Public bug reported:
When using Wayland in 21.04, the display often never wakes up after lock
up. Also, on boot up, desktop icons and most favorites on dash are not
displayed, even though desktop icons are enabled. I can get them to show
up only by re-enabling desktop icons. The workaround now is
Public bug reported:
If I run Thunderbird (latest version), when I write an e-mail or reply
to an e-mail, a new window opens. When I send the e-mail, it works
correctly and the e-mail is sent, but the red dot on the Thunderbird
icon on the task bar never goes out. If I close or pkill Thunderbird,
Public bug reported:
Automatic suspend requires hard reboot. Manual suspend initiates
restart. When Wayland is disabled, behavior goes back to normal.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 22.04
Package: systemd 249.11-0ubuntu3.4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 5.15.0-46.49-generic 5.15.39
Uname:
My problem is that my Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5-1570 in dual boot mode would
not come out of suspend if Wayland was active. Behavior is fine with
Xorg. Suspend requires a hard reset. I was not sure what package to use
for the ubuntu-bug report. It could have been mutter I suppose. To
recreate the
I just booted into 22.04 with Wayland and the computer woke OK from
suspend both on power save and closing the lid, so it may be that some
recent updates have fixed the problem.
On 9/16/22 13:17, Nick Rosbrook wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand the problem you are experiencing. Can you
> please
Well, on one of my machines I installed Mesa from the kisak more stable
ppa ("turtle"), which is more up to date than mesa from the jammy
repository. I was able to re-enable hardware acceleration with no
problems. So there is something in the whole collection of mesa packages
that broke
Public bug reported:
The update installed this morning (May 25, 2023) disabled both Brave and
Chrome. Firefox is OK. I have installed a newer Brave-beta and it works
fine. The problem first appeared in Xorg, where no page could be
rendered, including settings. I then rebooted into Wayland and
Public bug reported:
Built in speakers have alsa driver as sof-audio-pci-intel-apl, but there
is no sound. I believe the CPU sound unit is essx-8336. Many people have
reported similar problems, with the system sound being "dummy output".
My bluetooth ear buds do work. Endeavour-OS and Fedora 39
Public bug reported:
Intel ALC269VB Analog worked fine until today's update. Now all I get is
"dummy output" and after running ubuntu-bug, the diagnostic says that
pulseaudio has crashed. Reloading does not help.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 22.04
Package: pulseaudio
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