Closed Razer0123 closed 1 year ago
Do you have any reason to believe this has something to do with this package?
Chromium+Xwayland just is a bad combination IME.
Do you have any reason to believe this has something to do with this package?
Chromium+Xwayland just is a bad combination IME.
I don't. I just thought I had to post it here since it was happening on Spotify, it's the only app having this issue
It happens for me as well after the latest update.
EDIT:
Downgrading the package to a previous version didn't fix it. It probably has something to do with Fedora.
It happens for me as well after the latest update.
EDIT:
Downgrading the package to a previous version didn't fix it. It probably has something to do with Fedora.
What version of the kernel are you using? What desktop environment and version? X11 or wayland?
What version of the kernel are you using? What desktop environment and version? X11 or wayland?
5.19.14-200.fc36.x86_64
Fedora Linux 36 (Workstation Edition)
Wayland
5.19.14-200.fc36.x86_64
Fedora Linux 36 (Workstation Edition)
Wayland
Out of curiosity have you tried to see if this still happens in x11?
Out of curiosity have you tried to see if this still happens in x11?
Switching to X11 seems to fix it.
Switching to X11 seems to fix it.
Like mentioned before then there is a chance that this is an xwayland issue / spotify and maybe not an issue with flatpak but im not 100% sure and i could be wrong
Seems to be an issue related to Nvidia and Flatpaks
I've read of people having the same issue with VScode
I'm closing this as we can't fix actual Spotify bugs.
For anyone that comes across this issue, you just have to disable GPU Acceleration. I did this with Flatseal
On Wayland Spotify window flashes black then goes back to normal (i'm using Pop Shell for tiling)
This is what running it via terminal shows