Public bug reported:
On the netbook model Positivo Mobo 5800, it was noticed that, on the end
of the boot process, the LightDM greeter won't appear and the screen
will turn off, disabling the backlight too. To be able to log in to the
graphical interface, it's required to go to a tty (for
Public bug reported:
I am trying to configure the following touchscreen:
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 22b9:0005 eTurboTouch Technology, Inc.
And I have noticed that the option EmulateThirdButtonTimeout has no
effect if set to a value above 750. If set to lower values, as 500, 250
or even 1, the
Public bug reported:
When trying to load the classmate_laptop module to enable the
accelerometer, a kernel BUG is happening and the accelerometer isn't
loaded. This problem was observed more often when reloading the
classmate_laptop module after the boot.
However, this was observed on boot too.
This bug is happening on Ubuntu Focal Daily too.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1809737
Title:
Onboard crashes the entire desktop (Xorg crashes in _XkbSetMapChecks
xkb.c:2387)
To
Public bug reported:
It was noticed that the home and camera keys on the netbook Positivo
Mobo 5900 no longer work on Xubuntu 18.04. Originally, this netbook came
with Ubuntu 12.04 but that version is now unsupported, so they are being
upgraded to newer Ubuntu versions. Most of its functionality
I did a build applying the patch (fortunately no GTK 3 build was
required) and I was testing with one offending netbook.
The crash no longer happens when using the patched onboard version, and
I noticed that after I ran and added a letter with accent at least once
with the patched version, the
There are some computers and configurations I manage which rely on some
of these drivers:
evdev: there are some netbooks which have touchscreens that only work
with evdev, being detected by libinput but doing nothing. While this is
a libinput limitation, removing evdev would limit the netbooks'
Is there a packaged version available with the fix for this bug? I'll
have one problematic machine for a few days so I can test. However, it
is an Intel Atom netbook, unlikely to be successful building onboard
directly on it.
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It seems I got a valid backtrace. I installed xserver-xorg-core-
hwe-18.04-dbgsym and it was possible to get a backtrace with more data.
Here is it:
(gdb) bt f
#0 __GI_raise (sig=sig@entry=6) at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:51
set = {__val = {171516928, 0, 0, 0, 0, 94568085079104,
I sent a new report: it's bug 1841507, hopefully the data is good now.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1841190
Title:
Xorg crashes when trying to insert letter with accent using
I had to use the step 3 to be able to report the bug. The .crash file
was uploaded to bug 1841428.
I noticed there is a backtrace in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old which seems it
was not uploaded. I'm not sure it is relevant, but here is the
backtrace:
[ 161.631] (EE)
[ 161.632] (EE) Backtrace:
[
Public bug reported:
Using Onboard, when trying to type a letter with accent, as á or à, Xorg
crashes. This computer has a touch screen: some of its software is
intended to be used with the touch screen and, as the screen can be
rotated independently from the keyboard, the physical keyboard is
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