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Description of problem: The display freezes when I launch claws-mail and I have a second monitor activated. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): The bug happened on earlier versions of Fedora and nouveau, so not applicable. How reproducible: Every time I launch my mail client claws-mail with a second monitor activated. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Activate a second monitor in dual-screen. 2. Launch claws-mail Actual results: The display freezes on a newly opened claws-mail window. Expected results: No freeze Additional info: Only the X server seems to freeze since I experienced one time my web browser keeping on streaming a video stream (at least the audio) during the freeze. See attached files for more info.
Created attachment 502840 [details] Syslog file Syslog output at the time of the bug. Kind of useless because it doesn't say much: the freeze happens at 17:11:31
Created attachment 502841 [details] Xorg output dump Contains a backtrace
Created attachment 502842 [details] Another Xorg output dump An other Xorg log where a SIGSEGV is evidently received. A reboot is needed every time.
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