There wasn't an update in that area that I'd know of except maybe in the kernel (which has too many updates to track all of them).
Sorry I'm really not a UI expert, lets check a few things still:
- The suspend/wakeup was that just the guest or did you supend/wakeup the host?
- you targetted this for qemu, is the bad effect only happening in the guest UI?
- If you go back to the release kernel instead of the last update does it still happen?
- In general you can always go back to packages in the release pocket, doing so can you identify an
update to one of the packages that caused this to happen?
There wasn't an update in that area that I'd know of except maybe in the kernel (which has too many updates to track all of them).
Sorry I'm really not a UI expert, lets check a few things still:
- The suspend/wakeup was that just the guest or did you supend/wakeup the host?
- you targetted this for qemu, is the bad effect only happening in the guest UI?
- If you go back to the release kernel instead of the last update does it still happen?
- In general you can always go back to packages in the release pocket, doing so can you identify an
update to one of the packages that caused this to happen?