This bug has occurred three times today for me. It seems that the
computer "only" refuses to update the screen and doesn't respond to
mouse, keyboard and other inputs, but it's working in the background.
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ubuntu-bug and (sudo) apport-cli exits immediately after I click send
and thereafter it doesn't show me anything. (It just creates
.upload{,ed} files.)
I have no recent entries.
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It does nothing if I want to upload it with `ubuntu-bug`. It creates
only a ".uploaded" file but I don't get redirected to anywhere. Sorry.
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I have uploaded as you requested. Is it needed to attach the file here
too?
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Title:
changing display mode after login terminates session
To
** Description changed:
When I login, I type the password on the laptop screen. (Maybe it's
important.) After a while, while I'm waiting to get logged in, Ubuntu
changes the display mode. Both monitor goes black, laptop screen becomes
the secondary and my external monitor becomes the
Public bug reported:
When I login, I type the password on the laptop screen. (Maybe it's
important.) After a while, while I'm waiting to get logged in, Ubuntu
changes the display mode. Both monitor goes black, laptop screen becomes
the secondary and my external monitor becomes the primary
Public bug reported:
1) Open GNOME Tweaks (3.26.2.1-1ubuntu1)
2) Disable extensions
3) Reopen Tweaks
4) Enable extensions
:( Switches of newly enabled extensions are off
6) Reopen Tweaks
:) Switches are okay
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
Package: gnome-tweak-tool 3.26.2.1-1ubuntu1
** Summary changed:
- search bar don't get the focus
+ search bar doesn't get the focus
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Title:
search bar doesn't get the focus
To manage
The same today. I just browsed some pages on the Internet and... BOOM.
Unfortunately, I can't provide any details because I always have to
unplug the cable from the power outlet. (I don't see any HD activity -
as I remember - so I don't think it's because of out of memory.)
I don't know what
Public bug reported:
Dropping objects to a Nautilus window will prevent the source
application from receiving further (input) events. As a consequence of
this, such an application become unusable for the user and killing that
process is the only way to go.
It reproduced by trying to drop desktop
GNOME Shell 3.26.1 on Ubuntu 17.10
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Title:
search bar don't get the focus
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Public bug reported:
When I start typing in the activities overview screen I should type into
the upper search box. However, sometimes after I press super or super+A
(just because I have no activities button in the top-left corner) and I
start typing, all my typed characters goes into the
Public bug reported:
I have just switched to the last (dynamic) workspace and a half minute
later computer froze. It didn't reacted to any keyboard and mouse
events, laptop lid closing (I hoped I can suspend) or HDMI cable un/plug
(it sometimes used to solve some freezes). That's all I know.
(I
Public bug reported:
EXPECTED
Clicking Nautilus bookmarks is expected to always open the bookmarked
place.
INSTEAD
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* The last clicked user added bookmark disappears.
* Cannot click on any sidebar item (including all bookmarks and mounted
places).
REPRODUCING
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