Public bug reported:
When turn off the screen or suspend, and resume the system is logged
out, this mostly happens with nvidia driver (390 or 396). I noticed that
when close the lid and reopen the system is still working and all of a
sudden it appears a login screen and when login all programs as killed
as it was logged out. And most of times after login it locks and prompts
an unlock screen.
I tried to switch to nouveau driver and the problem seems not to happen,
but that leaves me with a poor performance in terms of graphics.
I tried to reset the setting in dconf using dconf-editor to reset the
system recursively, at the beginning seems to be solved but it gets
back.
I need to mention that I faced the same problem when using budgie
flavor, I thought that it might be a budgie problem but it appears to be
a gnome problem since budgie is based on gnome and on both the problem
happens when using Nvidia drivers.
** Affects: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: suspend-resume
** Tags added: suspend-resume
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1781826
Title:
System logout when turn off the screen or suspend Ubuntu 18.04
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
When turn off the screen or suspend, and resume the system is logged
out, this mostly happens with nvidia driver (390 or 396). I noticed
that when close the lid and reopen the system is still working and all
of a sudden it appears a login screen and when login all programs as
killed as it was logged out. And most of times after login it locks
and prompts an unlock screen.
I tried to switch to nouveau driver and the problem seems not to
happen, but that leaves me with a poor performance in terms of
graphics.
I tried to reset the setting in dconf using dconf-editor to reset the
system recursively, at the beginning seems to be solved but it gets
back.
I need to mention that I faced the same problem when using budgie
flavor, I thought that it might be a budgie problem but it appears to
be a gnome problem since budgie is based on gnome and on both the
problem happens when using Nvidia drivers.
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