I haven't seen this problem for a long time now. Must be fixed already!
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Title:
Thin font, nautilus doesn't integrate with Unity.
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It just happened to me after the last system update on 16.04 (I upgraded
from 14.04 months ago). I have installed gnome-settings-daemon and
rebooted and it went back to normal.
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Seems fixed to me with the following steps:
1. Clean install ubuntu 16.04.1
2. sudo apt-get update -y
3. sudo apt-get upgrade -y
4. reboot
5. sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y
6. reboot
7. sudo apt-get install linux-generic-hwe-16.04-edge
8. reboot
Rebooted about ten times, no error so far.
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Ops, sorry. I´ve celebrated too early. The change above stills lets the
error happen.
I change the sleep of place, putting it above the "exec lightdm" line
(/etc/init/lightdm.conf):
...
sleep 10
exec lightdm
end script
post-start script
sleep 5
clear > /dev/tty7
end script
Changing the file "/etc/init/lightdm.conf" solved the issue to me:
- Original file:
...
post-start script
sleep 5
clear > /dev/tty7
end script
...
- Modified file:
...
post-start script
sleep 10
clear > /dev/tty7
end script
...
Hope it helps.
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Also if I wait a bit (let's say 30 seconds), everything is fine.
This 'workaround' is similar to #26
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Title:
Thin font, nautilus doesn't
I have got the same issue with fresh install of 16.04.1, latest updates.
On first boot, the fonts are thin.
I have got another workaround. I log out and log in again. Then all the
fonts are fine.
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That's good to know. I now have Startup Applications loading (which also
causes a delay) and thin fonts haven't appeared in a long time. I thought
they had fixed the bug.
Thank you for the update!
On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 10:17 AM, Alfred Cavigelli <
1506...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> I had a
I had a freshly installed Ubuntu 16.01.1 with same issues (thin fonts). The
issue appeared with auto login only. Now I defined a auto-login-delay of 1
second and it works fine.
To define the delay open the file "/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf" and edit the line
"autologin-user-timeout=1".
$ sudo
the bug seems to list different issues, e.g the one from Wiktor seems
like a nautilus issue. Those having problems on 16.04 should probably
register new bugs than comment on this one
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NB This is more than a Nautilus issue because like others the Unity bar
is now clearer (before it was hard to read). Conky is now clearer.
Google chrome is noticeably clearer and scrolling is smooth when it used
to be choppy. The pixel breaks / line cracks when scrolling in Chrome
have
Can confirm now that simply unplugging the USB powered hub and rebooting
fixes the Nautilus 1 pixel font problem. Another problem where the
built-in display was black and only the TV got wallpaper was also fixed.
Plugging the USB hub in after boot did not break Nautilus fonts.
On the hub are:
1)
Unfortunately the solution in #21 is not permanent and you have to
repeat it after reboot. More investigation is needed.
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Title:
Thin font,
I had same problems with Nautilus. Something to do with MS ttf fonts.
The solution for me was to open terminal and type:
fc-cache -rv
Then log out and log back in.
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I haven't reproduced it so far in 16.10 developer preview. I agree with
Merlijn in comment #19 that when it did happen previously, it was
frequently related to some display crash or display refresh whgen system
was starting.
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I have the same issues as Wiktor explained in commend #2. Fonts look
exactly like the screenshot.
As Wiktor said, the problem is possibly related to bad hardware messing
up the boot sequence. Everytime I have this problem, something display-
related seems to crash right after boot, making the
I managed to reproduce the problem right after fresh install, with no
extra packages. (Not on live USB though). On Kubuntu 16.04 the funny
wallpaper briefly appeared during start frow live USB and after
installing it on the partition, I could not set up two independent
displays at all.
On Mint
Installing gnome-settings-daemon does not help. The presence of this
package does not affect the bug's occurrence:
$ sudo apt install gnome-settings-daemon
[sudo] password for wiktor:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
@Adolfo, that was it! For some reason gnome-settings-daemon was
uninstalled on my upgrade to 16.04, and on boot Ubuntu was complaining
about an error with it. I installed it, re-logged in and everything is
now correct.
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It came back right after 16,04 was released, only this time it is worse:
1. The font is thin in the dash, menu, clock
2. Nautilus doesn't integrate with Unity
3. The left wallpaper is weird, as if it was trying to display two resolutions
at the same time
4. There is no wallpaper on the right
I believe this is connected to gnome-settings-daemon.
** Package changed: nautilus (Ubuntu) => gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Importance: High => Low
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I've reproduced it in 16.04, but it is no longer connected to Nautilus.
Both the clock and the Unity menu had thin fonts, Nautilus was okay.
(The same as comment #10). It happened after I had a power failure.
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Not observed in 16.04 in some two weeks of testing.
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Title:
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I can more or less reliable reproduce the problem when plugging in/off
an external display. Rebooting helps. I don't have any other integration
problems. Just the font changes to the thin one.
Is there any data I can provide helping to investigate this?
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Recently I had a bad USB hub. The computer had a problem with going past
the POST phase and apparently Ubuntu had a problem loading as well.
After it did load, the problem in question occurred EACH TIME, and
furthermore, mouse cursor would momentarily be replaced with an ugly
cross. Apparently the
Can confirm this on the latest 15.10. It disappears when I reboot.
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Title:
Thin font, nautilus doesn't integrate with Unity.
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@ Adolfo Jayme
Why you set importance as undecided?
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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Title:
Thin font,
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: High => Undecided
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Title:
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** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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Title:
Thin font, nautilus doesn't integrate with Unity.
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I need to correct what I said above. Turning of hinting DOES improve
things a lot but it does not work immediately. I did have to restart the
system after disabling hinting which made me believe earlier that it did
nothing (and then I kept restoring the setting to ON/FULL).
Fonts still look wrong
An additional remark about the garbled fonts in Eclipse: this happens
when I scroll the package-explorer window. This might be a Java related
thing since I can not reproduce the behavior outside Eclipse.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
I also experience strange font rendering after reinstalling 15.10. I
have already been on the development version for months and until
yesterday everything looked fine. Yesterday I did a download of the
15.10 release and reinstalled. Everything worked out of the box, even my
installed packages,
Please see in the screenshot:
1. Thin font in the clock.
2. An extra button (three horizontal lines) for bringing up the Menu in
Nautilus.
3. Thin font in Nautilus (filenames).
4. The correct font in System Settings.
EXPECTED:
A. Font in Nautilus should be the same as in System Settings.
B.
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