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Hi all.
I have a problem with Gnome where the mouse and the keyboard get stuck after sometime.
I have tried with Ubuntu & OpenSuse and I have found the ...
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- 04-06-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Problem with Gnome, mouse & Keyboard stuck
Hi all.
I have a problem with Gnome where the mouse and the keyboard get stuck after sometime.
I have tried with Ubuntu & OpenSuse and I have found the same issue. Unfortunately this issue doesn't happen with Windows.
After the session starts everything looks fine then 5 minutes sometimes 10 minutes later the mouse get stuck. For other minutes the keyboard is the only device enabled then it get stuck and I have to reboot. This happens on all those Linux I mention above.
My desktop is a Dell E521 with AMD Athlon 64 2gigahertz. These are the drivers information I get when Windows is working: NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE [Display adapter]. The mouse and keyboard I use are USB.
If you use the console then you don't have any problems. In fact when this problem arises the machine continues working . I can get access remotely with ssh or FTP to it.
I don't know how to troubleshoot this issue and I am really concern that this is happening with Linux only.
I am going to test with Fedora and Debian and see what happens.
Any help will be appreciated.
Cheers.
- 04-06-2011 #2Just Joined!
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I just finished to test with Fedora. Although it took more time (maybe 30+ minutes) to get stuck (both) it was the same issue.
- Is there any way to debug this issue?.
- How do I look information about drivers installed on the machine?
- 04-07-2011 #3Just Joined!
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Not even an answer... this is why people end discouraged by Unix/Linux. It is not possible that all distros have a problem and can't even show some trace of errors or some device not working. It is a shame that Windows works fine and also shows if any device or driver is working. I want to recommend to move to Linux but with this kind of problems I don't want to be teaching people to look everywhere in internet for some clue when not even the forums provide at least a clue of where to look.
Thank you but I am installing windows and forget about this. Maybe in another 10 years Linux can be something that non-technical users can use. In the meantime keep complaining about Window$ and all the evil empire of Bill Gates. As I said before, Linux is only to be used as a server not as a desktop.
Thanks.


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