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   https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/677262/+attachment/1737727/+files/report.txt

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: adobe-flashplugin
  
  I had to rewrite this report because my Browser was not sending referer
  header, that was pretty annoying.
  
- I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, and watching videos on any flash player and then trying to go full screen will cause the screen to go nuts.
- I don't think the issue is related to Xorg because the tty are affecteds as well and a reboot is needed (via a blindly typed `sudo reboot` in the tty, or more simply by unplugging the computer).
+ I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, and watching videos on any flash player and then
+ trying to go full screen will cause the screen to go nuts.
+ 
+ The image gets _really_ distorted rendering the system unusable.
+ 
+ I don't think the issue is related to Xorg because the ttys are affected
+ as well by the distortion.
+ 
+ To be able to use the computer again an hard reboot is needed either by
+ blindly typing `sudo reboot` in the tty or more simply by unplugging the
+ computer.
  
  The issue appears as soon the proprietary ATI drivers are installed
- using the Ubuntu Additional Drivers application, though going full
- screen with the native (non proprietary) drivers causes strange blocks
- to appear sporadically on the video, without crashes at least.
+ using the Ubuntu Additional Drivers application. Going in full screen
+ with the native (non proprietary) drivers causes strange blocks to
+ appear sporadically on the video, without fatal crash though.
  
  I'm attaching the video card and kernel information to the bug.

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Flash player fullscreen completely crashes Ubuntu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/677262
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