This release was made specifically to help out older LTS distributions
which cannot migrate to newer libgweather. What needs to be done to get
it into 20.04?
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Prior to 16.10, I always disabled module-suspend-on-idle in
/etc/pulse/default.pa. With it enabled (the default), I often lose the
beginning of audio being played because of the time it or my receiver
Public bug reported:
Prior to 16.10, I always disabled module-suspend-on-idle in
/etc/pulse/default.pa. With it enabled (the default), I often lose the
beginning of audio being played because of the time it or my receiver
takes to start up. I also sometimes gets cracks/pops.
Commenting out the
There were a couple of kernel updates after the previous comment on
14.04 and then I didn't see the issue for several weeks, including
initially after 14.10 upgade. Today I can frequently only get one left
click before it stops working.
This is the first reboot since installing 3.16.0-25.33 and
Christopher, I've already replied to that comment. The BIOS version is
clearly not the issue. Further, the bug is confirmed by another user.
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Created attachment 106996
squashed patch from github
I was surprised and disappointed that this bug had stalled due to
disagreement over review methodology. I have followed the instructions
above (the history is a little messy) and attached this squashed patch.
Individual commit patches are also
Problem still occurs with Microsoft XBox controller wireless receiver
unplugged.
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Logitech wireless mouse
Darren reports experiencing the *same* issue and correlates a possible
cause which matches the setup of the original reporting. I think it's
rather premature to dismiss that as a separate bug. Bugs are anyway not
scoped to individual people). I will report back if the problem occurs
again with the
Hi Christopher. The BIOS I have is already an F8 version variant and I
would like to keep the variant. Further, I have not had this problem in
the 6 years of owning the hardware until 14.04. So further to Darren's
comment it seems very likely that this is a recent software issue. I
noticed the
Sounds similar to Bug #993655 - as I said there, try Ctrl-Alt-F1 then
Ctrl-Alt-F7 to switch to a terminal and back.
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Public bug reported:
This problem began with the 14.04 upgrade. The mouse has always worked
normally until then.
Approximately every 10 minutes - and possibly triggered by Alt-Tab
window switches/opening new windows - the mouse behaviour becomes rather
strange. Primarly, left-clicks are not
Christopher, I've added you to the ticket as you suggested in the linked
tickets. I did not see any further comments from the reporters in those.
Let me know if I can provide further information.
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