It’s 16.10/GNOME/Wayland, did not happen in 16.04
I was previously on 16.10 KDE/X where it does not happen either.
When Wayland is used, certain actions halts i915 and the cpu.
When GNOME 3.20 was in staging, LibreOffice was so bad it could not be used. Now it only halts when a Libreoffice window is dragged across the hidpi display. If that isn't done, the system does not halt.
It is practically certain to be an i915 dri problem
It may be related to GtkStyleContext and having multiple displays both low dpi and hidpi
These two applications, when in gtk3, do something that halts in i915
One could fix the bug in i915 or make LibreOffice not do whatever it is that causes the halt
It’s 16.10/GNOME/ Wayland, did not happen in 16.04
I was previously on 16.10 KDE/X where it does not happen either.
When Wayland is used, certain actions halts i915 and the cpu.
When GNOME 3.20 was in staging, LibreOffice was so bad it could not be used. Now it only halts when a Libreoffice window is dragged across the hidpi display. If that isn't done, the system does not halt.
It is practically certain to be an i915 dri problem
It may be related to GtkStyleContext and having multiple displays both low dpi and hidpi
These two applications, when in gtk3, do something that halts in i915
One could fix the bug in i915 or make LibreOffice not do whatever it is that causes the halt