*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1756053 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1756053
Public bug reported:
I upgraded to the 18.04 beta yesterday, which fixed all my problems with
hibernation on my DELL XPS 9350. Most other things have been fine until
ten minutes ago, when I was without warning thrown out (forcibly logged
out) of my Gnome session.
I was typing away on my keyboard in WebStorm when suddenly the screen
went blank and I was back at the GDM login screen. There was a brief
warning on screen about the system going into hibernation (or
standby/suspend - don't remember). When I logged in again, it was a
fresh new session, so all previously existing windows had been closed,
which meant I lost work.
I am not sure where to go about debugging this and providing more
information. `dmesg` seemed pretty normal.
I experienced something somewhat similar on 17.10, where I upon logging
in would create _an additional session_ (I could still see the old
processes in the process list), but this seems to be something
different.
** Affects: cups (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1756053
Thrown out of session into login screen with "inactivity" warning
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1756052
Title:
Thrown out of session into login screen with "inactivity" warning
Status in cups package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I upgraded to the 18.04 beta yesterday, which fixed all my problems
with hibernation on my DELL XPS 9350. Most other things have been fine
until ten minutes ago, when I was without warning thrown out (forcibly
logged out) of my Gnome session.
I was typing away on my keyboard in WebStorm when suddenly the screen
went blank and I was back at the GDM login screen. There was a brief
warning on screen about the system going into hibernation (or
standby/suspend - don't remember). When I logged in again, it was a
fresh new session, so all previously existing windows had been closed,
which meant I lost work.
I am not sure where to go about debugging this and providing more
information. `dmesg` seemed pretty normal.
I experienced something somewhat similar on 17.10, where I upon
logging in would create _an additional session_ (I could still see the
old processes in the process list), but this seems to be something
different.
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