** Changed in: gnome-shell
Status: New => Fix Released
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Title:
Screen freeze before the login screen (if the third
** Tags added: fixed-in-gnome-shell-43.1 fixed-upstream
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Title:
Screen freeze before the login screen (if the third party
This appears to be fixed in Daily (tested 10/15/22)
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Title:
Screen freeze before the login screen (if the third party
It seems the problem was Wayland + gnome-shell specific because gnome-
shell is the display server and effectively single threaded. gnome-shell
deadlocks on itself if it spawns a client synchronously and expects to
wait for that client to finish. The client never finishes because the
server isn't
In my system the problem has been solved, The past weeks I logged in
from xorg to bypass the login screen freeze. But now I login from
Wayland again and everything works fine both in Ubuntu 22.10 and Ubuntu
Unity 22.10
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This bug was fixed in the package gnome-shell - 43.0-1ubuntu2
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gnome-shell (43.0-1ubuntu2) kinetic; urgency=medium
[ Daniel van Vugt ]
* Avoid deadlocking in gst_init_check() on startup (LP: #1988488)
[ Jeremy Bicha ]
* debian/source_gnome-shell.py: Don't try to report
I don't think this bug should only occur on VirtualBox. One reason we've
focussed on VirtualBox might just be that ubuntu-restricted-* fails to
install on other systems, which is a different bug.
Evidence suggesting non-virtual systems also have the bug:
* Bug 1992285
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