Public bug reported:
using latest gdm3 (3.28.2-ubuntu1.2), reproducable:
1. log in (autologin)
2. switch to 2nd user
3. switch back to 1st user
logs in and displays, but mouse cursor and keyboard frozen, can't switch to vt
tried with both nouveau and nvidia driver.
Changed to lightdm and
Public bug reported:
Having updated to latest gdm3 with various hibernate fixes. gdm3
consistently freezes computer/makes unresponsive when resuming from
hibernate. Switching back to lightdm (outdated and poorly adapted to
hidpi) and everything works.
GDM3 also crashes on user switch, whereas
Also affects video playback, switching between fullscreen and windowed
mode becomes unusably slow. Playing games (The Long Dark as an example)
also results in flickering of a black screen when the volume overlay is
shown when changing volume
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Tried to resume, and was greeted with this (attached photo).
It then threw me back to the display manager (lightdm?) where I had to
enter password, then the mutter/window manager's unlock screen opened
and I had to enter password again. No crash this time but very odd
behaviour
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Public bug reported:
Having enabled fractional scaling on X11, I have a lot of issues with returning
to a hw-suspended session, re-login screen becomes a black rectangle, and
windows are being resized and there are black rectangular artifacts and a lot
of weird stuff with resizing going on.
apport information
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Having enabled fractional scaling on X11, I have a lot of issues with
returning to a hw-suspended session, re-login screen becomes a black rectangle,
and windows are being resized and there are black rectangular
apport information
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1828358/+attachment/5262988/+files/modified.conffile..etc.apport.crashdb.conf.txt
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apport information
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1828358/+attachment/5262987/+files/ProcEnviron.txt
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apport information
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1828358/+attachment/5262986/+files/ProcCpuinfoMinimal.txt
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Here's a video of a typical loop. It's still sometimes possible to type
my password and press Enter to get out of this.
This is after a wake from sleep.
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A similar screen blink (about 1-2 secs interval) also happens at screen
wipe/blackout/timeout whatever it's called. Seems a similar issue; a
"smaller", other dpi ("high resolution") screen is glanced in the flickering
Den mån 20 maj 2019 kl 04:30 skrev Daniel van Vugt <
#3 is not a workaround as it disables switching to headphone out on
plugin.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1847570
Title:
PulseAudio automatically switches to HDMI
Confirmed on Ubuntu 19.10 and Chrome 78. Screen blanking initiaties when
Chrome isn't running, but never does when I have it active.
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Public bug reported:
This wasn't present in 19.04:
When returning from hibernate, audio devices is changed to hdmi (gp104 device),
which is not even plugged in. When playing audio and changing volume one has to
go into volume settings or pavucontrol to change the output/controlled device
back
This affects WiFi hotspot as well. After downgrading to
wpasupplicant_2.9.0-21build1_amd64.deb my phone can connect to the WiFi
hotspot.
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Public bug reported:
Recently upgraded to 22.10 (from I believe 20.04, not actually
completely sure) and both of my Bluetooth devices have stopped working.
They can pair and connect initially, but disconnect after 4-5 seconds.
My headphones worked a while, but have not since been able to have
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