Appears to be fixed as of 4.10.0-19-generic. I'm relieved!
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1653323
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Severe s
I just tried the nouveau driver in 4.9.0-11-generic. Now while it didn't
flicker, what it did do was exhibit the very start of the problem, which
manifests as subtle vertical bars in the top panel's dark brown bar. So
it may not be an Nvidia problem, but a kernel problem, that may have
been fixed i
Running the mainline kernel 4.10-rc2 and the nouveau driver on 17.04
means the bug does not appear; it does appear with the Nvidia 375 driver
in the regular 17.04 kernel. The 4.10-rc2 kernel is significant because
in the 4.9 and earlier kernels, the mouse cursor does not move from the
top left corn
Taking a full-screen screenshot of the problematic view (i.e. with a
maximized terminal window full of text), and then viewing the screenshot
at full screen, is displayed fine.
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Public bug reported:
The screen experiences severe flicker when using Nvidia 375.26 on a GTX
1070 in 16.10, Unity Desktop -- but only when the terminal is in the top
left of the screen or maximized, and is full of text.
I made a video illustrating the problem: http://damonlynch.net/share
/Ubuntu1
Public bug reported:
On today's Yakkety Yak daily image I'm running into an infinite loop
with glxinfo such that no desktop shows on login. The desktop is black
(no cursor) and logging in via a console shows glxinfo running at 100%.
Package version info according to packages.ubuntu.com is 1:1.0.1
Additional comment from linux thinkpad mailing list participant Alex
Deucher:
"I think this may be a logic issue in gnome power manager (GPM) rather
than the driver. If the following commands executed from a terminal
blank the displays properly:
sleep 5; xset dpms force off
then the driver is wor
A clarification: when I say the bug does not occur when the laptop lid
is open, I should have added the important proviso that the laptop LCD
panel should be an active display in addition to the external monitor.
That is, both displays must be displaying the desktop. It is not
important which mode
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/711093
Title:
[Natty,Maverick,Lucid] External monitor connected w/ Display Port
power management not working when laptop lid closed
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
When an external monitor is connected to my Thinkpad T400s using the
Display Port connection, the monitor never goes into an energy saving
state despite the Gnome power saving settings being enabled. Gnome
screen saver activates, but this does not co
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