Description of problem: If I use the numeric keypad on this system, metacity crashes. Additionally bug-buddy is started, but can not draw the window on the screen because of the crashed window manager. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): metacity-2.22.0-3.fc9.i386 How reproducible: Always (here). Machine at home just ignores key presses on the numeric keypad Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install F9 2. Log into Gnome 3. Try to enter a number using the numeric keypad Actual results: Metacity crashes, Bug-buddy is started, no interaction with any X application possible Expected results: Of course typing anything on the keyboard should let the window manager be alive. Additional info: I've attached a minidump, which I copied out of the tmp directory via ssh
Created attachment 310127 [details] Metacity crash dump
Created attachment 310255 [details] xev output during crash Today I used xev to capture the events while the crash happens. Remarkable (for me): the value of same_screen and the coordinates. I have not moved the mouse in any way, so the coordinates should be stay the same.
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