Occasionally my lock screen does this:

That makes logging in difficult. Restarting Unity kind of works, sometimes only a reboot will fix it. My video card is a Sapphire Radeon HD 6870 with dual displays using the open drivers.
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Occasionally my lock screen does this:
That makes logging in difficult. Restarting Unity kind of works, sometimes only a reboot will fix it. My video card is a Sapphire Radeon HD 6870 with dual displays using the open drivers. |
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Reloading unity restores the password input on the login screen for me (Ubuntu 14.04 with a Nvidia GPU).
Unity sort of works after this but you can at least save your work in progress:
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I had the same problem on an HP with Radeon 6370 graphics. I'm still using open source graphics, but I'm using the versions that came from the oibaf repository - they are a little 'edgier' than the stock open source, but not as edgy as xorg-edgers.
installs the drivers
removes the drivers. |
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open terminal reset the unity
if that didnt workout try to re-install the unity & the desktop
now install the ati driver
after the reboot
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Caffe.unity --replacemakes the login screen go away, but everything else seems corrupted. So I still had to reboot :( – mcExchange Nov 10 '15 at 9:00