In T9683#183749, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Various fixes for GNOME Shell have been synced via R993:b917bf05685c: Sync with git.. If you use GNOME Shell, I encourage you to update and test.

Is search locations supposed to be greyed out (inaccessible) in GNOME settings (search settings)? I'm using GNOME, and I'm not sure if it's an issue on my end, or if it's as intended.

I've tested the fix, and I can confirm that it fixes the issue. The system now boots without any issues (normal speed, and no failed boots).

In the meantime, pulseeffects released a new version - 4.7.3 - so I updated the task.

It seems to be working fine now (with native runtime and intercept library set to ON).

I've tried the downgraded lsp-plugins (1.1.13), and I can confirm that the equalizer in pulseeffects (4.7.1) now works again.

Yes, it works with native runtime (ON) and the intercept library (OFF).

I own a 970 Evo Plus NVMe SSD and I can confirm that I have the same issue with this drive.

GNOME 3.34 was supposed to add the capability to create folders in the ' Show Applications' view, right? I tried drag and dropping applications to try to create a folder, but it didn't do anything (no folder was created).

OK, I've reinstalled the game on my main partition (it was before on another partition), and the minigames work.

As I said, I've had this issue for a long time, ever since I got the game (over half a year ago), so I've tried all the Proton version with it.