I have the same problem with both Unity 3D and Gnome Classic. My
solution is to log into Gnome Classic (no effects) where Metacity is the
window manager. That works fine. Any session with Compiz in it, be it
Unity 3D or Gnome Classic results in a total freeze including TTY1-6.
I'm running 12.04
Public bug reported:
In both Midori .43 from Ubuntu's repository and .46 plus the latest
webkit using the following repositories, the gmail tab icon keeps on
spinning. It stops spinning after a while but if you click on a mail and
then return to the inbox it starts spinning and never stops.
Public bug reported:
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04.4 on a Lenovo G50-70 with an Elantech Touchpad.
The touchpad worked till the latest kernel update. Now it shows only as
a PS/2 generic mouse. Going back to the previous kernel 4.2.30 results
in the touchpad being recognized and working again.
I'm facing the same bug while running 16.04 on a Dell Vostro 3558
(iwlwifi).
I edited the file /lib/systemd/system-sleep/wpasupplicant and changed
the bit that goes '/sbin/wpa_cli resume ;;' to 'systemctl restart
network-manager.service ;;'. Now when I resume from suspend, at first
the network is
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 17.10 apt ignores pinning set in /etc/apt/preferences.
I added the proposed repo and set the pinning for it to 400. Despite
this, apt showed everything in proposed as upgradeable.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
Package: apt 1.5.1
Public bug reported:
While using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth A2DP together there was stuttering on my
headset. I noticed that the interruptions were happening at constant
intervals and wondered if it was on account of Network Manager scanning
for access points. Forcing NM to stick to my local AP by using
Hi,
Please close this as the problem is back. It takes about an hour for it
to show up. I've reported the issue to the kernel bugzilla as it looks
like a driver/firmware issue (same h/w works in Windows 10). Thanks.
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Public bug reported:
Nautilus usually empties trash in a jiffy on vanilla gnome 3.26 (both on
Ubuntu Artful and on other distros). However, in the Ubuntu session it
takes a fair bit of time (processing...). My best guess is it is
something to do with the Ubuntu Dock indicator that mirrors
Public bug reported:
Firefox has choppy scrolling/tearing on pretty much any web page with
the default settings on Intel Graphics. Since the modesetting driver
uses OpenGL, you have to force enable layers.acceleration
(layers.acceleration.force-enabled) in about:config to remedy this. The
other
Update on above: Tried emptying trash again in Nautilus after a few days
and this time it went off without a hitch. I'm starting to think that it
was probably Tracker doing its initial index run (I'd enabled it after
doing a fresh install) that caused the issue. Please feel free to close
this one.
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