I've got the same problem with
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x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I fix would be *much* appreciated. Does anyone know of a temporary
workaround?
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I believe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11926504 solved the
problem for me. (In fact, under 11.04, I fixed a similar problem by
creating a file /etc/pm/sleep.d/20_chvt_mjf containing the following:
#!bin/sh
case "$1" in
suspend) chvt 1; ;;
resume) chvt 7; ;;
esac
return 0
but I
Here is something that might help some left-handers: install the
CompizConfig settings manager, and set the launch reveal to one of the
corners, say the top-left.
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I use my Lenovo tablet computer for teaching and for presentations at
conferences. I am left-handed, and especially with the tablet, it is
useful to have scroll bars on the left. However, this means that often
when reaching for the scroll bar the launcher comes out of hiding, which
is quite annoy
After living with this bug for longer now, I do not think it is
associated with connection to a projector. The problem occurs
(eventually) after putting the laptop to sleep. The only way I have
found to fix the stylus once it gets into its jumping mode is to issue
the following commands:
> xrand
This bug seems similar to one I am now encountering after upgrading from
10.04 to 10.10. While using Xournal, the stylus will start to write
while the stylus is not touching the screen. I am also getting the
behavior described above. While using 10.04, I did not have this
problem. The sylus wou
I seem to be having the same problem on a Lenovo X200 tablet. I get the
error after using a projector (setting it up with xrandr) then putting
the computer to sleep. It freezes when I try to wake it up, forcing me
to reboot. The problem started after upgrading from 10.04 to 10.10.
>> uname -av
