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Created attachment 1224590 [details] journal.log Description of problem: Locking the screen causes gnome-shell to crash when the laptop is connected with an external monitor. The monitor is attached to the Lenovo docking station via Display Port. Monitor is an LG 29UB69, laptop is a Lenovo t450s. This wasn't happening with the same system when it was connected via DVI to a 23 Hans-g external monitor. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Lock the screen 2. Resume, login, gnome has been restarted and everything went away 3. Actual results: gnome crashing killing every user application running (e.g. chrome, slack...) Expected results: No crash Additional info: Attaching `journalctl -b` log
Same on Dell Precision 5510 with docking station. Basically, connecting an external monitor kills the whole user session.
same happens on intel NUC6i7KYK with monitor connected via displayport.
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