@riseon_dev@thsottiaux The potentially related issue that I fixed also only happened on x11/xwayland, not native wayland. So it is still possible that the fix may address your problem. It will be released soon.
@riseon_dev@thsottiaux I couldn't reproduce this issue due to insufficient diagnostic info. But some fix has been merged for other crashes that could potentially related. It will be released soon.
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However, our proofs differ significantly and even the precise results proved are different in the Euler case (forced vs. unforced).
@krawk182@thsottiaux@romainhuet@OpenAI Are you using touch or a mouse? What do you mean by "almost unclickable"?
I am not able to reproduce this, any more info would be useful (Linux distribution/version, wayland/x11, desktop environment, input device, etc.)
@ashwinhegde19@thsottiaux I cannot reproduce the issue. If you still see the problem with the latest app, please colloect log/crash dump and report. Thanks!
@cyannick@pvncher@thsottiaux Thanks for the report!
A related fix was merged, which will take a little time to reach production. Has your hostname changed, or was app data shared between machines or containers? If the hostname differs, the app can’t verify whether the recorded process is still running.
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@abhishekgawade_@OpenAI That should be fixed earlier. Would you please do a hard refresh of the web page and then retry download?
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