Testing 23.04 - Are you brave enough?

Sounds like a crash. There should be a message asking you to report the issue to launchpad on login. Please do so.

The file manager won’t display properly with the mojave theme from budgie welcome. I was able to get an older cameo osx 3.38 theme to work, but the window title bar of the file manager still isn’t consistent with all the other applications.April 1st download and installation.


Cameo OSX Theme:

highly likely this is linked to the ā€œdouble heightā€ issue at the end of the first post.

In this release of mutter GNOME has reworked displaying non-csd apps - and it is breaking all sorts of things- theming, focusing etc.

Yep confirmed

Bug fix is being worked on

The WhiteSur theme isn’t broken for some reason , but all the other 3rd party Mac themes I’ve tried are. This is only my second installation this cycle, my November installation died on March 31 with major package problems.

New version of mutter has been released. This should hopefully fix titlebar decoration theming issues.

No change after update and reboot .

ah well - that’s a shame. too many breakages this time from the GNOME devs. ho hum.

I have noted in the first post a curious observation I spotted with themes that end with ā€œ-darkā€ such as Pocillo-dark and that have the Style ā€œPrefer darkā€ the libadwaita dark styling is applied to window decorations by either mutter or GTK (not sure which) rather than the expected theme.

If you switch to Style ā€œApplication Preferenceā€ the theme styling is applied.

This is a definite change by GNOME for 23.04 - I don’t know if its a bug or an intentional change but its annoying.

Hi all,

probably is my fault but I can’t see where the error could be …

A couple of days ago I’ve customized Lunar original ISO (unsquashfs-ing, chroot-ing, customizing, … and so on); customization has been a ā€œbaseā€ one: just changing hostname and username, installing vim and some base packages, then customizing grub.cfg and loopback.cfg (I hate try/install thing!).
A small set of packages because I don’t like too much waste my time: if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work in a ā€œbase customized versionā€ as in a ā€œfully customized versionā€.

Everything went at its best so I installed it on a Qemu VM; I’ve started it and, as I’m used to do, first thing I do, I change resolution from 1024x768 to 1440x900. I’ve launched budgie-control-center and … I’ve been ā€œkicked offā€!
I mean session brutally closed and I had to relog-in.

ā€œOK, is your fault, girlā€ I’ve told to myself … Briefly, I’ve tried several other times without any result. Then decided to try to install without any customization, from livecd I freshly (re)downloaded, on a brand new Qemu VM but when I’ve launched budgie-control-center, … kicked off again!

Please, notice that being kicked off happens to me only in installed version and not on live one.

Thanks and cheers,

Sil

Yeah i have seen a report about kvm issues. Its likely a crash file would have been generated. It should be offered to report the issue to launchpad. Please do so and let me know the bug number

Your issue is probably this

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/spice-vdagent/+bug/1965173

I.e. a kvm/qemu spice agent crash.

You probably cant see that report because its marked as private so only those of us who has the rights to see launchpad private data can view.

Do please still report your issue … if it is this issue then launchpad should mark it as a duplicate automatically

Hi fossfreedom,

I’m not sure is a kvm/qemu crash (btw, the link you provided gives a 404) because it happens both in qemu and in virtualbox (maybe they both use the same virtualization system, honestly I’m pretty illiterate about virtualization) and then, both in qemu and in virtualbox I can set screen resolution from terminal without a problem with xrandr --size 1440x900.
Third, it happens only when I try to get access to budgie-control-center and finally I get in /var/crash a Xorg-related crash notification, but without any chance to send it to anybody. Notive that reinstalling budgie-control-center is useless.

Cheers,
Sil

The 404 is because its a private bug that the public isnt privy too.

I am intrigued that you have reproduced this in virtualbox. So what was the last thing you were doing in virtualbox?

I’m not so sure what you’re meaning with your question but simply I’ve installed VB from Oracle deb and, on it, I’ve created three ā€œcloneā€ VMs: 18Gb RAM, 100Gb HD partitioned into 4 slices: 512Mb EFI, 512 Mb bios-grub, 34Mb ext4 / and the rest ext4 /home.

On first VM I’ve installed my customized Budgie
on second VM I’ve installed a freshly downloaded Budgie
on third VM I’ve installed a freshly downloaded Ubuntu (Gnome, the ā€œclassicalā€)

On all three VMs, changing resolution from terminal with xrandr works w/o a problem while on Budgie only, changing resolution invoking displays via menu or invoking budgie-control-center via terminal kicks me off.
This doesn’t happen on ā€œclassicalā€ Ubuntu, as if the problem were in budgie-control-center and not in gnome-control-center.

If needed, there’s half a ton of xorg-related logs in /var/log/apport, /var/log/lightdm …

Same thing happened via Qemu: same brand new and clone VMs, same installation iso, same partitioning scheme.

Cheers,
Sil

PS ā€œclassicalā€ ubuntu installer is horrible! :grin:

Hmm… sorry am using virtualbox also for a lunar vm and have changed the resolution several times … no issues

Hi, fossfreedom

today I’ve tested a bit on several pcs this way:

1A) on ā€œfirstā€ linux machine (the one I’m using mostly at home, a desktop equipped by Ubuntu Budgie, i5 and 32 Gb ram) I’ve installed budgie-lunar on virtualbox
1B) same scenario described above, but lunar installed on a Qemu VM
1C/D) same scenarios described above, but kinetic installed instead of lunar

In cases 1A) and 1B) every time I invoke budgie-control-center I’m kicked off
In cases 1C/D) (both on Qemu and virtualbox) budgie-control-center opens without a problem.

I’ve changed PC, using my laptop (i7, 16 Gb RAM, Budgie) and executed tests 1A - 1D and nothing changed.

Thinking that it could be a host-PC fault (both desktop and laptop come from the same image), I’ve installed VBox on a windows machine (don’t remember processor, 16 Gb ram and win11) and tested both lunar and kinetic after having installed them: while on kinetic budgie-control-center works like a charm, on lunar I’m as usual kicked off …

I don’t understand, sincerely: how are you able to install lunar, launch budgie-control-center and not be kicked off? Please, explain me, Master :laughing:

Finally, all easter afternoon spent in front of a pc … my husband and son thank! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Cheers,
Sil

I am using virtualbox 7 and i just use 2cpu, 256Mb display ram with host acceleration. Standard lunar install with 25Gb disk and 4GB allocated ram

ok, I resign … anyway it will work before next LTS (that’s why I play with newest releases, for being prepared to next LTS :wink: )

last thing: if I run budgie-control-center from terminal and, after having been kicked off I give

journalctl -b -p 3

I get this:

apr 11 10:05:04 homardlunaire gnome-session-binary[3045]: Unrecoverable failure in required component org.buddiesofbudgie.BudgieWm.desktop
apr 11 10:05:04 homardlunaire gnome-session-binary[3045]: Unrecoverable failure in required component org.buddiesofbudgie.BudgiePanel.desktop
apr 11 10:05:05 homardlunaire lightdm[4086]: gkr-pam: couldn’t unlock the login keyring.
apr 11 10:05:11 homardlunaire lightdm[4197]: gkr-pam: unable to locate daemon control file

Cheers,
Sil

Appreciate that.

Your /var/crash should have a log file that can be analysed via apport-retrace

Since the crash is reported as ā€œgnome-session-binaryā€ - I looked at errors.ubuntu.com for 23.04 issues - you mentioned this was specifically when you hit the ā€œdisplaysā€ tab - so this would be a graphical issue hence the mention of budgiewm which is basically mutter.

The key graphical gnome-session issue for 23.04 over the last week is the gles-helper binary with multiple occurences … probably from yourself being reported automatically.

https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/67a0e421dbe0476dee9022ce56bdc553755961b1

So if I was a betting person (…!) this would an area to focus on in the absence of looking via apport-retrace with the log file. Its not budgie specific but would be part of the myriad of X11 issues that 23.04 is suffering with at the moment. Once more people hit the same issue this will be auto converted to a launchpad issue and Canonical will then look at this more closely.