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I am using the 3.16.3 kernel and Mesa/drivers/Xorg from the Oibaf PPA -
but this also happens when using drivers from the regular repositories.
I can leave the computer to lock itself, or lock it by pressing
Ctrl+Alt+L, and it power off the monitor after a few seconds (blue
** Description changed:
I am using the 3.16.3 kernel and Mesa/drivers/Xorg from the Oibaf PPA -
but this also happens when using drivers from the regular repositories.
I can leave the computer to lock itself, or lock it by pressing
Ctrl+Alt+L, and it power off the monitor after a few
** Description changed:
I am using the 3.16.3 kernel and Mesa/drivers/Xorg from the Oibaf PPA -
but this also happens when using drivers from the regular repositories.
-
- I can leave the computer to lock itself, or lock it by pressing
- Ctrl+Alt+L, and it power off the monitor after a few
** Description changed:
I am using the 3.16.3 kernel and Mesa/drivers/Xorg from the Oibaf PPA -
but this also happens when using drivers from the regular repositories.
I would say that this bug is SEVERE, because you can lose important
work.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Lock
** Description changed:
- I am using the 3.16.3 kernel and Mesa/drivers/Xorg from the Oibaf PPA -
- but this also happens when using drivers from the regular repositories.
+ UPDATE: After around ten minutes of inactivity, it is again possible to
+ wake the monitor from sleep!
+
+ I am using the
** Description changed:
UPDATE: After around ten minutes of inactivity, it is again possible to
wake the monitor from sleep!
I am using the 3.16.3 kernel (edit: now 3.17 RC6!) and Mesa/drivers/Xorg
from the Oibaf PPA - but this also happens when using drivers from the
regular
Yep, I can confirm that when setting a darker wallpaper, which I used to
have at the time I thought this wasn't a feature, makes the line so
unpronounced that I hadn't noticed it before setting a brighter
wallpaper.
If I may ask - why is this a feature? It looks awkward.
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My computer is set to automatically dim the screen and lock after 10
minutes, and suspend after an hour of inactivity.
That works fine - but only once I've logged in first.
If I switch the computer on and then leave it, it won't suspend,
although it will dim
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As I said Joseph, this was reported after I manually fixed my computer
by removing the mainline kernel. Only the kernel version has changed,
everything else is the same on the system.
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- Computer not suspending when inactive in the main log-in prompt
+ Computer not suspending
I posted this from school so I wasn't paying full attention - I had a
totally different bug in mind when I made that edit!
Actually all of this **does** happen in 3.13 - something unrelated
happens in 3.17.
So basically all info I gave originally is correct. Can you validate the
bug again?
I
Hey, what do I need to do to complete the bug report? And why were the
files removed? They contained correct information.
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Computer not
Hey, what do I need to do to complete the bug report? And why were the
files removed? They contained correct information.
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Jan Corazza, just to clarify, before you installed a mainline kernel,
suspend was working, and afterwards it was not?
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Title:
Computer not suspending when inactive
Public bug reported:
How to reproduce:
1. Enable the said icons to be displayed on the desktop, in Unity Tweak Tool:
System-Desktop icons, click on the first three
2. Go to the desktop
3. Try to search for one of those newly-enabled icons
What I expected to happen:
- The searched icon would
Public bug reported:
When I switch on Guake, it opens normally by fading in. However, when I
hit F12 again, it doesn't fade away, but flashes white while animating
the exit (becoming smaller).
This is extremely annoying because I often use darker backgrounds.
- Ubuntu version: 14.10
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After typing the text, selecting it, and copying it with Ctrl+C, I did
experience a similar issue.
The gedit cursor did disappear, but I think that's normal - it
disappears when you select text.
But when I copied the text, the mouse curor disappeared as well, which
was not expected. It also
Update: the flickering effect also happens when I press Ctrl, Shift, and
escape. Practically any button which does not change the state of the
document causes the effect it would seem.
Please confirm whether this corresponds to the bug you are experiencing
as well.
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