For a while I stopped using Plover to avoid this issue, then I tried
using it again and nothing crashed. After using it more times and Xorg
still not crashing I think the bug seems to at least have stopped
affecting me.
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It happened again, this time on the Lubuntu desktop, and this time I'm
pretty sure there was a crash file with "xorg" in the name, but running
ubuntu-bug might just have renamed it without sending anything...
Anyway, it seems it wasn't the only thing that crashed, so might as well
give you the
Today I got sent back to the login screen in the same way, same
symptoms, same circumstances as last time (writing text into Firefox
using Plover), and this is after upgrading to 21.10. However, I can't
see a crash file from Xorg, only a _usr_bin_lxqt-panel.1000.crash. This
time I was using the
Still less than twenty-four hours since the upgrade, still no crashes
after it. But I found a workaround for the missing characters bug. Just
switch to the Lubuntu desktop instead of the (GNOME) Ubuntu one. Might
still want to report that bug to IBus or Xorg or whatever was causing
the keypresses
I upgraded to 21.10 yesterday, but haven't used it long enough to know
for sure if the crash also happens here. And it switched to Wayland,
which doesn't really solve the problem, since Plover isn't currently
compatible with it. But I switched to Xorg and haven't got any Xorg
crashes on 21.10 so
Possibly fixed after 20.04? I might try upgrading some day I have plenty
of time then. If I then stop getting the crashes, I could mention that
here. And if I still get them, I guess I could mention that. It's pretty
random when it happens, but I guess it should happen at least once per
month,
This crash appears to be so rare that I can't tell if it was fixed after
20.04 or just too uncommon to be reported yet in newer releases.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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/usr/lib/xorg/Xorg:11:mieqEnqueue:queueEventList:QueueKeyboardEvents:xf86PostKeyEventM:xf86PostKeyboardEvent
+ Xorg crashed with SIGSEGV in mieqEnqueue() from queueEventList() from
QueueKeyboardEvents() from xf86PostKeyEventM() from xf86PostKeyboardEvent()
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