I've been using Advanced mode instead of Programming mode for a while
now, and have not encounter this bug under that settings, so it appears
to be exclusive to Programming mode
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I believe patch supervisors are the ones who nominate a patch for
release, but that hasn't happened in this case for some reason.
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Title:
Compiz
This bug no longer occurs for me in 12.04 (same computer that I had
before on 11.10 where I did experience this bug) with no PPAs for
Compiz, NVIDIA, or X. If you are having this issue on 12.04, I recommend
purging any related PPAs and seeing if the problem persists.
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In previous version of gucharmap, when you used Ctrl+F to search for a
character, the current match would have a hilighted background so you
can see which one it is.
In the current version on Ubuntu 12.04, this is no longer the case. The
display still scrolls to show the
My graphics card is GeForce GTX 560M, and I am using the proprietary
version-current drivers.
The calculator is the only program in which I am experiencing screen refresh
issues.
If it's at all relevant, I'm using GNOME Classic with Compiz.
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Frequently, when performing a calculation, either by hitting enter on
the keyboard or by clicking the = sign, the display will fail to update
(it will still show the expression you typed in instead of the answer)
until you do something else to cause a repaint such as moving
For the record, this happened to be with an LCD monitor on a laptop. I
don't think the bug is specific to CRT monitors.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/949071
Title:
CRT monitor
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/949071
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CRT monitor refresh setting always resets to 60 after reboot
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#9 workaround works for me! Thanks a lot! By using gtf to get a valid
modeline and adjusting my xorg.conf a little, I was able to use xrandr
to set the proper resolution on startup.
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Yes, turning off the Place Window plugin worked for me. Windows no
longer spazz out when in-between workspaces, in-between monitors, or
just not stritcly contained in one viewport in general.
The downside is that now all programs that don't exlplicitly state a
location to map the window at are
myspell didn't work (was already installed), but installing hunspell-en-
ca did (that's for Canadian spelling, replace en-ca with whichever
language pack is appropriate for you, most likely en-ca, en-us. I don't
think there's a British English one for hunspell though.
Then restart LibreOffice.
The remove NVidia's vieo hardware acceleration workaround (remove
libvdpau1) solved both this problem AND the even more annoying flash
videos show up in all white pixels of the screen when firefox is
minized bug.
Adding the lines to the config file, on the other hand, fixed the
swapped red/blue
I found a solution to this bug. Install the version of Compiz from
Daniel van Vugt's ppa and that will fix this issue. Even if you restart
compiz, it remains stable.
https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/compiz
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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I was able to remove almost all screen tearing by doing the following:
Disable flipping (aka. double buffering) in nvidia-settings
Enable vsync in nvidia-settings
Enable 'sync to vblank' in Compiz (under the OpenGL section)
DISABLE 'detect refresh rate' in Compiz (under Compositing section)
Set
This keeps happening to me now. I usually have to restart X with
Ctrl+Alt+PrtSc+K, log back in, and kill the extra compiz process.
Sometimes I have to do it twice.
I've attached a backtrace
** Attachment added: backtrace of compiz after crash using tty1
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 815996 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/815996
The exact behaviour of this bug seems to change with updates. At this
point in time, compiz has a chance of experiencing this bug even when
started normally, but that probabilty of this happening is not THAT
I started being affected by this after installing the JACK audio plugin
for pulseaudio in synaptic. The problem persists, however, after I have
purged the previouslyy mentioned packaged.
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Okay, I guess one of the updates did something, because now compiz has
like a 25% on startup of entering fail mode where it will crash the
first time you switch workspaces (and occasionally upon closing
windows).
Re-installing X-Updates made absolutely no difference this time.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 815996 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/815996
Upon purging the updated X packages I had and reverting to the current
official release version in the repositories, the behavior has returned
to being predictable exactly as described in my original post.
Looks like it will always crash after running compiz --replace, but
since I undid the X updates, it won't happen so long as you don't switch
window managers or restart Compiz.
Which is unfortunate since compiz needs to be restarted every few hours
otherwise window movement becomes slow.
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compiz --replace works for me in that it gets rid of the window
slowness, but doing that causes the much more severe bug 903512 making
it impossible to switch workspaces without a complete graphics freeze,
so it's not really a fix.
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I don't think this is linked to swap activity. I'll have to let my
computer stay on overnight to make sure, but I've never seen my computer
use more than half my ram (and I only have 4GB), let alone start using
swap space.
The only time I've even seen swap space used is that a couple kilobytes
The latest update for GNOME completely ruined everything. Now, Compiz
crashes when switching windows all the time. Even after a fresh reboot.
I no longer have any usable window managers. Looks like I've have to go
back to Ubuntu 10.04 until this is fixed.
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Actually, the chance of a crash now appears to simply be random. I've
got about a 20% of a crash when switching workspaces, making one of the
most useful things in Ubuntu completely useless.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 815996 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/815996
This new behaviour since the update now matched bug 815996, so I'm
marking this is a duplicate.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 815996
Desktop occasionally freezes/locks up when switching
I recently reported a very similar issue (bug 903512), but after getting
the GNOME update yesterday from Update Manager, the problem is much
worse and now behaves just like you described (it used to freeze mid-
slide, but now it's right after it finishes sliding, at it doesn't
happen ALL the time,
This is happening to me on 11.10 Oneiric with GNOME Classic by the way.
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Title:
Desktop occasionally freezes/locks up when switching workspaces
I'm also getting freezes after returning from a locked screen, so I
can't even use Compiz with 1 workspace.
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Title:
Desktop occasionally
I previously had the X-Updates ppa installed
(https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates) in an attempt
to fix screen tearing. I eventually did fix it, but the X-Updates did
nothing. Since I didn't need it, I ran ppa-purge, and now everything
SEEMS to be running good.
I've switched
I don't think my problem is bug 773861 since the decrease in updates of
window movement decays over time, and is perfectly fast for the first
few hours of use. I've subscribed to bug 770160 though.
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Well I got my window moving bugs (it was a mouse polling issue) and
screen tearing issues all figured out, but it turns out that I actually
DO have this bug after all- it just wasn't the cause of my other issues.
After leaving my laptop on overnight will downloading a torrent, I
noticed that
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/903512
Title:
When (re)starting compiz with compiz --replace, switching workspaces
causes the display to freeze
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I should also mention that it is NOT necessary to be running compiz when
entering compiz --replace.
Switching from Compiz to Metacity then back to Compiz also produces this
error.
** Description changed:
After restarting compiz with the compiz --replace command, attempting
to switch
Public bug reported:
After restarting compiz with the compiz --replace command, attempting
to switch workspaces will cause the display to freeze. The only way to
recover (aside from rebooting) is to restart the X session with
Ctrl+Alt+PrtScrn+K, but the problem usually (though not 100% of the
Of course, restarting compiz produces bug 903512 which is even worse.
By the way, is there any way to edit comments on Launchpad? I often get
an idea or think of something to add after writing a comment, but have
to double-post since I can't find any edit button.
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** Description changed:
After restarting compiz with the compiz --replace command, attempting
to switch workspaces will cause the display to freeze. The only way to
recover (aside from rebooting) is to restart the X session with
Ctrl+Alt+PrtScrn+K, but the problem usually (though not 100%
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 764330 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/764330
Huh, I've discovered that this fix only seems to work on ONE of my USB
ports, and I can't figure out how to get it to work on all of them.
Weird.
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#86 yes I can confirm this behavior
Interesting, I just discovered that #33 's mouse polling fix only works on ONE
of my usb ports o.0. I really don't understand that, but for some reason only 1
port is affected by the fix.
I'll have to do more testing, but I THINK that it works on ANY usb port
After a lot of fiddling, I finally found something that works for me:
Turn vysnc on in both NVIDIA and Compiz.
Do NOT turn on undirect fullscreen windows. Leave that workaround UNCHECKED
or you'll have tearing in fullscreen.
Then do either of the following
A) Turn allow flipping OFF in Nvidia
The mouse polling fix worked for me.
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Title:
Move window annoying slow with compiz
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Sorry for the triple post, but HOLY CRAP I FIGURED IT OUT after lots of
searching.
I noticed that the problem only occurred when moving windows with my
MOUSE, not with my TOUCHPAD.
The problem is with mouse polling. Here's the fix:
1) Open /etc/modules with your favourite editor.
2) Add the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 764330 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/764330
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 764330
Move window annoying slow with compiz
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I found a good alternative to compiz until this gets fixed.
Use Metacity, and instead cairo-compmgr from here:
https://launchpad.net/~gekkio/+archive/cairo-compmgr
(It's for Maverick, but it seems to be working perfectly on Oneiric so
far. Just edit the repository line to say maverick instead of
Public bug reported:
Problem Description:
After locking the screen, mutter will consistently (always repeatable) crash,
forcing me to restart it using only the mouse.
Steps to Reproduce:
1) Lock the screen
That's it
Error Output:
Running mutter --replace in the terminal, then locking the
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Title:
Mutter crashes after lock screen
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I also am getting this bug after minutes.
The thing is, it's not actually time. Here is the behaviour I am
getting:
When attempting to move a window (ANY window, not just one with
transparency) in GNOME Classic using Compiz, the very first time you
click the window and drag it around it works
Perhaps I do, because this fix suddenly stopped working and I have no
idea why.
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Title:
Gradual degradation in desktop performance.
To manage
I can confirm this with an nVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M. It makes Compiz
pretty much unusable.
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Title:
Nothing on screen updates other than cursor
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92599
This bug affects me also. I can run 0 A.D. with amazing graphics with no
lag at all, yet moving a terminal window with transparency makes the
entire system display stall for literally a second.
Attempting to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 92599 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92599
I should also say that the bug #92599 solution did NOT work, so this is
not a duplicate.
After more testing, I've determined that the lag is better defined than I
thought:
Attempting to drag ANY window with
This is an EXTREMELY annoying bug for me. I like using the text location
instead of breadcrumbs so that I can copy-paste file locations (which is
especially useful now that Nautilus no longer has the open location in
terminal option on the menu anymore), so there's no quick way to move
to a parent
I also have this problem.
Once the mouse moves to the 2nd screen, I cannot move it back using the
touchpad but I can move it back using a USB mouse. Peculiar...
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I've had this issue both in 9.10 and 10.4 and was able to reproduce it
on 2 different computers. It behaves for me exactly as you described
every time.
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 534553 ***
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Rhythmbox visualization freezes when one song finishes and another of the
same format starts
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visualisation button sometimes does nothing
I'm moving this back to Xorg since it's been reproduced on a non-nvidia
graphics card (I'm sure the problem has nothing to do with graphics
drivers, but rather whatever program is responsible for drawing the
cursor.)
** Package changed: nvidia-graphics-drivers (Ubuntu) = xorg (Ubuntu)
** Changed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
When changing cursors from the appearance preferences in Ubuntu 10.4
(this worked fine in Ubuntu 9.10 on the same system, so this is only a
problem in Lucid Lynx) the cursor is not completely switched. This
happens both when changing to custom
** Attachment added: BootDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48627498/CurrentDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48627499/Dependencies.txt
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If you're having the same problem as me, here's a shell script that
should fix the problem (you'll have to restart after using it for it to
take effect... actually you can probably just restart X instead of the
whole computer).
To use it, just give the name of the cursor theme you want to change
I have my computer back now and just checked to to make this is still a
bug, but it seems to be working perfectly fine now. An update must have
fixed the problem. Sweet.
** Changed in: gvfs (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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This happens whenever the IMAP server is down. If the server is
responding, then Evolution will work properly, but if the server is down
it will hang forever.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175233
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Unfortunately I had to send the laptop this bug occurs on to be fixed
(for an unrelated problem), but it gave me a chance to see if this
happens on a desktop computer, and it does not, so it seems to be
specific to certain types of cd drives. I'm not the only person to have
this problem, however,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs
Whenever a CD is placed in the CD tray, gvfsd leaks memory (and if left
for long enough would eventually use up all the system's memory) and
causes dbus-daemon to use 100% CPU until the CD is removed. When the CD
is removed, it stops leaking memory,
Nevermind. I found that the problem was simply that when I replaced rm
with a shell script that executes rm $* -I to require confimation, this
caused dpkg to fail when removing files. I'm not sure why this problem
only affected xulrunner and no other packages I installed and removed,
but I guess
When attempting to do the security updates yesterday (Jan 8, 2010), I am
now experiencing this error. I tried purging xulrunner-1.9.1, then
getting back the packages I need (using update manager to get desktop-
couch back and apt-get install firefox to get the rest back, but I'm
still getting the
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