Fly Pie Crashing Gnome Completely
BlackHawk185 opened this issue · comments
Lord I've done it again
Describe the Bug
Any attempt to use the dragging/gestures in Fly Pie causing Gnome-Shell to crash and become unresponsive, save tab switching, until restarted.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a Menu
- Attempt to Use or Drag menu by of click and drag (I.E. Create a menu and attempt to delete by dragging causing an instant crash)
journalctl -f -o cat | grep -E 'flypie|' - Attempting to use this through TTY yields systemd-logind: got pause for 13:70
Hardware is a 2 in 1 Detachable Keyboard Tablet, Which as far as I know is running in PC Mode, with rotation locked. Keyboard is not attached during use.
## System
- OS: Solus x86_64
- Host: X16
- Kernel: 5.15.50-216.current
- CPU: Intel Celeron N4020 (Z) @ 2.800GHZ
- GPU: Intel GeminiLake [UHD Graphics 600]
- Fly Pie 3 installed by Gnome Shell Extension
- GNOME Shell version: 42.3.1
While this is apparently an issue with Gnome itself somewhat, the tutorial gestures work for whatever reason, but I can not delete gestures or use others. Reopening
Sorry for not replying earlier. Are you sure that you are running Fly-Pie 3? The current version is Fly-Pie 16...
Off to a good start, it is Flypie 16, I was wrong. Not sure where I pulled that number from.
Just to make sure that I understood this correctly: You are trying to drag a menu in the menu editor of Fly-Pie's settings dialog? So a more complete list of required steps would be this?
- Open Fly-Pie's settings dialog
- Navigate to the "Menu Editor" page
- Click the "+" button in the top right corner
- Select "Custom Menu", a new menu shows up in the menu grid.
- Start dragging the newly created menu item in the menu editor.
- Crash.
Is this correct? Have you tried switching from X11 to Wayland or the other way around? Does the issue happen on both?
Those are the exact steps to reproduce, and I am unable to test Wayland as it is currently unsupported by Solus OS.
I've gone ahead and tested this on my laptop and it works fine there, so I can confirm it is a hardware issue with the tablet. Specifically the touch input handling vs click handling on PC, if I had to guess.
Actually the menu editor is pretty unusable using touch or pen input anyways. As this should be improved, I created #269 and will close this issue here.