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netspeedsimplified crashes gnome-shell on Fedora 40 (gnome-shell 46) #69
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Are you sure it's this extension? I am also on same but nothing crashes for me. |
Interestingly, when activated on a new user, it works properly 🤔 I will try to analyze, what other extension could cause netspeedsimplified to crash when it (netspeedsimplified) is activated. |
What's interesting, on a clean user/account, even with all the same extensions copied and activated, netspeedsimplified works without any problem... I don't know why my main user is "specific" 🤔 |
I too have an issue. After installing netspeedsimplified extension, my system crashes and restarts my computer. When the system reboots, my gnome extensions are disabled. When re-enabling them, my system crashes again when it reaches the netspeedsimoified extension. I do not even have a chance to uninstall or disable it. Any suggestions? |
I managed to remove the extension via Firefox browser, and now I no longer get any system crashes when using extension |
I'm glad you managed to remove it via FF, but there is a more simple way. When logged in with the extensions disabled after a crash, just open the terminal and call:
Now, you can re-enable the extensions globally in the Extensions app (and netspeedsimplified will remain disabled). |
Thanks for the info. This is exactly the type of solution I was searching
for (via the terminal) but couldn't find it.
…On Mon, 15 Jul 2024, 21:59 Marcin Zajączkowski, ***@***.***> wrote:
I do not even have a chance to uninstall or disable it. Any suggestions?
I'm glad you manager to remove it via FF, but there is a more simple way.
When logged in with the extensions disabled after a crash, just open the
terminal and call:
gnome-extensions disable ***@***.***
Now, you can re-enable the extensions globally in the Extensions app (and
netspeedsimplified will remain disabled).
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After upgraded to Fedora 40 with gnome-shell 46, the extension crashes gnome-shell (libmutter-clutter.so) when enabled. The crash occurs every single time.
I don't know why it happens and how to get more detailed information (it's not a stacktrace from the extension code). Maybe you any suggestion?
Sample stack 1:
Sample stack 2:
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