Same here. Tried cleaning the recents list and removing all nautilus
settings, didn't help. Happened after upgrading to 16.10
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Title:
Nautilus
Public bug reported:
Accidentally came across this, I reproduced it many times with different
docks, and it happens every time. Ubuntu 16.04 and Inkscape .91
Launch Inkscape
Create an object and have it selected
Use the HUD to bring up Align and distribute or Filter editor
Mouse gets stuck and
Public bug reported:
Not sure what else to say. On my laptop with a clean 12.10 installation
everything works great. On my desktop with an Nvidia gts250 card (all
available drivers in the repo) unity works fine, but after I use alt-tab
to switch between applications, compiz memory usage rises
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Title:
Dash set to true transparency shows incorrect background when keyboard
is used to hide windows (Ctrl-Alt-D by default) while dash is
Public bug reported:
If you open up the dash (either by pressing the super key or by
clicking) and then use keyboard to hide all windows (Ctrl-Alt-D by
default) while dash is still open, expected behavior is that windows
will hide and the transparent area of the dash will reflect that.
However,
Here is a video of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6pFcRmJMvI
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Title:
Dash set to true transparency shows incorrect background when keyboard
I have the same problem. After a fresh boot the system is fast and
snappy (compiz is using about 100-150mb of RAM at that point), but after
an hour or so of usage window dragging becomes really laggy and
irritating. Compiz is now at 290mb of RAM and increasing with usage.
Also, newly opened
Of all the things I thought were related to this bug, this one really eluded me.
I can confirm that the bug is gone if I replace my Razer Copperhead with a
random generic 10$ Genius mouse. After messing with mouse polling, razer is a
lot usable, but still it's choppier than what I get with the
On a side note - this bug report is basically the same as this one
(although there are a couple of variations there), and a solution
proposed there (mouse polling and\or replacing mouse) helped me
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/764330
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Happens occasionally, not sure if I could reproduce it willingly though.
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Title:
Windows go half-maximized on wrong monitor
To manage
Then it's probably not the same cause, even though it looks the same. I
thought it was compiz+RAM related, but no matter how high it got (320
was max) it wasn't an issue with a different mouse.
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