15 Oct
2011
15 Oct
'11
5:17 p.m.
On Friday 14 October 2011 19:26:09 Patrick Serru wrote:
On Friday 14 October 2011 13:16:53 Timothy Pearson
wrote:
> I suspect what you saw may have been a transient Xorg glitch. If you
> can, try to reproduce the problem on a machine with a different graphics
> card (and therefore a different Xorg driver).
>
> Tim
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How have I made these photos:
I started the session normally. I started Top with 20 seconds between
measurements. I looked at the display of Ksysgard, I had previously modified
to sample every 5 seconds. Ho, chance: the system was in our case. I tried
an "Alt + F2" to start Ksnapshot ... Chance again, the appearance of the
command window did not "unlocked" the system. I waited. Just after a refresh
of the display of Top, I pressed "Enter", happy to have photographed a rare
bird. The only unexpected thing is that Ksnapshot was programmed to wait for
2 seconds. Of course, the launch of Ksnapshot broke the deadlock, and the
second photo is nothing exeptional as is that of a "normal" situation.
I think it may be important to note that my system is outdated. My previous
experience of updating Ubuntu resulted at least twice a complete
reinstallation of the system after hours lost for download and hard to
reboot. I prefer to keep the system functioning as it is now. The basic
system is what's on the DVD "10/10 kubuntu-trinity-enterprise" downloaded
8/26/2011.
Good luck to everyone,
Patrick