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Please check that you do have workspaces configured in:
gnome-tweaks > Workspaces
Also I have a feeling this will be related to bug 1870188 which also has
an upstream bug.
Ignore comment #3 - the crashes I was talking about are old and from two
years ago in your attached XorgLog.txt and
It was a gnome config update that came down a couple of days ago.
I have two monitors, the left is 1920x1080 rotated left. The monitor on
the right is 3440x1440.
I use the keyboard bindings ctrl up arrow and down arrow.
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Which update did you install where the issue started? How are configured
the monitors? how do you switch workspaces?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1877675
This issue seems to be related to the saving the screen resolution
issue. If my left monitor gets switched back to vertical, workspaces
come back.
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Please check that you don't have any non-Ubuntu gnome-shell extensions
installed. If you do then please uninstall them and reboot.
If the problems persist after that then it sounds like some part of the
system has crashed. To help us find the cause of the crash please follow
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Please check that you don't have any non-Ubuntu gnome-shell extensions
installed. If you do then please uninstall them and reboot.
If the problems persist after that then it sounds like some part of the
system has crashed. To help us find the cause of the crash please follow
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