Control: severity -1 normal

Hi,

* Manny <debbug.g...@sideload.33mail.com> [2024-06-18 13:13]:
Opened “Colors » Threshold…”. Some images have an interesting graph to
help determine where to move the slider and some just have an empty
graph. This may not be related but I noticed that both times spaz’d
out it was when an image had an empty graph (or nearly empty).

As soon as the slider is moved, *both* screens on a dual headed
machine go black for ~1½ seconds then pop back on. GIMP is only ever
present one of the two displays, never spread out. On one occassion,
the system froze for a few seconds before the cursor could move
again. On another occasion, the keyboard and mouse were permanently
frozen. I walked away from the machine for ~5 minutes or so to give it
time to unfreeze, but it never unfroze. I was ultimately forced to
physically force a power down of the whole system. It would have been
catastrophic if I had unsaved work in any application.

I was not able to reproduce this in a debvm, thus lowering severity.

What I tried:

$ debvm-create -r stable -- --hook-dir=/usr/share/mmdebstrap/hooks/useradd \
  
--include=linux-image-generic,greetd,sway,sway-backgrounds,suckless-tools,xwayland,gimp
 \
  --customize-hook='echo \'[initial_session]\ncommand = "sway"\nuser = "user"\n[terminal]\nvt = 
1\n[default_session]\ncommand = "/usr/sbin/agreety -c sway"\nuser = "user"\' > 
"$1/etc/greetd/config.toml"'
$ debvm-run -g -- -vga qxl

That gives me a logged in sway where I can hit Ctrl-D to execute gimp (you can use Ctrl-Alt-G to let qemu grab the key in case it is mapped on your host system.)

Then in gimp I created a new image by taking a screenshot and played with the sliders in the Threshold window.

To me this bug sounds a lot like a out of memory problem (maybe even out of video memory). Can you have a log at the system log at the time of the crash? Try:

sudo journalctl -S 2024-06-18

for that. Also, can you reproduce the bug?

Cheers Jochen

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