[06:04] <jonne> hey, i've got weird graphical glitches in QT apps (menu is pretty much unuseable in virtualbox and spotify), anyone else have the same issue?
[06:04] <jonne> http://i.imgur.com/pMcfZ97.png
[06:06] <jonne> i got i195 integrated graphics, btw
[06:45] <darkxst> jonne, try a qt/kde channel? we just inherit qt from ubuntu
[06:46] <jonne> well, i'm assuming this is a gnome-shell bug, but you do have a good point that i should check if it does the same thing in unity
[06:46] <jonne> i don't think i have it installed, though
[06:47] <darkxst> jonne, virtualbox is fine here btw
[06:48] <jonne> what gfx card do you have?
[06:48] <darkxst> nvidia
[06:48] <jonne> multi monitor?
[06:48] <darkxst> yes
[06:48] <jonne> just trying to find out the differences, thanks
[06:51] <jonne> i don't have any alternative desktops installed :/
[06:51] <jonne> don't want to install one either, as that usually introduces weirdness
[13:17] <ivan`_> hi, I'm on GNOME Ubuntu 15.10 having a lot of trouble starting gnome-session on my Haswell/UEFI/nvidia 970 GTX system; I see "gnome-shell[pid]: segfault at 64 ip ... sp ... error 4 in libcogl.so.20.3.0[...]" in dmesg every time.  I'm using nvidia-358 from the graphics-drivers PPA
[13:17] <ivan`_> some archlinux forum thread suggested updating CPU microcode, but dmesg shows it getting updated and I see the same segfault
[13:17] <ivan`_> also tried updating the Asus Z97-A BIOS to the latest 2601 version, but still the same
[13:17] <ivan`_> is there another configuration or nvidia driver I should try?
[13:53] <ivan`_> I guess this might be fixed in libcogl 1.22? https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=747489
[13:53] <ubot5> Gnome bug 747489 in gdk "No access to the Visual used to build the CoglOnscreen" [Major,Resolved: fixed]
[13:55] <ivan`_> nope, still crashes with the libcogl.so.20.4.1 in libcogl20 1.22.0-1 in 16.04
[13:56] <LinDol> hi all
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[16:16] <alandipert> darkxst, i saw that, but i think it's a different bug... that did happen, but i think during boot after i restarted when the scary bug happened
[16:17] <alandipert> fortunately i discovered i can get control back by alt-tabbing to another window. after that, mouse control seems to come back
[16:43] <howudodat_> hey guys, I am having some problems with suspend to disk on my system.  Just curious if I should post in: systemd, gnome, gnome-ubuntu or ubuntu?
[16:45] <shawn> howudodat_: sounds like #ubuntu is the best fit for that
[16:45] <howudodat_> shawn: thanks
[16:46] <shawn> howudodat_: what's the problem?
[16:49] <howudodat_> shawn: system wont go into suspend mode.  I can call pm-suspend, or send the dbus message to login1.Manager and it will suspend.  but it never "auto suspends"
[16:49] <howudodat_> I have auto-suspend set to 10 minutes in power settings
[20:34] <bcx> i loose mouse cursor when lightdm starts gnome-session, tried org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.cursor, no effect
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