I tested this with the very small patch indicated in #1 and it worked.
I did
"apt-src install mutter"
applied the patch.txt file with "patch -p1 < patch.txt"
"apt-src build mutter"
it fails all the tests but apparently this is expected, so i just went into the
obj directory and did "sudo ninja
This bug is definitely important to me, being able to restart GNOME
Shell after it locks up, crashes, or updating an extension, _without_
losing any of my work or having to restart a large amount of open
programs, is one of the main reasons I still run it on X11. Luckily I
was testing 23.10 in a
It looks like the gnome bug does acknowledge it only works for 'click'
mode (I use sloppy) so presumably when that gets fixed (and it looks
like they're still thinking about it!) and released then both mine and
yours will too.
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Hmm... unfortunately upgrading (both gnome-shell and mutter) to 44.1 did
not fix the main annoying bug for me where clicking titlebar doesn't
raise the window anymore (on X at least) - #2013216.
Also hitting the weird black bar issue that I didn't see under 44.0
Argh, click to raise doesn't get fixed for me with this. Maybe because I
have focus follows mouse also? I still have to click inside the window
somewhere to raise it.
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I've seen this in my logs too, QUITE a lot in fact
sudo journalctl --no-hostname --since "30 days ago" | grep "update stage
views actor" | wc -l
gives me back: 221915
But as far as I can tell it doesn't have any effect (GNOME 44.0
certainly has its problems but I was getting it in 43.x too and
this should be fixed when ubuntu upgrades to gnome 44.1 which will
hopefully be soon! memory leak bugs that were fixed are also affecting
me (as well as this very annoying bug)
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Thanks, uninstalling libcanberra-gtk-3-0 helped with this. (I'd only
installed it way back in the distant past to stop those stupid warnings
on the command line!)
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If it is related to that - you should do
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences focus-new-windows 'strict'
(see
https://major.io/2015/07/06/allow-new-windows-to-steal-focus-in-gnome-3/
)
I'm here because I type in notification bubbles themselves, and since
gnome 3.34 these notifications
please accept into artful-updates. i can't install the dbgsym files to
get a good backtrace for a bug until the dbgsym matches the version i
have installed (and i don't want to upgrade to proposed right now).
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It seems that various extensions can cause the problem. It would be
great if there were some way for extensions to not be able to crash
gnome-shell.
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I don't have the GNOME 3 staging PPA, and Zesty which we're running
includes GTK 3.22.
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Can't see view message pane
The latest batch of updates today (which included libwebkit2gtk updates)
fixed the Evolution message pane display problem for me, yay!
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Switching to Thunderbird is exactly what I did. :) But unlike the Arch
thread I don't have HiDPI enabled (scaling is 1 in gnome-tweak-tool for
both fonts and windows section). Epiphany works for me also. Do you have
HiDPI enabled? Does epiphany work for you? Also, for me evolution seems
to display
I upgraded to zesty before I saw movement on this, but I can confirm
that 3.22.3 in zesty fixes the problem I was experiencing with inline
images.
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I'd really like this too. The git_fix-reply-with-inline-images.patch
that is already included in .1 is not working for me - I'm still
experiencing that crash. I'm really hoping that 3.22.2 will fix it but
I'd rather not upgrade to zesty to find that out.
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bug still occurs on gnome 3.16 w/ gnome-terminal 3.16
transparency can be enabled by editing the profile preferences and changing the
slider a bit
my preferred fix is ... use Konsole :)
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I was experiencing this exact same bug as well. Based on information I
read in the corresponding RedHat report
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=879773) I was able to get
this to work by removing all the Evolution configuration directories
(which did have some prior attempts at
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1034548 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1034548
When I click on that I get Bug 1034548 cannot be found
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Sebastien - I'm pretty sure I was able to glean the information from
stuff on the internet, but doing xinput list and seeing it there
certainly confirmed it. Finding error messages in xkl functions also
helped. Others say this isn't their issue though.
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Unfortunately yes, at least for me. In my case it definitely has to do
with the fact that I have a USB hard disk reporting itself as a
keyboard, this is confusing xklavier and causing gsd to crash. I run
the command xinput --set-prop Western Digital My Book Device
Enabled 0 in my .xstartup and
Besides just removing the device, I can also do
xinput --set-prop Western Digital My Book Device Enabled 0
every time X comes up and then re-start gnome-settings-daemon. I just
wish it could handle this error so I didn't have to!
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In my case, I can reproduce it and I included the backtrace above
yesterday. I have found the issue is because an external USB hard disk
(a western digital MyBook 1TB Mirror edition, although other WD MyBook
devices also seem to have the same problem) is announcing itself not
only as a hard disk
After reading more of a related RedHat bug
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=657726) it would seem that
these crashes are in fact due to some bad messages coming back from
xklavier or xinput, and gnome-settings-daemon not being able to handle
them. Here is a recent stack trace:
Since this is another crash related to xkl_ functions (xklavier) please
see my note in bug 805894 - its possible we are seeing the same issue
with xinput.
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I'd like to add that I can never get gnome-settings-daemon to start and
stay running for more than 5 seconds, UNLESS i take the following
actions, in which case it applies the themes properly and responds to
theme changes and generally works just fine:
1. start 'strace gnome-settings-daemon' in a
Looks like this was corrected in the latest nautilus/nautilus-data
update in the gnome3 ppa (2.91.94). yay! :)
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