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Unfortunately I don't have many details specific skills to correctly describe the Bug you found ... But Gnome-Tweak-Tool sends crash the shell almost every time it is invoked if the same instant Nautilus is open as root ... This can happen with Open driver on an ATI R5 M230 which no doubt it is not among the most compatible with latest relace, but a GPU that is still in use by many notebooks and which will hopefully recommend consideration in future relace!
Unfortunately the GNOME bug you linked ( http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=285693 ) does not exist (anymore?). If there is an upstream bug can you please update the link? Also if this is a crash there should be some abrt report which might be helpful. However I suspect this might also be a problem with Mesa or your graphics driver. Did you have a chance to test Fedora 25 which ships more recent versions of important components (so the crash might be gone now)?
You are most likely use an ATI driver Mesa, R5 M230 that you would really appreciate it if you could improve support! Sorry for late reply!
(In reply to xzj8b3 from comment #2) > You are most likely use an ATI driver Mesa, R5 M230 that you would really > appreciate it if you could improve support! I'm really sorry but I just don't understand what you are trying to say. Assuming you are not a native speaker (I am neither) maybe you can write in your native language? Did you try Fedora 25?
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