I have not had the same issue with Chromium, but I suspect you might be
right and it's still related. Any thoughts right now on when 450 reaches
official?
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Thanks, Daniel... I don't know as I run Firefox rather than Chromium.
Let me fire it up and play with it for a day or two and see if I get the
same issue. Thanks!
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Uploading additional grab with my camera showing the corruption on Gnome
Tweaks window where it looks as though a terminal window behind Firefox
(two windows back from this) is showing through.
** Attachment added: "IMG_20200901_095617.jpg"
Please see attached. As you can see I have the Ubuntu Software tool to
the right, and I have Gnome Tweaks open to the left. You can also see
other apps that are showing normal functioning. Gnome Tweaks
particularly doesn't seem to show corrupted window decorations unless
Ubuntu Software is open.
Public bug reported:
NVidia drivers in Ubuntu 20.04 show corruption in certain applications.
Most egregious bug appears to be "Ubuntu Software Center" which is
almost completely transparent and unusable.
Also see occasional corruption in window decorations in other apps,
namely Gnome Tweaks as a
Well, because no-one in the community seems to care; it seems the fix
for this problem is to switch to SCST;
http://www.zimbio.com/Ubuntu+Linux/articles/5vq_mlaTjIT/How+To+Install+SCST+on+Ubuntu
Seriously, this level of non-support is really a problem for people
actively trying to make Ubuntu a
Public bug reported:
This happens consistently both on a physical machine and a virtual
machine. Both were fresh 12.04 installs, and the VM has has only
ISCSITARGET installed. Server seems to run fine for a couple of days,
but then crashes with this error. The LUNs are large (larger than 5TB
Public bug reported:
Under heavy load, ISCSITARGET on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is crashing
repeatedly. The syslog contains;
Nov 13 11:05:38 iscsi0 kernel: [ 3330.568639] [ cut here
]
Nov 13 11:05:38 iscsi0 kernel: [ 3330.568669] kernel BUG at
I don't know for sure if this is pertinent;
The problem didn't occur until the LUN started to fill up with data.
There are four LUNs in total spread across two client machines. I have
38TB of local storage which I have carved up into a 10TB LUN and a 9TB
LUN, with two LUNs presented to each host.
