Hi, I am using 14.04 and having this issue as described in bug
description. I am using linux for desktop for nearly 15 months. These
types of errors not good for newcomers like me. Of course I will search
and will try to find a workaround , but this is a basic operation and
must be fixed. (basic
As a workaround I used as told in:
Comment 25 for bug 1241972
(Valentin Crone (va-crone) wrote on 2014-06-07:) with some modifications:
1 - open nautilus (File browser)
( normal usage of nautilus gave me an error, using with sudo is ok.)
sudo nautilus
2 - Go to: /usr/share/applications/
I agree with you Valentin. It is a barrier for beginners. I tried linux
since 1998. Several distros. And never used more than two weeks. Since
2014. I decided to insist on trying the desktop linux distributions. Now
, I use linux as my primary OS. I was using Mint 17 , switched to Ubuntu
14.04
I see some notes on bluetooth in the logs. I fully disabled the
bluetooth deamon at the moment. I do not use bluetooth on this machine.
Will see if it makes any difference.
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Mouse only moves. Does not click on any open app window, left or top panels,
any area on desktop.
In short does not click anywhere.
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No freezes. Can be closed. I can not reproduce the freeze.
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Title:
Desktop freezes refuses input
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System did not freeze since 2019-03-22.
via Gnome tweaks
Extensions : ON
Ubuntu dock : OFF
Ubuntu appindicators: ON
Run system with these settings for 3-4 days without any problem.
Bluetooth is still disabled.
I enable bluetooth now. ( I don't have a bluetooth device on my system.
)
Will
Uninstalled: GNOME 3.26 runtime (snap)
GNOME 3.28 runtime (snap) still exists
(I do not know if it is normal to have both of them at the same time. Maybe it
is OK, becouse they are snaps.)
via Gnome tweaks
Ubuntu dock : OFF ( Was also OFF before )
Ubuntu appindicators: ON ( Switched to OFF )
Uninstalled mplayer.
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Desktop freezes refuses input
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