(nautilus:18316): GVFS-RemoteVolumeMonitor-WARNING **: Owner :1.11 of volume monitor disconnected from the bus removing drives/volumes/mounts (gnome-shell:5793): GLib-GIO-WARNING **: Dropping signal ActiveSessionChanged of type (s) since the type from the expected interface is (o) I attached the Xorg-log since it seems to me that something went wrong there: I would be glad to add some Log files, but I don't know exactly which one I should attach. Įverything else seems to work fine (at least I haven't found any other issue yet). I tried to disconnect the 2nd monitor and restartet the problem persists. I have two monitors connected (its a laptop so it the build in and an external). I checked my costume Shortcuts, Ctrl+Alt+T is set in the keyboard settings. The most annoying thing is, that none of my Shortcuts work anymore ( Ctrl+Alt+T for terminal, Ctrl+ screen brightness for example hardware Volume Up/Down keys ) When I start Pulseaudio manually after that everything with the sound is fine. Alsamixer is running but Pulseaudio seems not to. *But: the gnome-sound applet doesn't start correctly. Than there is a: “Oh no, something went wrong”-window for an blink of an eye (1-2 seconds).Īfter that gnome starts (almost*) normal. Whenever I startup my Debian(testing) system, I get the gdm3 login prompt, I type in my password and hit Enter. Well to be honest I have more than one issue, but I am guessing that at least a few of them are related to I was using Debian (jessie) testing for quit a while now, and since jessie is now the new Stable I wanted to update to testing again.Īnd I have an issue now, and I can't tell if it is a really a bug, or some new packages are interfering with my configuration files.

Fomm crashes on login