As hard as I try, I just cannot reproduce it anymore, and I can't find the
specific bit of code causing it.
So, here it goes, back to the community :(
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I think I'll take a shot at this today, I've had the problem before.
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So it appears that it goes really really slow for a while and then finally
kicks in.
I think it might be a router incompatibility issue, because with a different
router (still wireless N+) it worked fine. The one that doesn't work is Belkin
N+ dual-channel... and the one that works is a newer
Hi, I have this same issue on an ASUS U30J since yesterday.
I can't find any upgrades yesterday or the day before that are related in any
way to wireless, unless you count chromium, and I am not even using chromium.
I have been using Natty via dist upgrade from 10.10 for several weeks now, and
And now, it is suddenly working just fine... No idea what changed. I
didn't restart, upgrade, modify anything. What happened?
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Title:
Wireless
Yes, I did have static blur enabled. Once I disabled it dash started opening up
instantly when I push the button.
I still like the idea of a Dash Desktop though, then the super key could just
toggle compiz fade to desktop
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I'm not sure, but some update recently may have fixed it. It hasn't happened
again accidentally, but I'll try to do it on purpose.
One other thing that may help, for me it only occurred after I had run killall5
in tty6 after a compiz crash.
killall5 logged out my session by killing gdm, then gdm
