Thanks again Bernhard!
> As I could not get it crashing by just doing upgrades, I tried to
> inspect a running process and got into a source file named "screen.c"
> and functions related to screen resolution. Then I tried to change
> resolution and the xfdesktop got into a similar backtrace still
Hello Jun Jiang,
thanks for the additional information.
> As for for question at the end about changing display resolution, I don't
> follow you. Pardon me if I am misunderstanding, are you asking whether I
> changed screen resolution when it happened? If that's what you mean, then
> no, I
Thank you Bernhard!
I was mentioning google-chrome-stable just to make it clear that I was not
upgrading any xfce4 desktop related packages when the crash happened, not
that it had anything to do with the crash.
As for for question at the end about changing display resolution, I don't
follow
Hello Jiang Jun,
I just tried to reproduce the crash. Unfortunately it
did not happen in a minimal VM.
This package google-chrome-stable is from a third-party repository?
Therefore you might be able to have a look at the
output of "coredumpctl list".
There should be a line for the crash with pid
Package: xfdesktop4
Version: 4.12.4-2
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
* What led up to the situation?
It's been some time that I experienced coredumps of xfdesktop and xfce4-panel
when upgrading.
* What exactly did you do (or not do) that was effective (or ineffective)?
Using sid, I
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