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So the xorg issue with the pointer disappearing has been solved and that is absolutely great!However, I still seem to have a problem with light locker. After suspend, locking the screen or logging out, I see my wallpaper for a second or so, then there is a glitch and tus to the default light blue background. When I change the user to Guest and then back to my account, my wallpaper appears and stays for good.Any ideas as to what might be causing this and/or how to fix it? Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Ruing Xubuntu 16.04. Dual monitors. I've always had my lightdm gtk greeter login screen mirror these monitors. I sort of like it that way, and got used to it (I then span both monitors once I log in, of course). Anyway, after upgrading from 15.10 to 16.04, this setting remained the same. Great. However, then I did...something...while on the login screen and all of a sudden it changed to spaing. But a strange type of spaing where the login box where I select the user and then enter the password and the menu bar at the top is always on the screen where my mouse is. So if I move my mouse to the empty screen, the top panel and the login box jump to that monitor. Very odd. And not only that, but ...

OK, so I have 4 systems that are ruing xubuntu 16.04 and all configured about the same, and all use the Variety wallpaper changer.So, I want the LightDM login screen to use the wallpaper that the user sees when logged in, not a specific graphic or color.All systems have the LightDM GTK Greeter setting the same. However, on1 of the 4 systems this work correctly. However, on the other three systems the wallpaper shows up for an instant and then the Image selected.I have looked high and low for what might be causing this problem.So my question is, how does one configure the lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf file to make this happen. Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Hi Guys,New to the forum and fairly new to Linux. I've had my share with UNIX/Linux in the past but I'm not a real expert. I've googled this up and although I did find some useful information it doesn't appear to be exactly like my situation so I thought I'd post and see what some of you had to say.So, long story short:I just did a fresh install of Xubuntu 15.10 yesterday on my ASUS G53SW (ROG Series) Laptop and I've noticed something strange with the Keyboard Backlights. The FN+F3 and FN+F4 keys work, but when I log into a session or restart the PC the keyboard backlight brightness value never gets saved. Moreso, the LEDs are always off at boot up. The weird thing is that when I press eithe...