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Description of problem: After laptop wakes up, almost all mouse events gets fuzzy - when I click button, or try to focus window - there is no reaction. When I try to scroll already opened browser page, it scrolls tabs instead. If I close some windows, then mouse works fine, until I open any new application. Logging out and logging in restore normal mouse behavior. Tried on Gnome Shell session and on KDE session - same results. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open some applications (i.e. Firefox, Empathy) 2. Close lid and wait laptop goes to sleep. 3. Open lid and wait laptop wakes up. 4. Unlock screen by entering password. 5. If mouse still works, then open one more application (i.e. Nautilus). 6. Try to click something meaningful in any application window (i.e. minimize button). Actual results: Nothing happens. Expected results: Something happens.
Also, switching ttys helps too. A laptop is powered by Intel Graphics.
I have exactly the same problem. My laptop is Fujitsu and it is powered by Intel Graphics (core i5 vpro).
I have upgraded my laptop from Fujitsu Lifebook s761 to s762 - and the problem has gone. Seems like it's a problem is specific to the Intel HD 3000 Graphics.
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