This bug was fixed in the package mutter - 41.3-1ubuntu1
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mutter (41.3-1ubuntu1) jammy; urgency=medium
* Merge with debian, includes these upstream changes:
- window: Don't change workspaces of unmanaged windows (LP: #1933996)
- backend: Reset idletime when unplugging the power cable (LP: #1945121)
- clutter/text: Invalidate actor paint volume when it has changed
(LP: #1882291)
- backends/native: Ensure pointer is onscreen in input thread (LP: #1933186)
- OSK Enter, space and backspace keys don't work when typing in Greek
(LP: #1820523)
- window: Don't change workspaces of unmanaged windows (LP: #1932328)
* Remainig changes with debian:
- debian/gbp.conf: update upstream branch to point to ubuntu/master
- debian/patches/x11-Add-support-for-fractional-scaling-using-Randr.patch:
+ X11: Add support for fractional scaling using Randr
mutter (41.3-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* New upstream release:
- Check keyboard serials for activation
- Fix mixed up refresh rates in multi-monitor setups (LP: #1788535)
- Allow disabling HW cursors
- Improve damage handling (LP: #1872870)
- Consider xrandr flags for advertised modes
- Ensure constraints after client resize
- window-group: Disable culling when rendinging clone to offscreen buffer
- Fix workspace switch animation in default plugin
- Fix unfullscreening of window that were mapped fullscreen
- Fix DMA-BUF screencasts with unredirected fullscreen windows
- Fix orientation changes on devices with 90°
mutter (41.2-2) unstable; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* d/p/Consistently-pass-timestamp-as-uint64-when-creating-MetaS.patch:
Add proposed patch to fix FTBFS on 32-bit architectures
* d/patches: Update to 41.2-6-g7b64c159a
- Surface damage viewport improvements
* Update patch metadata with upstream status
mutter (41.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* Team upload
[ Simon McVittie ]
* New upstream release
* d/patches: Drop patches that were applied upstream
* d/patches: Update to upstream gnome-41 branch commit 41.2-3-g5d0c26631
- wayland: Check keyboard serials for activation
- Sync refresh rate to the correct monitor for maximized/full-screen
apps in a multi-monitor layout
- Add a debug environment variable to disable hardware cursors for
faulty hardware and drivers
[ Laurent Bigonville ]
* debian/rules: Disable systemd support on non-linux architectures
mutter (41.1-1) unstable; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* New upstream release
* Drop a patch that came from upstream
* Update Lintian overrides
* Replace patches for #995929 with the version that was applied upstream
* Remove workaround for #994806
* d/libmutter-9-0.symbols: Ignore removal of clutter_stage_capture_into.
Nothing else in Debian references this symbol, except for forks of
the mutter codebase.
mutter (41.0-5) unstable; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* Merge packaging from unstable
- No changes relative to 41.0-4, except for the changelog
* Close #995929 via changelog.
The patches in 41.0-4 seem to have been successful.
* Release to unstable (starts transition: #996607)
mutter (41.0-4) experimental; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* d/control.in: libmutter-test-9 Depends on mutter.
It wants the libdefault.so plugin, which is in mutter.deb.
* Update Lintian overrides for RUNPATH
* d/patches: Another try at fixing #995929 (Closes: #995929)
* d/rules: Disable gvfs when running unit tests
mutter (41.0-3) experimental; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* d/p/tests-Change-how-we-wait-for-an-orientation-change.patch:
Add patch attempting to fix #995929
* d/p/tests-Add-additional-debug-in-wait_for_orientation.patch,
d/p/tests-Watch-the-orientation-manager-independently.patch:
Try to diagnose what's going on if #995929 is still not fixed
mutter (41.0-2) experimental; urgency=medium
* Team upload
* Build-depend on libgl-dev instead of transitional libgl1-mesa-dev
* (Build-)Depend on libgles-dev instead of transitional libgles2-mesa-dev
* d/rules: Don't let log from flaky tests overwrite log from main tests
* d/p/tests-dbus-runner-Make-sure-to-tear-down-even-on-test-fai.patch:
Add patch from upstream to stop failing tests causing a timeout.
Failing tests will generally still cause FTBFS, but failing immediately
is more buildd-friendly than timing out.
* d/p/tests-Don-t-use-TestEnvironment.patch,
d/p/tests-Don-t-continue-if-setup-commands-fail.patch:
Update patches for installed-tests to latest version submitted upstream
* d/p/tests-Add-additional-debug-for-Debian-995929.patch:
Add more debug logging to try to diagnose #995929
mutter (41.0-1) experimental; urgency=medium
* Team upload
[ Jeremy Bicha ]
* debian/watch: Watch for stable releases
[ Simon McVittie ]
* New upstream release
* Update package names for ABI break
* Update build-dependencies
* d/copyright: Update
* Rebase patch series
* Update symbols file
* d/p/debian/synaptics-support.patch:
Stop patching in Xorg synaptics driver support.
Upstream rejected this patch back in 2018, but we continued to apply it
as a transitional step for Ubuntu 18.04. Since then we've had stable/LTS
releases of Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04, Debian 11 and Ubuntu 20.04,
libinput has improved, and both Debian and Ubuntu have switched to
running GNOME in Wayland mode by default; let's have another try at
following upstream on this. (Closes: #993171)
* d/rules: Use upstream driver selection, except on 32-bit ARM.
Specifying -Ddefault_driver=gl on x86 (and other architectures that are
not 32-bit ARM) is no longer the same as the upstream default: the
upstream default is now gl3, meaning modern OpenGL, whereas the gl driver
is legacy (pre-3.2) OpenGL. Assume upstream are doing this for a reason.
For now we continue to specify -Ddefault_driver=gles2 on 32-bit ARM, and
apply the patch that adds the default_driver option, because 32-bit ARM
has historically been an exception to the usual rules.
* Add test-dependency on python3-dbus, python3-dbusmock
* d/p/meta-dbus-runner-Import-importlib.util.patch:
Add patch to fix test failure by working around #994806
* d/p/tests-Don-t-use-TestEnvironment.patch,
d/p/tests-Don-t-continue-if-setup-commands-fail.patch:
Add patch to avoid using TestEnvironment.
This works around a gnome-desktop-testing bug.
* Add Lintian override for another RUNPATH in the tests.
As with the existing tests, this is necessary to use mutter's fork of
clutter and cogl.
* Standards-Version: 4.6.0 (no changes required)
* Put the new libmutter-test-9 in its own binary package.
To avoid micro-packages, this includes the -dev files too; there is no
explicit dependency on libmutter-9-dev, but packages compiling against
this library are expected to build-depend on both. Outside mutter
itself, it is only expected to be used by gnome-shell.
-- Marco Trevisan (Treviño) <ma...@ubuntu.com> Tue, 25 Jan 2022
04:07:12 +0100
** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1932328
Title:
Thunderbird under Wayland does not correctly close (or manage) windows
Status in GNOME Shell:
Unknown
Status in Mozilla Thunderbird:
New
Status in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Status in mutter package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Status in thunderbird package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
Using Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute) that starts in Wayland, by default.
Thunderbird version: 78.11.0 with "gnome-support" package.
Same problem in safe mode.
Description:
By default in this context, TB is a Wayland task.
When opening a compose windows (or reply or transfer), sending mail
apparently close the windows, but gnome shell continue to show multiple
"points", as if multiple windows are still active.
And after closing TB, it seems maintained in the same state, so it becomes
impossible to relaunch it from the desk. But task manager of "looking glass"
does not show it and it is possible to launch from terminal.
Provisional solution:
Modify .desktop file to launch with --display=:0 option, that force to use
XWayland interface, as shown by xlsclients (for example).
But it is actually a bug under Wayland context, that also badly interfer with
many add-ons or extensions.
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