After updating to Fedora 31 Beta today and even disabling all gnome extensions, I have a problem where if I open Activities (via Super key or top-left button), it will not close/exit. I've tried using Super again to toggle, or escape, or just running a new program (which usually closes it). Nothing seems to work to fix it from being stuck. It happens every time Activities is opened. This is an urgent bug as once Activities is stuck open, the user cannot interest with any running windows. The only solution is to log out and log back in, and using a hotkey (alt-enter) to open a terminal window to launch apps. Also filed the bug here with GNOME: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/1633
I believed the issue is fixed in gnome-shell master branch: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/1616 The issues to primarily effect Conky users or some users with desktop icons. I recommend picking up the fix as soon as possible for Fedora 31 release.
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