(In reply to Harald Achitz from comment #95) > this bug has a history back to 2016 and has been declared resolved > I requested if there have been meaningful tests been done, you can look up > the answer. > https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1017461#c110 > > It seems either the responsible person do not understand the problem, or > they want to hide something. I guess both is the case. > But obviously they either don't care, or do not know how to reproduce this > behavior do do meaningful development for this problem. I guess both is the > case. I struggle to understand how you can come to this conclusion. You should keep in mind that I am also the reporter of the current bug and I did not give up on this story. Certainly you might want to state that I do not understand the problem but at least enough of it to keep the discussion running. Accussing me of wanting to hide something is not very nice :( I agree with you that this bug does not receive enough attention as *I* would like it to see but also I trust the developers that can actually fix it are aware of the issue as well as all others in their backlog and they decide based on priorities and feasibility on what to work on first and what next. I see your above statement as expressing your frustration but this will unfortunately most likely not have any helpful impact. It has been expressed that the issue is known and is ��� despite what the user reports indicate ��� not easy to reproduce in a consistent manner that can be used to help fix the issue (or issues) more easily. I am of course also running openSUSE with the default btrfs + qgroups + snapshots enabled on my notebook which I use for daily work and (unfortunately) I do not see the issue at all in my environment! If you want to help then try to provide either better tests or proposals for fixes. I have not seen any contributions of that kind rejected. @jeffm, dsterba: I guess you could help here. I would really appreciate if you can give your current view on this and let the bug status reflect this, e.g. "CONFIRMED" or "IN_PROGRESS"