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Created attachment 496974 [details] Xorg log file from previous (crashed) session Description of problem: whenever I use mouse wheel for scrolling (Logitech TrackMan Wheel USB) X session crashes kicking me out to login screen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F15 "Beta" media How reproducible: fairly reliably Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot into GUI 2. launch browser 3. navigate to a site with sufficiently long pages 4. use mouse wheel to scroll Actual results: scroll, then crash Expected results: normal scroll Additional info:
actually right now I can't crash it with scrolling, but that's the 3rd restart of Xorg within this session, maybe that changes something...
Created attachment 496977 [details] .xsession-errors
Created attachment 496978 [details] refreshed .xsession-errors just after crash just after I have submitted previous .xsession-errors session crashed again - so here is a fresher copy (albeit slightly longer) of that file to help troubleshoot the issue
Actually even launching installer leads to the same problems. It really ought to be fixed.
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