Alright. Please file a new report for the new issue, especially when you
can reproduce it on 18.04.
** Changed in: xfce4-session (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Oops! Apologies for the confusion.
I cannot reproduce the original bug, but the system seems to get
mightily confused if I suspend when there are several graphical users
logged in. The suspend works fine, but the wakeup may drop one into any
of the several logged in users.
I have not yet worked
Raphael, your last replies are meant for a different bug report.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1508222
Title:
'Hibernate' asks for authentication but locks the screen
To manage
After logout/login I still have different TZs in the clock on the
ribbon and in the shell. There is no TZ environment variable.
When I changed the TZ in the clock I did it two different ways. The
first time I used the drop-down list, and this lost the display. The
second time I typed the new TZ
More info:
After a logout/login I still could not change the settings.
After removing the clock from the top ribbon and re-adding it worked
OK.
I have now changed the TZ back and again lost the display.
Changing any property seems a bit flaky. Sometimes it takes, sometimes
it does not. I
It is now even worse.
I changed the TZ from the top ribbon and:
1. Shell/date sees the new TZ, as before
2. The icon in the ribbon loses its display settings, both tooltip and
normal display.
3. If I try to reset things in the Properties menu the new settings
only remain until I close the
Any news on this issue? I cannot reproduce it.
** Package changed: xfce4 (Ubuntu) => xfce4-session (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: xfce4-session (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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I should add that this bug creates problems on several levels.
1. The system wrongly thinks that there is more than one user logged in,
2. It asks for authentication when it shouldn't,
3. It locks the screen before one can enter the relevant password,
4. When it wakes from hibernate the screen is
