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Status: WontFix
Comment #9 on issue 28939 by [email protected]: Typing on address line
locks up system - hard power off required to return to normal operation
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=28939
rm -rf ~/.config/chromium to remove your old profile.
I will state this again, hopefully you'll understand. On Unix machines, a
program
running as a normal user should not be able to crash GDM/X. For instance, a
trivial X
program can try to create a X bitmap that's 1 zillion x 1 zillion pixels.
When that
program makes this request, the X server can (a) fail gracefully or (b)
crash. If it
does (b), whose fault is that? X servers should not crash in the same way
Linux
should not let a non-root user reformat the hard drive.
Just because Chromium is the only program you know of that can trigger this
crash,
doesn't mean you can rule out a X/gdm bug.
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