Open anaximeno opened 1 year ago
I've also found that cinnamon crashes if the blur effect is used in other circumstances:
When blur is applied to the panel and the panel is on the left or right side of the screen but not on top or bottom.
When blur is applied to the menu applet background (and Cinnamenu applet, but I haven't tested other applets) and the menu applet is opened and touches the left or right hand side of the screen when opened from a bottom panel or touches the bottom edge of the screen when opened from a side panel.
I also noticed the visual artifacts you said in the other issue, and also some times when you over certain applets in the panel (having transparence and blur applied applied) some blemishes are left in the painting of that section. I haven't tested the bumpmaps yet to see how they are working.
I tried the blur effect out awhile ago after it was merged. My conclusion was that in it's current state it was basically unusable. While I haven't tried to reproduce the issues shown here, just the amount of visual artifacts it causes when actually trying to use made me give up on it.
Distribution
Mint 21.2
Package version
Cinnamon 5.8.4
Graphics hardware in use
No response
Frequency
Always
Bug description
I've been testing the experimental blur effect a bit and it worked well for most of the places I applied it:
The only place I had a problem was when trying to apply the blur effect with the component with the #overview id:
Then Cinnamon would crash when trying to access the scale/overview mode.
Steps to reproduce
Add a background blur effect to #overview in cinnamon.css, reload Cinnamon, and try to open the scale view, Cinnamon will probably crash.
Expected behavior
Cinnamon should not crash even if it is not expected to be applied a background blur effect to that component.
Additional information