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Title:
When clicking on some maximized or tiled windows, focus on roughly the
lower quarter falls to the window behind
To ma
I still have this issue on a fully updated Ubuntu Noble install.
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Title:
When clicking on some maximized or tiled windows, focu
Auto login has to be enabled otherwise it won't happen. You can see the
behavior with first party apps like the software update window where apt
repos are or third party apps like Discord and SQLite DB Browser.
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** Description changed:
[ Impact ]
Clicking on some maximized or fullscreen windows may not respond and the
clicks fall through to the window behind.
[ Test Plan ]
- Someone please fill this in with instructions that reference easily
- available software in Ubuntu.
+ If auto login
** Description changed:
[ Impact ]
Clicking on some maximized or fullscreen windows may not respond and the
clicks fall through to the window behind.
[ Test Plan ]
If auto login is not enabled, enable auto login and reboot. The issue
can immediately be observed with first part
This might be related. I have this weird issue where clicking on certain
places in some applications minimizes them. Logging out and back in does
not fix it. I actually just crashed Gnome(?) when I misclicked on the
Steam window and clicked some empty space below my username in the top
right instea
I can't seem to reproduce the crash or find any logs.
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Title:
When clicking on some maximized or tiled windows, focus on roughl
Okay, so I managed to crash Ubuntu again with this bug and I can
reliably reproduce it.
1. Open any two programs.
2. Drag a window to the top of the screen to maximize it.
3. Click on empty space near the top of the maximized program, outside
of the window's default bounds (this might not be nec
Public bug reported:
This is on Ubuntu Noble 24.04 with gnome-shell 46.0-0ubuntu5.1
The shell will crash if you do the following:
1. Open any two programs that can be maximized. To make reproduction as
streamlined as possible, one of them should be Firefox or Steam.
2. Drag Firefox or Steam to t
What I had done was purposely caused the crash, then looked in
var/crash, and gnome-shell was the only thing generating crash logs. I
can reliably reproduce the crash. What is the best way to capture the
event?
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Doing step 2 and pressing send just closes the window and doesn't
actually give me any output. I've done it twice now. The crash does not
show up on the list of things after following step 3.
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I just reproduced the crash, and now step 3 yielded this:
https://errors.ubuntu.com/oops/0ae6e12e-3774-11ef-8bf5-fa163ec8ca8c
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/20715
** Attachment added: "Journal text files"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/2071508/+attachment/5793769/+files/journals.zip
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I don't think that bug you linked is my problem because I'm running an
X11 session and haven't plugged any external displays into the computer.
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Lukas, as mentioned earlier, that is lp:2064177
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Title:
When clicking on some maximized or tiled windows, focus on roughly the
I still have the bug as well. It just randomly decided to start doing it
again an hour or so ago. The problem with logging out after installing
the packages is that you can't really test if that fixed it since
logging out and back in is what you do to temporarily work around the
issue. So we could
This has been fixed upstream, right? Will we be getting that version of
Mutter pushed through apt or should I install it manually?
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/3720
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I am unsure now. I received updates to a bunch of Mutter-related
packages along with Mutter itself either last night or the night before,
upgrading it from 6.0 to 6.2. I had tried the 'beta' packages earlier on
which did the same but did not fix the issue, so I reverted them back to
their originals
I still have not encountered this bug again. I think it's safe to say
it's fixed now.
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When clicking on some maximized o
I still have not encountered this bug again. It's probably safe to say
that it's gone, unless someone else has encountered it.
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