Description of problem: Freeze of mouse on menus for any application, while gnome menu are working Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1.random freeze of menu on applications (I have to restart session) 2. 3. Actual results: frozen application menu Expected results: It should work Additional info:
it happens again, I am not sure that gnome-menus is the component to be blamed, as only menus of applications don't respond to mouse commands (but they respond to keyboard commands). It is a random behaviour, it never happened yesterday, not this morning but suddenly this afternoon. Very annoying. No idea where to look for any debugging (and useful) informations
it happened again tonite... The only area where keyboard and mouse is working is the top line of the screen where you can find date or applets for audio, network, battery and so on. No other area is working.
I suspect that it might be connected to Firefox when opening some kind of page
Created attachment 756320 [details] session log for gdm Not sure if it can help (I hope so) as it happened again today
Created attachment 756323 [details] session log old in .cache/log
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=153159&p=1 very very similar to what they get in ArchLinux. My card is intel 915
a new note: - when menus are frozen, if I have Firefox running, when I try to write in the upper window of Gnome in the center (where there is the search tool) it writes in the firefox small window instead. Hope it can help
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