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Will be pretty lame if there's not to be any solution to this from VLC's end and Debian 11 is released with a Mesa stack that still has this issue.

Someone suggested a possible workaround at VLC's end could be to pause the video before exiting. Is this a possibility, Rémi?

Just for the record, having to not use hardware accelerated h264 decoding is a terrible 'workaround'.

Having to not use OpenGL for video display is pretty terrible too, and likely means screen tearing for people whose environment doesn't use an OpenGL screen compositor.

I'm tellin' the KDE and Xfce devs you called their window managers "crude". ;-p Seriously though, I have the issue on Xfce and one person says here they have it on KDE: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/issues/116 I understand where you're coming from, but surely it's worth at least...

Meanwhile at the VLC devs meeting...

http://paradoxcomputers.com.au/stuff/vlc_mesa.jpg