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Bug: Switcher search bar permanently overlaying gnome until session ends #152
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Journal error logsError logs are produced when Switcher enters this "stuck" state, which can be found using
Further troubleshootingAfter logging in to a new gnome session, I opened a terminal and left it alone for 2 hours. Screen saver was disabled, and the VPN killswitch prevented any internet connections. After 2 hours has passed, I pressed |
Good catch and thank you for the detailed report! I'll try to get an actual fix done as soon as possible, but as a workaround you can disable "Immediate Activation" to prevent the crash in the current versions. It only happens when you have exactly one window open and "Immediate Activation" is enabled. |
I'm also seeing a similar thing on Fedora Workstation 36 using Gnome 42.4 but "Immediate Activation" is false, so that workaround doesn't seem to work any more. EDIT:
I have removed the |
I am encountering the exact same bug, and see the same error message in the log. |
Environment
OS: Fedora Workstation 35
Kernel: 5.16.12-200.fc35.x86_64
gnome-session: 41.3-1.fc35
Window manager: Wayland
Switcher version: 34
Additional info:
Bug description
On a new session, after opening any application, pressing the Switcher keyboard shortcut displays the Switcher search bar with no drop-down results. The search bar can be typed into, but no results appear. The search bar cannot be exited with
Esc
,Alt + F4
, or clicking elsewhere.Switcher remains focused regardless of where on the screen you click. The panel (top bar) items cannot be clicked.
I can enter the activities overview (list of desktop workspaces) by pressing the
super
key, but cannot click anything except the Switcher bar which remains overlayed over everything in the same position.I can still focus on things using the keyboard, for example pressing
super + 9
to open my 9th pinned application, and typing directly into the activities overview and pressingEnter
to launch apps. Once apps are launched I can alsoTab
andEnter
to interact with things such as item check boxes, and can use a terminal.The only way I know to recover from this state is pressing
Alt + f2
and typing ingnome-session-quit --logout --no-prompt
and pressing the enter key.Steps to reproduce
gnome-calculator
.Switcher Settings
I changed my Switcher keyboard shortcut from
super + W
tosuper + E
during my troubleshooting process.Screenshots
Just logged into Gnome and have not opened any applications yet. Pressed
super + E
. Switcher performing correctly.Closed Switcher. Launched "gnome-calculator" and then pressed
super + E
again. Switcher is now in the stuck state.Pressed
super
to enter the activity overview. Switcher is still overlaying, and I cannot click anything.Pressed
super
to close the activity overview. Clicked on the Switcher search bar and typed inside.Pressed
Alt + Tab
to focusgnome-calculator
. Typed inside it.Pressed
super
twice to enter the applications menu. Clicked on the Switcher search bar and typed inside.Pressed
super
to enter the activity overview. Typed in "extensions" and pressedenter
to open the Gnome Extensions application. Pressed thetab
key until the checkbox for disabling Switcher was selected. Pressedenter
to disable Switcher. Observe the Switcher search bar persist but visually change.Pressed
enter
on the checkbox again to re-enable Switcher.Pressed
Alt + F2
to open the "Run a command" popup. Typed ingnome-session-quit --logout --no-prompt
to close my Gnome session and return to the login screen, to get rid of the Switcher search bar.[ No screenshot ]
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