| 2014-08-02 13:26:23 |
Salem |
description |
Sometimes after I wake up from suspend, LightDM seems to lost focus to a window in the desktop.
I have a blinking cursor and if I start typing anything the cursor doesn't move, and the only way to bypass this is wait the screen to turn off and on again (here I can type the password).
This also happens when locking the screen.
Description: Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Release: 14.04
Lightdm version: 1.10.1-0ubuntu1
How to reproduce:
* Open a window and get click on a text box (ex: login form in some web page in a browser).
* Lock the screen
* Try to type your password to unlock it: the cursor blinks but doesn't move at all;
* Wait for the screen to turn off, do something to wake up the screen and login;
* Whatever you typed will be on the text input of the window you had focus (in this example: the login form of the web page)
What was supposed to happen:
* After locking the screen or waking from suspend, I expected that typing my password would unlock the screen. |
Sometimes after I wake up from suspend, LightDM seems to lost focus to a window in the desktop.
I have a blinking cursor in the LightDM screen, and if I start typing anything the cursor doesn't move, and the only way to bypass this is wait the screen to turn off and on again (here I can type the password).
This also happens when locking the screen.
Description: Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Release: 14.04
Lightdm version: 1.10.1-0ubuntu1
How to reproduce:
* Open a window and click on a text box (ex: login form in some web page in a browser).
* Lock the screen
* Try to type your password to unlock it: the cursor blinks but doesn't move at all;
* Wait for the screen to turn off, do something to wake up the screen and login;
* Whatever you typed will be on the text input of the window you had focus (in this example: the login form of the web page)
What was supposed to happen:
* After locking the screen or waking from suspend, I expected that typing my password would unlock the screen. |
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