I've got what I think is the same problem, as mentioned at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=255898
The pointer is movable, but it can't be used to click in anything, so you are usually stuck with having to restart X. On one occasion I managed to cure it by logging in via a remote terminal and killing Firefox (the application I clicked in which appeared to provoke the problem).
For me it is usually happens when using Firefox, but I believe I've seen it with another application, so I don't think it is Firefox's fault (though it's hard to be sure either way).
I've got what I think is the same problem, as mentioned at ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=255898
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The pointer is movable, but it can't be used to click in anything, so you are usually stuck with having to restart X. On one occasion I managed to cure it by logging in via a remote terminal and killing Firefox (the application I clicked in which appeared to provoke the problem).
For me it is usually happens when using Firefox, but I believe I've seen it with another application, so I don't think it is Firefox's fault (though it's hard to be sure either way).
I'm also wondering if the bug reported at /launchpad. net/distros/ ubuntu/ +bug/52380
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is the same thing.