Description of problem: The game application made me feel like a world champion, when reporting that I had finished the hard game in 54 seconds (52 active), 36 hints. The real time was something about 12 minutes, though... Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-games-2.28.1-1.fc12.x86_64 How reproducible: I just play and play and at the end of any game, the "quickie" results pop up Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: hard: 54 seconds (52 active), 36 hints easy: 59 seconds (58 seconds active), 0 hints Expected results: hard: ~ 12 minutes easy: ~ 5 minutes Additional info: Worked properly in F11
(my) debug indicates that the game executes suddenly timer.pause_timing() in the middle of the game and does not continue with timer.resume_timing(), resulting in very short times reported at the end. timing-started 1259016631.1 timing-stopped 1259016637.21 timing-started 1259016639.35 timing-stopped 1259016688.9 ... game continued When I tried window focus off/on during the game, I managed to get the time slightly higher, but still half of the real time spent on the game. timing-started 1259016808.7 timing-stopped 1259016908.45 timing-started 1259016915.7 timing-stopped 1259016931.07 timing-started 1259016932.25 timing-stopped 1259016933.14 timing-started 1259016934.17 timing-stopped 1259016935.88 timing-started 1259016937.65 timing-stopped 1259016943.03 timing-started 1259016944.21 timing-stopped 1259016988.9 ... game continued
Just bumped into something similar at gnome bugzilla: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=556932 so I have set the external bug id. I hope it might help.
Looks like the latest F13 update solved the issue (though the external bug is still in NEW state): gnome-games-2.30.1-1.fc13.x86_64 I do not use F12 anymore, so I do not know whether it was fixed for F12 too.
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Work for me in F13 and F14. Can be closed.
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