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[Bug 354447] Re: [wishlist] gnome-terminal should support ctrl+= for zoom in

2016-08-10 Thread Bug Watch Updater

** Changed in: gnome-terminal
   Status: New => Confirmed

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  [wishlist] gnome-terminal should support ctrl+= for zoom in

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[Bug 1292041] Re: Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen

2016-08-10 Thread lunix

Please see Bug # 1612010

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Title:
  Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen

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[Bug 1612010] [NEW] Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen

2016-08-10 Thread lunix

Public bug reported:

Lockscreen doesn't turn off the screen (saw it via Bug # 1292041 now closed)
Ctrl=Alt+L or Super+L shortcut works and blanks the screen
requiring me to type my password again to activate session.

However my System-Settings -> Brightness & Lock is set to:
Turn screen off when inactive for: 30 minutes
Lock: OFF
Lock screen after:  Screen turns off (is grayed out)
Require my password when waking from suspend (unchecked and grayed out)

I have dual monitors.  Both are Samsung and this feature is highly
intermittent, meaning sometimes it works and often it doesn't.
For example it hasn't worked for days but I changed the System-Settings
from 30-minutes to 1-min. and it started working without a reboot.

Is it possible that a kernel update changes some value that alters the
setting?  Then when I change the time in the window it repopulates a value?

I am on Ubuntu 16.04.1 but I have seen this issue for years now.

** Affects: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 1611162] Re: 16.04.1 LTS: using "screen lock" requires reboot to use computer

2016-08-10 Thread Promptjock

UPDATE: I think I discovered the "root problem"! it looks like the
"Screen Off after xx minutes" function, combined with the "Require
password when waking from suspend" option checked (System Settings,
Brightness & Lock) is causing the problem. The attached screen capture
shows the relevant settings. DATA: I DISABLED the "Screen off" function
("Never" option) and un-checked the "Require password when waking..."
option, then activated the Screen Lock and "let it sit". I was able to
exit Screen Lock via my password. I then re-enabled the aforementioned
"Brightness & Lock" options (see the attached Screen Capture picture for
the settings) and THE PROBLEM CAME BACK! when I enabled Screen Lock, the
screen "faded out" then the monitor went into "power save" mode (i.e.,
"no input signal detected"). I then moved my mouse/"worked" the
keyboard, and the display NEVER CAME BACK - I had to reboot (via RESET
button) to regain functionality.

For the record, BEFORE the upgrade from 14.04 LTS, the system was set to
use the aforementioned "Screen off..." and "Require password when
waking..." functions and there were no problems in coming out of Screen
Lock by moving the mouse/"working" the keyboard.

** Attachment added: ""Brightness & Lock" settings resulting in reported
problem"

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/1611162/+attachment/4718688/+files/Screenshot%20from%202016-08-10%2017-13-15.png

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