Vincent Chernin

> On a side note I have to take some time to understand how the magic inside CI.yaml is happening 😄 . I look at it and I wonder how...

> It is a lot to do. And I am not sure we really need to go through all this trouble. I think that targeting crashes should be our focus....

After spending some more time on this I think I have a clearer idea how the test running should be designed, but I still need to implement the full logic...

See https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/issues/1165#issuecomment-926765277 I wonder what it is on Cinnamon/Mint that causes this. I'd be interesting if someone tries Cinnamon on Fedora or something.

> Getting this in KDE Plasma, Arch Linux, sometimes. I wonder why sometimes? Is there a way to reproduce the issue consistently?

Are you using X11? Since you're on Arch, Wayland on KDE should be a relatively decent experience for non-Nvidia. There have been reports of similar sounding issues on X11: https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/issues/1182

Thanks for confirming, you're probably experiencing https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/issues/1182 then. It's possible the original issue here is also #1182. I will ask in #gtk about this.

I was able to reproduce at least one issue with the Flatpak build (gtk 4.4). I can dismiss the popover by clicking anywhere on Wayland, but I need to click...

Yes switching to Wayland avoids this. Ubuntu 22.04 (releasing in a couple weeks) will default to Wayland so the impact of this will be a lot less widespread.

> Log out or Restart PC => No EasyEffects is alive This is because Ubuntu/Pop 22.04 still ships a broken portal version, I have reported it to Ubuntu so hopefully...