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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
** Package changed: unity (Ubuntu) => unity-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
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I did a fresh install of vanilla Ubuntu 18.10, later updated to 19.04,
and I installed Unity via `apt install unity`. The bug with keyboard
shortcuts not working after locking screen disappeared. Hooray. I'm not
sure what got changed. Big thanks to @khurshid-alam for maintaining
Unity.
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Had to re-install my OS, and the volume keys now work for me again.
Still using Xubuntu 18.04, though this time a fresh install.
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Title:
Volume
** Branch linked: lp:~khurshid-alam/unity-settings-daemon/media-keys-fix
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not doing anything in Unity
This will be fixed soon. For now see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-settings-
daemon/+bug/1755106/comments/33
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Title:
Volume
@Krzysztof Ostaszewski
Media keys doesn't work within lock-screen or when you unlock and within
the session ?
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons
The bug only affects those three shortcuts and ONLY if they are custom
(changed from defaults): volume up, down and mute. If I stick to
defaults everything (including other custom shortcuts) works even after
screen lock / suspend. I suspect it is connected with lightdm / unity
greeter.
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I've noticed media keys (volume up, down, mute) stop working after
screen is locked (with lightdm). SO for me it is not the case of
suspend, but the scrrenlock after waking from suspend. Ubuntu 18.04 with
Unity 7.5 installed
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Using my HP ZBook Studio G3 and Xubuntu 18.04 (upgraded from 16.04), I've got
all Fn-keys working except volume, mute and brightness.
Using an external keyboard with media keys, the volume up/down/mute keys don't
work either.
I have never had the "Commands" Compiz plugin enabled.
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Here's my output for Alt+Tab: I get the same result no matter if it's
responsive (first login, toggled a CCSM plugin) or not:
17:28:21 ~$ xev -root -event keyboard
KeymapNotify event, serial 17, synthetic NO, window 0x0,
keys: 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
What events you get when running `xev -root -event keyboard`
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not doing anything in Unity after
A clean ee-install of ubuntu 18.04 (with netinstall / ubuntu-unity-
desktop) fixed this for me.
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not
I can confirm a very strange behaviour of media keys after release-
upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04 (unity-desktop). At first, media keys seemed
to have stopped working at all, but that is not the case. If I press for
example the "mute" key, it takes about 25 seconds before the muting
succeeds. At the
I've been having the same issue since 17.10 and now on 18.04 with Unity
same problem again. As mentioned above toggling 'Commands' plugin in
CCSM (enabled, then disabled) works for me also.
Whilst it isn't a perfect solution, but with the help of this post:
Same as @dimztimz - toggling Commands plugin (doesn't matter on or off)
in ccsm seems to make media keys work again.
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Title:
Volume and Mute
Just tested Ubuntu MATE with Compiz and had no issues switching keyboard
layout, so probably the problem lies within Unity code.
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Title:
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Or maybe it is a bug in Unity because Unity is a plugin of Compiz and
when Compiz restarts, probably Unity also restarts, right?
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Volume
I can confirm that keyboard layout switching
1. stops working after lightdm/unity lock screen appears
2. continues to work if I toggle the Commands plugin in ccsm. Does not matter
if I'm disabling or enabling, any toggle does the trick.
Moreover, toggling any other plugin makes keyboard layout
One more datapoint: running unity/lightdm 18.04 on Dell XPS 13. At first
my media keys didn't work, along with KB layout switch, ctrl+alt+T for
terminal, etc. Installing ccsm and disabling commands plugin helped with
most.
Keyboard layout switch using alt+shift/ctrl+shift works fine after first
so after some reboots i need to change my last comment:
right now i need to toggle the commands plugin every time i login for
the mediakeys to work. :/
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@@Dimitrij Ubuntu removed 5 years old xorg patch and the updated xorg
version went into 17.10 later. That's why you are you are facing the
issue after updating to 17.10.
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I am running 18.04 with unity and just tested some other Desktops that
are installed long time also: LXQt, Budgie, gnome (wayland and xorg).
Gnome crashed on both. After relogin to unity the keys didnt work while
"sudo showkey" shows that the buttons are working. They even get the
function in the
After a recent (the last since posting this) update of Ubuntu 18.04,
this issue has appeared. When I try to use the keyboard to change the
volume, nothing happens.
I logged into Ubuntu Desktop and it works.
I have uninstalled gnome shell + Ubuntu dekstop, leaving only Unity
Desktop but the
What makes you think it is that bug? I see that is an old bug since
years ago. I got this bug only after I updated to Ubuntu 17.10.
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Your bug is this: bug #1683383
It's a xorg bug.
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not doing anything in Unity after
I have problems not with media keys but with some keyboard shortcuts,
the shortcut for changing input language for me.
I noticed the bug happens only with lightdm login manager. Lets say I
lock or suspend the PC. After I unlock it the keyboard shortcut does not
work.
If I set lightdm as the
CCSM toggle workaround functions for me as well.
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Confirming toggle workaround also
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To manage
I can also confirm that toggling the Commands-plugin in CCSM is a
temporary workaround for the bug on my system.
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons
Same thing here, but the media keys do work again after toggling them
either on or off. Does anyone know a way to script those commands as a
post-login command as a short-term workaround?
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After a reboot, with nothing else changed, media keys are no worky
again. So it's NOT the Commands plugin.
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After enabling it and disabling it again, the media keys work now for
some reason.
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My Commands plugin was already disabled and the media keys still don't
work.
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Title:
Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not doing anything in
I had this issue too after upgrading from 16.04 -> 17.04 and then 17.10
and changing from Gnome to Unity. I managed to restore media key
functionality by disabling the commands plugin via CCSM.
https://askubuntu.com/a/983914/170380
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Today I was able to get media keys working about every 3rd restart of
unity-settings-daemon. I've saved 2 logs of each state. I suspect it has
to do with the order the plugins are loaded.
** Attachment added: "mylogs.zip"
Ah, I gave up after about 8 attempts without any luck - wanted to try
some more today. Glad you did it first. :)
After cleaning up different port numbers and IDs, the only obvious
difference between your logs seems to be something about the color-
plugin.
I've attached the cleaned logs.
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I did some testing during the last days, and still this bug remains
really strange.. I could not find a way to really reliable reproduce it
or make it disappear.
I did several clean test installations of Ubuntu 17.10 and made the following
steps after installation:
- First boot, log in (Gnome
** Attachment added: "Log file of start of 'unity-settings-daemon --debug -r'
that lead to not-working keys"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1727842/+attachment/5025610/+files/unity-settings-daemon%20not-working%20keybindings.txt
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This is after waiting a few minutes at the GDM logon screen. I also
tested the media keys in GDM and they worked. But they DON'T work in
Unity.
https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/26222796/
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@Marcus
After logging to unity, Open terminal and run
unity-settings-daemon --debug -r
Check if you can still reproduce and report back terminal output to
pastebin.ubuntu.com.
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@Markus So gdm doing something? Please try with lightdm if you can reproduce.
You can also from live usb using ubuntu-unity-ppa-amd64.iso (bionic).
http://people.ubuntu.com/~twocamels/archive/ubuntu-unity-ppa-amd64.iso
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I think I found a pattern: When I login immediately after GDM comes up,
the hotkeys seem to work. When I wait a bit at the user selection and
THEN login, the hotkeys DON'T work.
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I don't know what happened, but yesterday, all hotkeys worked for some
reason. After shutting down the PC over night and booting it up today
with no changes made - they DON'T work again.
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I did another test: I mounted my home partition which I normally use
only on my primary Ubuntu installation (the one affected by the bug, see
comment #8) on my secondary installation (the one _not_ affected by the
bug).
The result was interesting: The bug did not appear when booting this
I'm seeing this problem too.
What's really confusing for me is:
1. I have two fresh installs of Ubuntu 17.10 on different partitions
2. This bug occurs only on one of those installations; all keybindings
work fine on the other one!
3. On the affected installation, the bug also occurs on
Interestingly, rfkill shortcut works.
Seems like a problem in some particular modules of gnome-settings-daemon, e.g.
gsd-media-keys
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Also media keys stopped working for me after switching from Gnome to
Unity on Ubuntu 17.04.
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Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not
It's a issue with keyboard layout and machines which have dedicated
volume keys. There are also some issues with gsd/usd. I use third level
key (and you have to use proper keyboard layout to make it work) Fn +
F10/F11 to make volume changes. And it works fine for. We need to find
the actual root
For me it only seems to fail with shortcuts to open applications...
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Volume and Mute buttons on keyboard not doing anything in Unity
I'd like to generalise this to "all keyboard shortcuts".
Setting a customised shortcut at all does not work, seems users other than me
have the issue as well.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/972940/keyboard-shortcuts-stop-working-after-upgrading-to-ubuntu-17-10
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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