*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1747568 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1747568
Per comment #15, the original reporter can't test this any more.
But I feel bug 1747568 might be a better description of the problem for
most people. Moving there...
** This bug has been marked a
This bug has become a little overloaded.
Everyone please log your own bugs, and/or review the related bugs:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bugs?field.tag=noclick
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I have the same issue, I can't drag and drop any windows in Gnome /
Wayland, kernel 4.15, ubuntu 17.10
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Title:
[artful] mouse clicks are
Update: So, no, EnableWayland=false didn't really fix the issue here.
Instead of the mouse being not clickable in gdm and gnome shell, gdm
works fine, but once I log in, I have artifacts all over the place
(greenish squares, single pixels from the normal image, etc). Leaving
EnableWayland=false
This bug also affects me. However, I don't use nvidia drivers, but mesa, since
I have a AMD Radeon Vega 56.
Setting EnableWayland to false fixed the issue for me.
The bug occurred after updating a lot of packages today, including dbus, mesa,
etc. I'm using the mesa drivers from the joe-yasi ppa.
** Tags added: wayland
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Title:
[artful] mouse clicks are completely ignored both in Gnome's gdm and
once logged in to the desktop
To manage
Affects me as well. Mouse(Logitech G402) movement is fine but I can't
click on anything in gdm3 login screen and gnome-shell itself. Only
changing to Xorg instead of wayland fixes it.
As suggested above if it is related to Nvidia driver I don't think so
because I am using AMD Radeon R7 370 (with
Here it is: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-
shell/+bug/1747568
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Title:
[artful] mouse clicks are completely ignored both in
If you can instruct me on how to gather the pertinent information, I can
make a report.
Honestly though, it seems like the chances of some unique rare issue
that few have is going to get much attention. If it comes to it that I
need Wayland on this system, I'd sooner just reinstall which
@enimga0,
Wayland may not be the default in 18.04 but if it's going to be in
better shape by 18.10 then we really have to stay focussed on fixing it.
Judging by the bug reports I'm seeing, I don't share your confidence
that your particular issue will fix itself before October. Because
nobody
Ehh... Not really worth the trouble at this point as I've resolved it
myself by just disabling Wayland.
Since Wayland won't be default in 18.04 anyway, there's a good chance
the issue will be fixed by 18.10.
I've posted the same solution on an Ask Ubuntu question so it may help
others.
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@swami-petaramesh,
With nouveau, Ubuntu will default to Wayland. And if you install the
Nvidia proprietary driver then that generally disables Wayland and
forces you to use Xorg. Although the difference is usually invisible to
the user.
So actually it sounds like Xorg was causing your
Hello,
I cannot test it anymore in Ubuntu, as I have removed Ubuntu from this
machine, but I do *not* believe that it related to Wayland and I'm
positive that it relates to the NVidia proprietary driver on my machine
as explained above.
For I discovered the same issue after installing Manjaro
@swami-petaramesh,
Can you confirm if the problem only occurs for you in Wayland sessions,
and not if you log in to "Ubuntu on Xorg"?
** Summary changed:
- [artful] Mouse broken after upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10
+ [artful] mouse clicks are completely ignored both in Gnome's gdm and once
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