I don't remember specifically, but most likely Muon (I am running KDE on
the computer in question).
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Confirmed, I got the exact same error after attempting to install
update.
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Based on comment from another forum, I upgraded to experimental graphics
drivers using Oibaf PPA. So far this has fixed the problem.
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** Description changed:
My symptoms are similar to bug #1184451; I reported this on that thread
and was advised to start a separate thread...
Following update from XUbuntu 12.04 to 13.10, I have been getting
frequent graphics freezes in Minecraft, occasionally in Chrome.
Sometimes
Public bug reported:
My symptoms are similar to bug #1184451; I reported this on that thread
and was advised to start a separate thread...
Following update from XUbuntu 12.04 to 13.10, I have been getting
frequent graphics freezes in Minecraft, occasionally in Chrome.
Sometimes the mouse moves
** Summary changed:
- Graphics freezing
+ XUbuntu 13.10 Graphics freezing after upgrade
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XUbuntu 13.10 Graphics freezing
I am also getting this problem. Started immediately after upgrade to
XUbuntu 13.10. Main culprits are browsing in Chrome and playing
Minecraft. System is Celeron G540 and Biostar H77MU3.
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Finally resolved this issue, at least for my purposes. Folks on the
thread were correct that there was a driver issue but I could not figure
out how to get the intel drivers to load even though they were
installed. The problem was that I had set GRUB to nomodeset to resolve
an earlier issue (when
I am affected by this as well. Running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, homebuilt
machine with Celeron G540 and Biostar H77MU3. The symptom that caused me
to look into this is high CPU usage in XBMC - 90% on some menu screens
and 55-60% on video playback.
glxinfo returns Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe and same is
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