Today I noticed that I can simply try launching Firefox (without having
clicked on a link in Thunderbird) and it will sometimes crash to the
login screen, so I think this bug might be more appropriately filed
against Firefox.
** Also affects: firefox
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
Public bug reported:
I installed 12.04 a few weeks ago without problems. About two days ago
(2012-06-08), I started experiencing crashes almost every time I would
click a URL in an email in Thunderbird (thus invoking Firefox). The
desktop instantly kicks me back to the login screen without
Here's my Xorg.0.log
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1011027/+attachment/3182815/+files/Xorg.0.log
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I should also mention I'm using Gnome Classic, not Unity.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1011027
Title:
Desktop crashes to login screen when opening links in Thunderbird
To
This bug affects me too, and I may have found a workaround. The report
gave a hint that if they chmod'd /usr/bin/unity-window-decorator, things
seem to work again, but without Compiz. That made me investigate CCSM a
little bit.
If you open CCSM and go to the Window Decoration plugin under
Seems that I may have spoken a little too soon. My workaround does
seems to fix Firefox and Thunderbird windows; I can now change tabs and
the titlebar will update on both max'd and non-max'd windows. However
other apps still have this problem. For example a Nautilus titlebar
will update if
Thanks Michal. Too much trouble for me to compile my own kernel though.
Classic Ubuntu: cram alpha-quality software into a release, break
something that used to work, then make us wait 6 months for a fix.
Every time this happens I feel like switching to Windows that much more.
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[i965GM] Slow
This bug is also affecting me. I have an Intel GM965 on a Dell Vostro
1400 laptop. As time goes on, desktop performance degrades terribly. I
get tearing when scrolling in applications like Firefox and Gedit,
window effects like minimize/maximize and fading, etc. are choppy and
slow, and even
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