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Created attachment 1230653 [details] journalctl log Description of problem: When I try to start apps from the gnome UI, I get back to the login screen. It's like wayland crashes (but it doesn't, see logs). Examples of programs that trigger this problem: pidgin, gnome-control-center. Chrome and gnome-terminal never have this problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Latest Fedora 25 (clean install) - Gnome version 3.22.2. This started happening after a dnf update on Friday (11.12.2016). Hardware: Dell XPS 13 (9360) How reproducible: Always reproducible under Wayland Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log in with wayland 2. Start Gnome Control Center from UI Actual results: Back to login screen Expected results: Gnome Control Center should work Additional info: The issue doesn't happen if I start the applications from the terminal (gnome-terminal). Issue doesn't happen under X. Attached journalctl (boot log, then logged in and started gnome-control-center)
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