Or as one user posted, the official AMDGPU Pro package, which also
enables 10bpc.
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Title:
[radeon] Totem with gstreamer1.0-vaapi and Xorg: wrong
This bug can only occur if 10bpc is enabled. There is no other
possibility. It is clearly a colorspace mismatch between VAAPI and the
decode target surface. If disabling 10bpc happens in Ubuntu Mesa
packages, then it is clearly someone using unofficial package builds of
Mesa which have 10bpc
As already stated above, the correct workaround, for now, is to
configure a drirc (probably in a conf.d directory, so it doesn't clash
with other settings files) so as to disable 10 bit per channel support
for Totem. The same had to be done with Chromium-vaapi, as it also
happens with that
I wouldn’t exactly consider Google Drive “friendly”, but I guess most
users don’t have 10+TB of data stored on premises. That much runs for a
minimum of $99/mo on Google One.
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It appears it's still there, but only accessible to project members.
Which also excludes me.
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Title:
The ssh-agent launcher script fails to
Adding a comment to indicate that this is a problem with the 10bpc
support which is enabled in Radeon graphics. I am unsure if it is
enabled in Intel's drivers, so that would explain why it does not occur
there. Either VA-API is outputting wrong, the client library is
outputting wrong, or all the
Yes, but this does not grant transparent access to the Documents folders
of installed applications. Pairing and libimobiledevice are still needed
for that.
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Disregard that, I am wrong. The bug appears to be with the plasma-
desktop multimedia keys integration, which appears to be broken now.
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I have determined this to be a lack of input overrides in the udev
hwdb.d 60-keyboard.hwdb definition. For now, I have declared the
following in my /etc/udev/hwdb.d/90-apple-keyboard.hwdb, which I'll
attach. It may or may not be accurate for all Apple keyboards.
** Attachment added: "User
Public bug reported:
Every time I log into my desktop, the desktop layout picker box pops
open on the screen, and asks me to pick a layout again. It never
remembers what I pick between log out and log in cycles. It also
completely forgets the refresh rate settings I picked the last time I
was
Public bug reported:
Ever since I recently installed Kubuntu 18.10, using debootstrap and
`apt install kubuntu-desktop` method, upon reaching a desktop, the
multimedia keys on my Apple Wireless Keyboard do not have any effect on
anything.
The F3/Exposé key correctly triggers the window display
Public bug reported:
Upon installing libssl:i386 on Ubuntu LTS 18.04.1 Desktop, I am advised
that I need to perform a reboot.
I see a single process in my system using a no-longer-existing copy of
libssl.so.1.0.0, but I can easily restart that process.
Even if this were Server, I could easily
I only thought to mention the PPA to indicate that the bug still occurs
even in fairly bleeding edge Mesa code. I also still think it's either
something wrong with gstreamer-vaapi, or something that gstreamer-vaapi
is doing different from what mpv does for the same exact video. It
should probably
Freedesktop tells me it's a downstream Debian script file.
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/meta/issues/6
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The ssh-agent launcher
** Attachment added: "For reference, the same video in Totem."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gstreamer-vaapi/+bug/1767312/+attachment/5181989/+files/Screenshot_20180828_205430.png
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I have tested on my Radeon RX480, also AMDGPU drivers, git snapshot from
20180829 from Padoka PPA, and this bug occurs with Totem as well.
It should also be noted that the bug does not occur with mpv, either
with vdpau or vaapi.
** Attachment added: "Screen shot of mpv plus vdpau and terminal
** Attachment added: "And here's a screen shot of mpv with vaapi, also playing
correctly."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gstreamer-vaapi/+bug/1767312/+attachment/5181988/+files/Screenshot_20180828_204952.png
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There is an issue with the Xsession, in which logging out and logging
back in again does not clear environment variables, so the ssh-agent
script thinks that the agent is already running, and thus does not
bother to start it again.
I have altered the script, albeit in not
** Patch added: "Patch to fix ssh-agent startup script"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1789523/+attachment/5181938/+files/90x11-common_ssh-agent.patch
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The "Change certification trust" option is grayed out for the OpenPGP
key I imported from an encrypted export from another system. It may also
be listing it as "not certified" because one of the User-IDs assigned to
it has been revoked, because I discarded that domain.
Public bug reported:
Attempting to install libsdl2-dev removes libwayland-egl1-mesa and
replaces it with libwayland-egl1.
** Affects: libsdl2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "install.txt"
I just figured out what it was. It wasn't the Xorg update that fixed it.
It was the Anbox container sending wake up notices to the screen saver:
```
Aug 07 22:55:01 dorktower dbus-daemon[8808]: apparmor="ALLOWED"
operation="dbus_method_call" bus="session" path="/org/gnome/ScreenSaver"
I just installed an Xorg and input and display drivers update,
apparently phased to 40% of users, and that seems to have fixed it?
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Title:
This also appears to occur with a fresh installation of Ubuntu 18.04.1
with the default Gnome desktop. It is waking my displays every twenty
seconds as well. The only power related things that appear to be running
are two instances of gnome-settings-daemon/gsd-power, one for the gdm
user and one
I see that I don’t even have XScreenSaver installed here, so it’s some
other power configuration that’s causing the spurious wake ups.
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Confirming that this issue does occur with Ubuntu 18.04.1, i7 3770, with
AMD Radeon RX 480, using AMDGPU. I'm also using the kernel ppa 4.17 from
June 4th, so I can keep AMDGPU DC enabled and use my primary monitor's
DVI-D dual link connection to support 120Hz refresh rate.
I can also confirm
This is now occurring for me with latest as of this post, as of
shuffling around the drives in my system, including the addition of
another drive. I may need to delete the zfs cache, if that's possible.
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Is this known to affect paravirtualized instances, or is it restricted
to hvm? Can anyone tell me what conditions I need to create this in a
fresh instance? I'll spin up a PV t2.nano and see if I can reproduce it
there.
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