Description of problem: gnome-terminal crashes on some touch input Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Using Fedora 27, rpmfusion enabled but nothing crazy done. dnf says gnome-terminal is version 3.26.2 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. in a gnome session, open a gnome-terminal 2. touch inside the gnome-terminal; this will bring up the on-screen keyboard 3. touch the top-right corner, where the power button is; this will show the drop-down menu, and hide the on-screen keyboard 4. touch inside the gnome-terminal window again; the gnome-terminal will crash. (The on-screen keyboard will still be shown.) Actual results: Gnome-terminal crashes Expected results: gnome-terminal regains focus, and the on-screen keyboard is shown. Additional info: If I touch somewhere else, like the desktop, the on-screen keyboard will re-appear, and gnome-terminal won't crash; I suspect the behavior is related to gnome-terminal receiving touch input while the on-screen keyboard isn't shown. I don't know how to produce any further useful information, since gnome-terminal detaches from the terminal that launches it, and it doesn't list a debug-output option when you run it with --help-all. I reported this on gnome's bugzilla too.
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