Journal while logging in without moving the mouse with MUTTER_DEBUG=kms
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Journal while logging in moving the mouse with MUTTER_DEBUG=kms
> Repeat step 3 until the bug happens again.
For what it's worth the bug is repeatable 100% of the time. just start
moving the mouse when logging in and keep moving it for 10 seconds or
so, long enough so that it's obvious that the G
> GDM was keeping you on the wrong VT after login.
Gnome was running on TTY2 and I pressed Ctrl+Alt+F2 after reproducing
the bug but nothing happened. I had to switch to a different one first,
doesn't seem to matter which one.
> Please enable the debug option in /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and then
reb
I reproduced the bug with Wayland, switched to a different terminal, ran
journalctl -b0 > journal.txt. But when I switched back to TTY2 (not sure
if that's the proper term), Gnome shell was running fine and I could use
it as normal.
So I did it again:
1. Log in with Wayland while moving mouse to
Yes, the X cursor does move.
Thinking there was nothing more to do for this bug, I switched back to
Wayland (I've only been using X to troubleshoot this). On a whim I
vigorously moved the mouse on login, and it has the same bug. It does
manifest differently; in Wayland the cursor appears briefly i
Sure. I had to use sudo again this time, not sure why. But I installed
the package, reproduced the bug, ran sudo killall -ABRT gnome-shell and
it generated two crash reports:
https://errors.ubuntu.com/oops/9bc84a38-1609-11f0-b409-fa163ec8ca8c
https://errors.ubuntu.com/oops/011925e0-160a-11f0-9a65-
I realised I had the apport service disabled, so I re-enabled it.
killall -USR1 gnome-shell still did not generate a crash report, neither
did killall -QUIT gnome-shell.
But killall -ABRT gnome-shell did generate a crash report, so I uploaded
it using ubuntu-bug:
https://errors.ubuntu.com/oops/8
> You need to use USR1, not USR.
My apologies, I did use USR1 but I mistyped in the comment. But there
was still no crash file and I had to use sudo.
> I get the impression this machine is not up to date
Good catch, I haven't updated in a while. I'll update and try again.
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I reproduced the issue, but when I ran killall -USR gnome-shell it said:
Operation not permitted
So I used sudo and it worked. But there are no files in /var/crash.
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Fresh boot, log in while not moving mouse and the bug didn't happen
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Fresh boot, log in while moving mouse and triggered the bug
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I think vurentjie has figured it out!
I've been doing more methodical testing, including uninstalling all
custom Gnome extensions and disabling the Ubuntu ones, and still the
issue would appear intermittently.
So I logged in without touching my mouse, and it logged in fine. Then I
tried again: th
I've been doing more methodical testing. The issue has happened with all
of my custom extensions deleted as well as d...@rastersoft.com, ubuntu-
d...@ubuntu.com, and tiling-assist...@ubuntu.com disabled, so I don't
think any of those are the cause.
The only extension I'm not sure about yet is ubun
It happened again today with all third party extensions deleted. Next
I'll try additionally with all Ubuntu extensions disabled.
One thing I noticed is that it seems to happen if I boot without being
plugged into an external monitor, possibly if I had previously booted
while being connected to an
Thanks for the explanation. I didn't realise disabled plugins can cause
issues. I'll try your suggestions and see if I can narrow down the
issue.
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The bug doesn't happen in Wayland, which is why I created it for X11
specifically. I prefer to use Wayland but since I encountered the bug I
thought it would be helpful to file it, especially since I saw so many
others seemed to have the same problem:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1514757/issue-w
I disabled every single custom gnome shell extension. The only enabled
extensions are the ones that come with Ubuntu:
$ gnome-extensions list --enabled
ubuntu-appindicat...@ubuntu.com
ubuntu-d...@ubuntu.com
d...@rastersoft.com
It happened again this morning. sudo systemctl restart gdm3 didn't wor
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Yesterday I disabled tilingshell before powering off. This morning the
issue happened again.
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Why was this bug marked as incomplete? Is there more information I need
to provide? Thanks.
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Title:
Ubuntu 24.04 (X11) som
It wasn't clear to me whether I should run the first journal command
while the bug was happening (while the screen was blank with the X
cursor) or after so I did both.
This is the file I created while the bug was happening.
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Well, that didn't take long. It just happened. I checked for the gnome-
shell process and it seemed to be running:
$ ps -ef | grep [g]nome-shell
user 37043056 1 14:56 ?00:00:04 /usr/bin/gnome-shell
user 38613056 0 14:56 ?00:00:00
/usr/libexec/gnome-shell-calendar
And this is the journal.txt I created after the bug happened, I
restarted gdm3, and then logged in successfully.
Also, there were no files in /var/crash neither were there any errors at
https://errors.ubuntu.com/user/my-id
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I'm still waiting for it to happen again. I had switched to Wayland so I
switched back to X11. I'll update when I see it happen again.
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Public bug reported:
I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 22.04 to Ubuntu 24.04. Now whenever I
log in, sometimes I'll get a blank screen. It will only show the mouse
cursor as an X.
The problem seems to be intermittent. So far it's only happened to me
using X11.
My current workaround:
1. Open anoth
Public bug reported:
I'm suffering from a series of audio bugs so I'll try my best to
explain.
Out of the box, the output device in GNOME setting is listed as Kaby
Lake something or other. It works in 20.04 but the headset microphone
isn't detected.
In 18.04 the audio didn't work at all, which r
VBR headers aren't added to the MP3 files, for
example:
$ mp3val 01\ -\ Gregory\ Alan\ Isakov\ -\ Dandelion\ Wine.mp3
Analyzing file "01 - Gregory Alan Isakov - Dandelion Wine.mp3"...
WARNING: "/home/bmaupin/Desktop/Gregory Alan Isakov/This Empty Northern
Hemisphe
apport information
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Same problem on Ubuntu 14.04:
$ mp3val 01\ -\ Gregory\ Alan\ Isakov\ -\ Dandelion\ Wine.mp3
Analyzing file "01 - Gregory Alan Isakov - Dandelion Wine.mp3"...
WARNING: "/home/bmaupin/Desktop/Gregory Alan Isakov/This Empty Northern
Hemisphere/01 - Gregory Alan Isakov - Dandelion
apport information
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apport information
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apport information
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sudo apt-get -y remove empathy && sudo apt-get -y install pidgin
(Type it in the Terminal app)
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Title:
Feature request: ad
Marking as Invalid since this bug is for a version of Ubuntu that's no
longer supported
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Bug 945987 is related, which is why I mentioned it in this bug. But I
don't believe it's the same; it seems to me that 945987 is referring to
the inability to change encoding settings from the GUI. But it doesn't
deal specifically with the problem that VBR headers aren't added to MP3.
This problem
al 01\ -\ Gregory\ Alan\ Isakov\ -\ Dandelion\ Wine.mp3
Analyzing file "01 - Gregory Alan Isakov - Dandelion Wine.mp3"...
WARNING: "/home/bmaupin/Desktop/Gregory Alan Isakov/This Empty Northern
Hemisphere/01 - Gregory Alan Isakov - Dandelion Wine.mp3": VBR detected, but no
VBR h
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