Possibly related to X. Do you face the same problem in the Ubuntu
Classic session?
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Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Also affects: xorg (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Unity froze when anything else went fullsc
Closing unity task per comment #5.
** Changed in: unity
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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You've got some weird wireless error messages in your dmesg.
Anyway, this sounds more like a power manager issue than X. X failures
generally don't result in zombie processes, that sounds more like
plumbing layer misbehavior.
Also I notice you have VirtualBox installed, which could cause problem
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Title:
Unity froze whe
Leaving the bug as "New", without specific package, until more info
about the bug are available.
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Title:
Unity froze when
Hello
Are you encountering again this problem?
Thansk
Fabio
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Hello PresuntoRJ
This seems surely something related to a temporarily xorg-server freeze.
So I close this report asking you that the next time you're experiencing a
freeze to type in a terminal
ubuntu-bug xorg
that will open a new bug report with automatically attached all the diagnostic
needed f
I have been trying to get reproduce the bug to capture dmesg,
i915_error_state and even dtraces from my gdm session, but I am not sure
what triggers it yet.
So far, it seems that it freezes when the screensaver was running for
some time BECAUSE IT HAD TURNED MY SCREEN OFF due to energy policy...
never happened (so far)
2011/4/24 Bilal Akhtar
> Possibly related to X. Do you face the same problem in the Ubuntu
> Classic session?
>
> ** Changed in: unity
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
> ** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
> ** Also affects: xorg (Ubuntu)
just tested on Ubuntu Classic (gnome) for a while, and bam ! it also crashed
if I let the screensaver holds the fullscreen for more than 30 minutes... it
also happened to banshee in full screen... what ever is drawn wont erase,
and I dont get to use the desktop anymore... I have to reboot via
Ctrl+
Cause it is not the package we thought about, does not mean the issue is
invalid, cause I keep getting the system in a frozen state
2011/4/25 Bryce Harrington <768...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> You've got some weird wireless error messages in your dmesg.
>
> Anyway, this sounds more like a power manag
Not exactly... but there are a few times that Unity still sucks (ignoring
mouse events, etc.)
2011/11/5 Fabio Marconi
> Hello
> Are you encountering again this problem?
> Thansk
> Fabio
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> ** Changed in: ubuntu
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Ok
2011/11/6 Fabio Marconi
> Hello PresuntoRJ
> This seems surely something related to a temporarily xorg-server freeze.
> So I close this report asking you that the next time you're experiencing a
> freeze to type in a terminal
> ubuntu-bug xorg
> that will open a new bug report with automatica
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