Closed Sollace closed 6 months ago
Downgrading to commit 62f968a03f7ba326f8a4f83868a0ae1d159b41a6a55aba95c9a6541aadbb996d
appears to fix the issue. Every version after that point exhibits the crash.
sudo flatpak update --commit=62f968a03f7ba326f8a4f83868a0ae1d159b41a6a55aba95c9a6541aadbb996d org.eclipse.Java
Can you try starting with the environment variable WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1
or WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1
?
Can you try starting with the environment variable
WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1
orWEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1
?
On initial inspection that does seem to have helped. It could just be a fluke that it's deciding not to do it right now, so I'll continue to use it and come back once I'm more sure of the result.
Another observation: Dragging windows to split the editor works slightly better with these options now, although I still need to hit [Return] to drop them.
Since updating the flatpak last night, Eclipse has begun to crash almost instantly after doing anything in the editor window. This morning I decided to run it in the console to try can capture the cause, and this is what I get.
I will note Eclipse has never been the most stable, on Windows or Linux, X11 or Wayland, but this seems out of the ordinary. The application is basically unusable in this state.
hs_err_pid27.log
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