My gut feeling is yours may be a different bug than mine, as apparently your screensaver was up and running and you have a different vid card.
I am a newbie to Linux, and my installation of Ubuntu is only one week old. I fixed my printer by downloading a driver from a website, since obviously, my printer software was not written for Linux. Since there seems to be others on the message board with a similar problem to mine, ( with the Radeon card) I suspect it is the driver.
I brought up my Ubuntu device manager ( on the toolbar:system\administration\device manager) and it seems it is not recognising the ATI Radeon vid card. I went to the ATI/Radeon site, downloaded the driver for my vid card, and downloaded it to my desktop. I rebooted, tried to load the screensaver, and it (the screensaver) locked everything up causing me to uplug and reboot again.
After rebooting, I tried to mouseclick the file for driver installation ( I had assumed it installed itself on the previous attempt) and it would not open.
Indeed, they had some Linux drivers here for whatever. It requires you to enable the "restricted depository" before downloading. They had a lot of info for me to digest on the Radeon card. Looks like it might be a shell fix, for which I have no experiance, but doesn't look to hard. Probably can just cut and paste it in.
I have run out of time for computer-playing-around, and will try to do more on it tonight.
Again, I appreciate your response, and would like to know if you would be interested in sharing knowledge on Linux --- it would be nice to have someone to bounce ideas off of.
Do you have much experiance in the scripting shells ?
Tom Grady
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: rpgmaker <email address hidden>
>
> I have an Nvidia card, Geforce 5200 128MB.
>
> --
> gnome-screensaver update causing crashes
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157725
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
Thanks for your response.
My gut feeling is yours may be a different bug than mine, as apparently your screensaver was up and running and you have a different vid card.
I am a newbie to Linux, and my installation of Ubuntu is only one week old. I fixed my printer by downloading a driver from a website, since obviously, my printer software was not written for Linux. Since there seems to be others on the message board with a similar problem to mine, ( with the Radeon card) I suspect it is the driver.
I brought up my Ubuntu device manager ( on the toolbar: system\ administration\ device manager) and it seems it is not recognising the ATI Radeon vid card. I went to the ATI/Radeon site, downloaded the driver for my vid card, and downloaded it to my desktop. I rebooted, tried to load the screensaver, and it (the screensaver) locked everything up causing me to uplug and reboot again.
After rebooting, I tried to mouseclick the file for driver installation ( I had assumed it installed itself on the previous attempt) and it would not open.
After a little websurfing, I went to here :
http:// wiki.cchtml. com/index. php/Ubuntu_ Dapper_ Installation_ Guide
Indeed, they had some Linux drivers here for whatever. It requires you to enable the "restricted depository" before downloading. They had a lot of info for me to digest on the Radeon card. Looks like it might be a shell fix, for which I have no experiance, but doesn't look to hard. Probably can just cut and paste it in.
I have run out of time for computer- playing- around, and will try to do more on it tonight.
Again, I appreciate your response, and would like to know if you would be interested in sharing knowledge on Linux --- it would be nice to have someone to bounce ideas off of.
Do you have much experiance in the scripting shells ?
Tom Grady
-------------- Original message ------- ------- ------- - /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 157725
From: rpgmaker <email address hidden>
>
> I have an Nvidia card, Geforce 5200 128MB.
>
> --
> gnome-screensaver update causing crashes
> https:/
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.