem use
extensiosn and which
I think I have the same bug;
- dock is visible in the login screen
- after login the dock jumps around on mouseover
- attempting to lock the screen will make the UI unresponsive and the window
with the lock option will get blurry
Looking for a workaround...
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I tested pidof gnome-shell before and after the bug occurrence but the
answer is the same. Please find attached two screenshots of login screen
before and after bug occurrence. After the bug occurrence the dock is
visible in the login screen.
** Attachment added: "login screen after (left) and
This bug also started affecting me since a couple of weeks ago. Gnome
shell extensions appear as switched on in gnome tweak but they are
actually disabled. I noticed the bug appear more or less randomly after
recovery from suspend or even from black screen. Resuming from black
screen the shell
I can only imagine this might be caused by suspend/resume crashing the
gnome-shell process, and then it restarts (almost seamlessly) with a
slightly different config.
Please run this command before and after suspend/resume:
pidof gnome-shell
Do you find it gives a different answer after
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04, all gnome extensions get turned off after waking up from sleep
Noticed since: past 1-2 week
Workaround: Alt+F2 followed by 'r' - Turns on the extensions which I had on
earlier
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I have seen this bug reported elsewhere too, but can't find it.
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Please execute the following command only once, as it
will automatically gather debugging information, in a terminal:
apport-collect 1813511
When
Thank you for your bug report. What session do you use? Could you add
your journalctl log after getting the issue?
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Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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