Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS freezes after changing keyboard layout two times and black screen after pressing CAPSLOCK
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Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS w/ 11 november 18 updates freezes after changing keyboard layout two times (super + space) and black screen after pressing CAPSLOCK two times. System can be shutdown only by pressing powerbutton.
I have faced this problem on Ubuntu 18.10 (non-LTS), Mint 19 Tara, Debian 9.6 two weeks ago, but then have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on my Razer Blade Stealth laptop and everything was fine before today's updates.
updates keyboard-layout capslock
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Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS w/ 11 november 18 updates freezes after changing keyboard layout two times (super + space) and black screen after pressing CAPSLOCK two times. System can be shutdown only by pressing powerbutton.
I have faced this problem on Ubuntu 18.10 (non-LTS), Mint 19 Tara, Debian 9.6 two weeks ago, but then have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on my Razer Blade Stealth laptop and everything was fine before today's updates.
updates keyboard-layout capslock
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I am not sure whether you can uninstall the last update. But I know you can see what packages were updated: check this link to know which packages were updated in the last update: askubuntu.com/questions/152733/… You can also check this link too: cyberciti.biz/howto/debian-linux/…
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Nov 13 at 14:05
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Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS w/ 11 november 18 updates freezes after changing keyboard layout two times (super + space) and black screen after pressing CAPSLOCK two times. System can be shutdown only by pressing powerbutton.
I have faced this problem on Ubuntu 18.10 (non-LTS), Mint 19 Tara, Debian 9.6 two weeks ago, but then have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on my Razer Blade Stealth laptop and everything was fine before today's updates.
updates keyboard-layout capslock
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Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS w/ 11 november 18 updates freezes after changing keyboard layout two times (super + space) and black screen after pressing CAPSLOCK two times. System can be shutdown only by pressing powerbutton.
I have faced this problem on Ubuntu 18.10 (non-LTS), Mint 19 Tara, Debian 9.6 two weeks ago, but then have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on my Razer Blade Stealth laptop and everything was fine before today's updates.
updates keyboard-layout capslock
updates keyboard-layout capslock
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I am not sure whether you can uninstall the last update. But I know you can see what packages were updated: check this link to know which packages were updated in the last update: askubuntu.com/questions/152733/… You can also check this link too: cyberciti.biz/howto/debian-linux/…
– singrium
Nov 13 at 14:05
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I am not sure whether you can uninstall the last update. But I know you can see what packages were updated: check this link to know which packages were updated in the last update: askubuntu.com/questions/152733/… You can also check this link too: cyberciti.biz/howto/debian-linux/…
– singrium
Nov 13 at 14:05
I am not sure whether you can uninstall the last update. But I know you can see what packages were updated: check this link to know which packages were updated in the last update: askubuntu.com/questions/152733/… You can also check this link too: cyberciti.biz/howto/debian-linux/…
– singrium
Nov 13 at 14:05
I am not sure whether you can uninstall the last update. But I know you can see what packages were updated: check this link to know which packages were updated in the last update: askubuntu.com/questions/152733/… You can also check this link too: cyberciti.biz/howto/debian-linux/…
– singrium
Nov 13 at 14:05
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