Summary
Using the Budgie menu in other language refreshes panel. Repeating that once or twice leads to an Oops!
Steps to reproduce
- Have multiple language layouts with totally different charset (just in case)
- Chose the language the Budgie menu isn't on
- Open the Budgie menu (Whisker?)
- Type a few letters that no item in the menu starts with. 1-3 is usually enough. (I tried: כ in Hebrew)
- Panel will refresh.
- Repeat once (or possibly twice) until an "Oops! something went wrong" appears. You will have to relog.
Note: Don't relog too fast or you may have other issue which is, as of now, out of the scope of this report.
Expected result
Nothing shows on the menu, but also no panel refreshes, and no Oops! crash.
Actual result
The panel refreshes and if repeated once or twice, an OOPS! crash appears.
Environment
- Is system up to date? y - A not so old install of 4.4, current Kernel, non secure boot with UEFI/GPT default, Intel
- Repo: Shannon (Stable)
- Desktop Environment Budgie
System details
Hardware Model: HP HP Laptop 15-bs1xx Memory: 8.0 GB (a bit less actual size) Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-8250U × 8 Graphics: Intel® UHD Graphics 620 (KBL GT2) (defaults regarding drivers - i915, Mesa renderer) Disk capacity: 512.1 GB (a bit less actual size) Budgie Version: 10.7.2 OS Name: Solus 4.4 Harmony (Stable, current kernel, updated) OS Type: 64-bit Windowing System: X11 Kernel Version: Linux 6.4.8-247.current
Other comments
Additional Info: Keyboard Layouts: En_US,He_IL (Unicode), Panel Language: English It's not an issue from last sync, but wasn't solved on last sync. I was being asked to test this by Reilly. You can't change a keyboard layout while the Bugdie menu shows. Posted on the channel before, opened orderly. System not affected by the swap/boot issue, but used to be affected by the language indicator's boot/panel issue.
Non root Journalctl -xe output on error - after last sync, on pastebin.com
Due to the exact nature of the issue I wasn't able to take and save a screenshot of the OOPS! error.