[00:27] <berglh> getting a lot of video ghosting/stuttering
[00:28] <berglh> in 17.04
[02:05] <berglh> i upgraded from 16.10
[02:05] <berglh> it's on an xps 9560 with 4K display
[02:05] <berglh> bumblebee setup for running optirun
[02:05] <berglh> window elements appear and disappear
[02:06] <berglh> if i type in the terminal that screen stutters all over the place
[02:06] <berglh> i think there is a problem with inplace upgrade at least at the level i was at
[02:06] <berglh> running a live USB gnome 17.04 does not replicate the problem
[02:07] <berglh> i tried a new user login, but noticed this was all happening at the login screen as well indicating a GDM issue afaik
[02:07] <berglh> i'm fairly confident that a reinstall will fix this
[02:29] <berglh> i think it has something to do with hidpi
[02:29] <berglh> at the login screen everything is at naitive 4K res
[02:35] <berglh> something is pretty wrong
[02:35] <berglh> definitely seems to be related to hidpi
[02:35] <berglh> guess i just have to go for reinstall
[03:55] <berglh> clean install fixed it
[12:35] <Optimus_Prime> I installed the latest version of gnome, I'm trying to install chrome atm, I downloaded it through web browser and opened it in software installer, but when I click install nothing happens
[12:45] <darkxst> Optimus_Prime, could be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-software/+bug/1573206
[12:46] <darkxst> Optimus_Prime, you can always install the .deb with `dpkg -i .deb`
[12:48] <darkxst> or gdebi
[16:19] <jbicha> probably bug 1672424
[17:26] <eldon> Is it just me or is the legacy notification tray broken in 17.04?