Confirm the bug with the dafault Xubuntu theme.
$ env GTK_THEME=Abiword
solves the problem, no more flickering
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Hi,
The same in 16.04
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Title:
Closing laptop lid should not blank external monitor
Status in gnome-power-manager
Hi,
My laptop actually had a key which shutdown the light on the monitor
(still showing content on the screen and was barely noticeable without
the backlit on).
However, the use case Lupius (coolincarl) mentioned seems much better.
If you really want to close your laptop you could just press the
This bug still affects Ubuntu 14.04. I tried the workaround by
Installing xscreensaver and disabling it, but all that does is showing
the mouse cursor on the blank screen.
Use case:
1. Connect laptop to external monitor.
2. Show information on external monitor.
3. Close lid on laptop.
4. Keep
I found a fix which is simplier than Alezandr's approach and worked for me in
xubuntu 12.04:
in Settings Screensaver, I changed the screensaver mode from Blank screen to
Disable screen saver.
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The problem with the laptop lid closed when the monitor is connected. When i
close laptop lid, secondary monitor(CRT) is turn off, but if i move mouse
monitor is on(laptop monitor and secondary in mirror mode, and i change
parametrs dconforggnomesettings daemonpluginspower : Laptop lid close
Alezandr tricks worked! It would still be great to have a proper fix
implemented eventually :)
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Title:
Closing
I'm having the same problem with my Dell XPS 15z with dual video cards.
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Title:
Closing laptop lid should not blank
I had observed the same bug on my Laptop Asus K40IN (graphics nvidia G102M).
But I found a workaround:
1. Open in editor /etc/acpi/lid.sh and insert exit 0 in the beginning of the
script, to force exit on start. This script executes every time when you close
or open the lid of your laptop.
Then
I have the same problem with my Dell D410, docking station, and a
generic 15 external monitor. Initially the external monitor shows an
out of range message but once signed in via the laptop screen, both
screens are mirrored. Closing the laptop lid blanks both screens and I
then can't get any
Quantal still not resolved this bug, I'm still experiencing the same on
Ubuntu 12.10 on a Compaq CQ57 with Intel HD Graphics.
** Tags added: quantal
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Unfortunately, on a Dell Lattitude E6420 the behavior is not resolved;
booting while docked results in an inability to bring display up on
any/all monitors (including laptop internal display). Booting with
laptop lid open results in docked monitors displaying correctly. After
booting, closing
found that this behavior is more or less like a screensaver ...
When I connect an external mouse or keyboard, connect my Laptop to my TV via
HDMI and close the Laptop-lid, the TV is blanking like usual, but after moving
my external mouse, the display is coming back immediatelly. No problem then.
Yes, I can confirm that it behaves as you say, so it is no longer a
problem in my case.
Thanks!
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Closing
Same behavior on a Dell E6420 with Nvidia graphics (note: optimus is
disabled). Power settings are not honored, external monitors go into
power save when lid is closed.
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Same here with Fujitsu AH530 and Samsung TV (connected via HDMI).
Confusing point: I also installed XBMC ,which should be shared with twin-view
option (xrandr .--same as LVDS1).
When I´m using XBMC in full-screen mode, it is working well !! The Samsung TV
is blanking for ~2sec. when the
Same here on Samsung Q310 with 12.04 fresh install. Also reported in
this duplicate (https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/1015796)
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I'm experiencing this on a dell xps m1330 laptop with intel integrated
graphics.
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Title:
Closing laptop lid should
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I'm affected by this too. This is very annoying when working with a
laptop as a docking station, or when watching a movie on an external
monitor.
I have a Samsung N310 with 12.04 up to date.
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** Package changed: ubuntu = gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
** Tags added: precise
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