Comment 2 for bug 1388394

Just an update. I generated a list of installed packages between my "good" machine (bug does not manifest itself) and my
"bad" machine (bug manifests itself).

Went through the list and identified about 62 possible culprits.

Then, I used 'sudo apt-get -y remove $i' in a bash while loop to remove these packages.
e.g.:

     for i in $(cat packages-to-remove.text ); do sudo apt-get -y remove $i; done

Then, I ran 'sudo apt-get autoremove' to remove unreferenced packages.

Finally, I rebooted and the bug seems to have gone away. So, I think the problem may be related to one or more of the 62 packages listed in the attachment ( packages-to-remove.text ).