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Product Version = NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 (Build 201411181905) Operating System = Linux version 3.16.0-32-generic running on amd64 Java; VM; Vendor = 1.8.0_40 Runtime = Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 25.40-b25 I just tried to use NB as an editor for a quick changes in MySQL database and got an absolutely unresponsive UI. Steps to reproduce (I tried it 4 times and every time got locked): open connection to a database, select something (in my case 'select * from node;') I needed to change multiple values in the end of a table, so jumped to an end of 10000+ records, and a couple of pages back from the end (-40 records). Select cell with value using mouse, F2 to edit, change value, switch to next cell, F2 etc. Commit changes. It's kinda random, but after 5-10 values changed and commited to database when I start to edit just another cell the UI stops responding to any key pressed. Mouse still able to select menues/buttons etc. I got no exceptions or errors, it just stops working and I have to restart NB to fix it.
Created attachment 152748 [details] IDE log
Can't reproduce it in Win7 with the same NB 8.0.2. So looks like this bug is linux specific or depends on some settings/plugins. My current setup is Ubuntu 14.10 with gnome shell 3.12.2.
Thank you for your report! But I don't quite understand what you are getting: You say: "I just tried to use NB as an editor for a quick changes in MySQL database and got an absolutely unresponsive UI." and: "Mouse still able to select menues/buttons etc." So did the GUI _react_ to mouse clicks (opening menus)? If not, could you please try to grab a thread dump when the situation happens? 1. Open a terminal 2. run: jps to get a list of PIDs for all running java processes (netbeans is the one listed as "Main") 3. run: jstack <PID> > /tmp/thead_dump.txt please attach the resulting file "thread_dump.txt" here. Thank you!
Closing as incomplete - feel free to reopen if further info can be provided.