I have the exact same issue as described by original report. Two windows
of the browser on different workspaces, only happens when I use Wayland
session. I collected more data on this:
Release: Ubuntu Noble Numbat 24.04 and Ubuntu Mantic Minotaur 23.10
Hardware: Dell Inspiron-16-Plus-7620,
Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS (Xorg)
Kernel 5.15.0-33-lowlatency
libmutter-10-0 installed from proposed
Budgie DE is behaving well, feels snappy and fast. No issues to report.
Tests performed:
- Check budgie panels and applets.
- Move between virtual workspaces.
- Window tiling using mouse.
- Window
Quick follow up.
I installed Ubuntu 22.04 on same RaspberryPI, and I noticed a huge performance
difference with fractional scaling on Wayland.
On Wayland I was unable to find any lag or delay or performance hit. On Xorg
though, even Ubuntu 22.04 had the same performance issues as Ubuntu Budgie
Daniel,
Thank you. This actually makes a lot of sense. Also, even if there is no fix,
at least we will know what to tell our users if and when issues like this are
reported.
I am still going to test on Ubuntu on both Gnome and Wayland, and report if
there is any difference, so we can keep it
Daniel,
This is with Xorg fractional scaling on Ubuntu Budgie ARM64. We don't
have Wayland on Budgie DE, but I can flash Ubuntu 22.04 ARM64 on a spare
microSD and test. Give me a few hours and I will follow up on that.
Regarding input, yes I believe same issue as described on
Public bug reported:
Distribution: Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS
Kernel: 5.15.0-1007-raspi
Package: libmutter-10-0
Architecture: arm64
Version: 42.0-3ubuntu2 5.15.0-1007-raspi
On Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS raspberry PI, turning on fractional scaling causes
an issue where mouse movement becomes laggy
Testing of this new package completed on both amd64 architecture, using a
laptop with intel+nvidia, and arm architecture using raspberry PI4. Both
updated with jammy-proposed updated to may 20 2022.
budgie-control-center version 1.0.1-2
Tests performed step by step per test plan in bug
Quick update from my side.
I tested the changes thoroughly on my work laptop. I followed
instructions in test plan, and results are exactly as described there.
Excellent results on multiple external monitors, and no bugs to report.
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As stated in bug report, a simple log off and login is enough to resolve, per
attached screenshot.
However users are not prompted to log off.
It would be very good for user experience to add log off prompt after scaling
options changes.
** Attachment added: "AppMenu after relog"
Public bug reported:
Affected systems: Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS
budgie-desktop version: 10.6.1-1
Using 4K monitor, default scaling is set to 100%. This is too small for
comfortably using or installing system. After changing to 125% or 150%,
budgie-desktop starts having issues with AppMenu.
After installing Ubuntu MATE 21.10, fresh install on a virtual machine, I can
see that clementine, vlc, steam icons seem to behave correctly out of the box.
All icons seem to be properly scaled.
Version of indicator applet complete is 1.26.0
I installed per your request libayatana-indicator
Public bug reported:
For detailed bug report please see cockpit bug tracker
https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/15641 .
Martin Pitt pointed to a previous launchpad bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/1802005
This looks like a regression, which affects me on
Hello Lukasz,
Thank you for your great work. I already tested this, enabled groovy-
proposed, updated and restarted system. I saw libvirt updates and apt-
cache confirmed version 6.6.0-1ubuntu3.1
After reboot, I created a local storage repository with virt-manager and
it worked right away. No
Thanks @ Christian for the thorough investigation.
I also tried virsh commands and found exactly the same issue as you described.
It is good that we at least for now have workarounds to create and enabled
storage repository.
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Interesting workaround found to keep using virt-manager:
1. Install cockpit-machines
2. Login to https://localhost:9090
3. Create the storage pool from cockpit, on same ext4 file system
The storage pool is added successfully, and immediately available on
virt-manager too.
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Public bug reported:
Installed KVM and Virt-Manager successfully.
When trying to add storage pool as local directory on my ext4 file system, I
get this error:
Error creating pool: Could not build storage pool: unable to control COW
flag on '/var/lib/libvirt/images/pool', not btrfs: Function not
I tested both Xubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu MATE 20.04 And I had the very
same issue, however I have a single display, 3440x1440, using AMD RADEON
VII GPU. Kubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu Budgie 20.04 do not have this issue.
Originally I opened a separate bug but it was marked as duplicate. I
wanted to
Attaching logs:
In the attached logs you can see 2 reboots:
08:23 - this boot completes successfully, I was able to login and use the
system.
11:51 - this boot has the issue reported.
** Attachment added: "ubuntustudio-logs-2020-080-28.txt"
Public bug reported:
System Info:
OS: Ubuntu Studio Groovy Gorilla
Description:Ubuntu Groovy Gorilla (development branch)
Release:20.10
Kernel: 5.8.0-16-lowlatency
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X (16) @ 3.700GHz
GPU: AMD ATI Radeon VII
Package Info:
sddm:
Installed: 0.18.1-1ubuntu3
I noticed the same bug affecting me on 3 installs:
1. Ubuntu Budgie 20.04 with Ubuntu Studio tools. Desktop, USB audio interface.
2. Ubuntu Budgie 20.04 with Ubuntu Studio tools. Laptop, Internal Audio card.
3. Ubuntu Studio 20.10 daily. Desktop, USB audio interface.
I do not think the issue is
Public bug reported:
I found this report on Ubuntu MATE forums, It describes the issue very well:
https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/20-04-display-issues-with-amd-rx560/21648
Some additional feedback:
- Same issue affects Xubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu Studio 20.04. Workaround for XFCE
is mentioned in
Additional Feedback.
I did a fresh install of ubuntu-budgie 19.04
1. installed hplip from repos (version 3.19.1)
2. ran hp-setup -i
3. went through the steps
4. install completed including plugin, can print and scan with no issue
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Additional Feedback.
I did a fresh install of ubuntu-budgie 19.04
1. installed hplip from repos (version 3.19.1)
2. ran hp-setup -i
3. went through the steps
4. install completed including plugin, can print and scan with no issue
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I re-created the same issue on another install, this time Ubuntu-Budgie 19.04.
Same issue happened, same solution fixed it.
Detailed steps I followed to fix the issue:
1. Go to https://developers.hp.com/hp-linux-imaging-and-printing/gethplip .
2. Download latest version for Ubuntu . At the time
Public bug reported:
Fresh install of Kubuntu 19.04
Installed hplip from repositories, available version is 3.19.1+dfsg0-1
When I start setup with hp-setup, this happens:
1. I am asked connection type. I select network ethernet
2. My printer is detected. I select it and hit next
3. I am told
I also can reproduce the original issue on Ubuntu Mate 18.10, with Synology
Cloud Station. Synology Cloud Station icon is huge and will not scale.
Indicator Applet Complete 1.20.1.
Same as previous report, this is not an issue on Gnome and KDE.
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This bug also affects me.
I am running Kubuntu 18.04 on Gigabyte AERO14, CPU:i7-7700HQ (45W TDP),
GPU:Nvidia 1050Ti
I took a full system image with clonezilla, and tested Alberto Milone's
PPA. System working fine after the upgrade. I tested switch+reboot
around 20 times.
Test results:
No issue
Attaching Screenshot from Ubuntu-Mate 17.10 showing both Steam and
Cloudstation Indicators
** Attachment added: "indicator on ubuntu mate 17.10"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mate/+bug/1733301/+attachment/5025108/+files/ubuntu-mate-17.10.png
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Thanks for your reply. I have been busy but I am willing to provide all
information needed. I took a couple of screenshots to show and explain
the issue I noticed.
1. On my primary machine, I run Ubuntu-Mate 16.04 LTS. I have no problem with
icon size. See attached screenshot, that shows Steam
Per comment #9, I confirm it only happens on gnome-shell on wayland mode.
I tested thoroughly over the last few days and I did not experience a single
crash on gnome-shell on Xorg.Once I switch back to gnome-shell on wayland, the
frequent crashes start happening again.
Per comment #10, I tested
Just to clarify my comment.
If you do not want to see the custom "Ubuntu" session with Gnome extensions
that cannot be disabled, you can do the following:
1. from terminal, install gnome session: sudo apt-get install gnome-session
gnome-session-wayland
2. logout.
3. on login, click the gear
Thanks for the clarification and for the link. It is very informative.
Just a quick question to close this request. So, by default I only see Ubuntu
and Ubuntu on Xorg.
Will gnome session be available in ubuntu desktop later down the road, or do we
need to install it manually using: sudo
Affects me as well, I am testing ubuntu 17.10 64bit on a virtualbox VM and I
have the same issue.
I tried disabling all extensions, relogging, rebooting, but ubuntu dock
extension is always there
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Hello,
I had my share of issues with network-manager-openvpn, especially with profiles
exported from pfsense appliances, as those tend to inline some configurations.
I remember I had issues with Ubuntu 17.04 and 16.04 but as I am testing now, it
seems all profiles I have can be imported and
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu release:
Description:Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS
Release:16.04
Package details:
ocserv:
Installed: 0.10.11-1build1
Candidate: 0.10.11-1build1
Version table:
*** 0.10.11-1build1 500
500 http://hk.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial/universe amd64
I just want to confirm this issue, exactly the same 5a54a wrote. This is
confirmed on ubuntu-mate 16.04 64bit.
Interesting enough, Kubuntu 16.05 64bit does not have this issue. There is some
problem at times importing profiles in Kubuntu, but trying again a second time
works well.
I also
tested package version: network-manager-gnome 0.9.8.8-0ubuntu4.1
I am now able to succesfully import openvpn profiles. I tested 5
profiles, all imported correctly. Also confirmed openvpn can be
connected and disconnected from network-manager without issues.
Thanks. please advise if more testing
Issue confirmed on a fresh install of 14.04 AMD64. Tried importing 5 different
profiles.
Importing the same 5 profiles works fine on Ubuntu 13.10 AMD64.
Launching openvpn from command line works fine on ubuntu 14.04 AMD64.
tail -f /var/log/syslog output samples (while attempting to import
I also have this issue. Oleksandr's workaround also helps, but if I launch
online-accounts-preferences from terminal, the error is displayed even if panel
opens.
When this happens, I noticed that my icq plugin does not allow me to modify my
account, the whole page is greyed out and the only
Public bug reported:
HDMI monitors and TVs are not detected.
Currently running Bumblebee 3 on a laptop (ASUS N55SF) with sandybridge chipset
and dedicated NVIDIA GT555M.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: xorg 1:7.6+7ubuntu7.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-15.26-generic
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