Thanks for checking. I can't reproduce this anymore. I no longer own the
same hardware (I haven't done for a couple of years).
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Quoting myself: nvidia 173 seems to work fine.
A month later there are still no problems in nvidia 173, but I have the
bug in nvidia current. Integrated GeForce 6100 desktop.
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I've got the same, in Ubuntu 11.04 with nvidia-current, particularly
while running VirtualBox so when there's little video memory left, maybe
that's relevant?
nvidia 173 seems to work fine.
(for what it's worth I really like Unity on both my 9 netbook and 19 desktop
- I'm surprised how much
Since comment #18 we're talking about a different symptom to the
original bug, although it looks like it could well be the same disease
(it affects both KDE and GNOME).
I occasionally get it after booting up, but then if I log out and log in
again the problem goes away. So it might be something
@ Martin Dreher
I can confirm there is a similar symptom, possibly of the same disease,
in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
It's milder but still abominable. The way I have it, in GNOME, the mouse
events end up working only in one window (or panel), but right-clicking
once in that window allows you to click on
This has only just started happening for me, usually but not exclusively
while in Firefox (3.5.7).
I'm using one monitor, on Kubuntu 9.10, desktop AMD 64-bit, nVidia
GeForce 6100, nvidia-glx-185, everything up-to-date, USB mouse which
works perfectly with my laptop.
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Mouse clicks stop working
This happened to me in Kubuntu Karmic 9.10 on amd64 after reporting two
other crashes
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Assertion `(((long) (dpy-last_request_read) - (long) (dpy-request)) = 0)'
failed.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/419501
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