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Mr Grant,

This worked for me as well.

Thanks man!

Hey,

So today I upgraded my system and there was a kernel upgrade in there. Perhaps to prevent the Spectre & Meltdown exploits (4.13.0-26-generic).

Unfortunately it seems as if this has caused...

So, I did continue to search for a solution out of interest, and I found this bug. There is a lot of technicalities in there, most of it I don't understand. It does suggest however that Kabylake...

For me personally, the solution is to continue with Unity.

I have exhausted every idea that I can think of at this moment. The lagging is not going away, and it gets in the way of work when...

I assure you, what I am seeing is not animations. Didnt I mentioned that I turned them off?

One more thing, sometimes I see transparent graphic artifacts left in the background. They disappear if I move another window over the artifacts.

They are very subtle and barely visible unless you...

Do you have any other idea?

It's an XPS13 9360 running an intel i7-7500U with HD Graphics 620 (Kabylake GT2).

I have tried an upgrade from 17.04 and a clean install.

I have been struggling a bit after moving to 17.10, and one thing that is out of order is that Gnome is very slow.

More precisely: Moving windows, resizing windows and clicking on menus is...

If you are experiencing a jerky and precision-less touchpad on XPS13 9360, look here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2375812

Ok, so it turned out that Wayland (which is default in 17.10) has poor touchpad support (or something)...

I logged in using Xorg and ran:



The configuration files for the touchpad is still...

Hey,

I am running an XPS13 9360, and the touchpad precision used to be incredible in 16.10 and 17.04 out of the box.

Since I uppgraded to 17.10, it is a completely different story. It jerks...

Thanks man!


I have no doubt! It will save me a few minutes here and there entirely out of my convenience - I think that's pretty cool :)

I did some searching and found the pgup/pgdown-way,...

Hello everyone,

Recently I was on opensuse doing things, and noticed that you could use PageUp in the terminal to jump to the last used command if you started to type it.

Like say I entered $...