I'm just wondering if this had been considered, and if so, why not implement it? I have this remapped in my settings and it doesn't seem to interfere with anything.

Disabling HW acceleration in Chromium solved all issues. Should've tried that first, but it had been working fine in the past. Oh well, such is life with rolling releases.

I'm thinking it's related to HW acceleration in Chromium and maybe a memory leak in chromium. I'll try disabling HW acceleration in chromium and then if it persists I'll lower texture quality. Forgot that I updated Arch Linux after a few months of not doing any updates.

Thanks for the quick reply.

I'm not sure what's causing this issue, I am using a lot of mods and it seems to happen more often if I'm using my GPU for something else. But it causes my whole system to hang for a few minutes. I can open up a new virtual terminal (I think that's what it's called, kinda forgot) by pressing 'ctrl+a...

I haven't run into this myself, but I will say that it seems odd that it would report that "All mods are up to date" when there are still outstanding update/installation actions being preformed. That's my problem exactly. Occasionally the connection to WUBE's servers slows down during a m...

Okay, but the problem of the new mods downloaded without indication being enabled due to the updating old mods still exists.

Attached showing the "mods up to date", with the progress bar continuing. It's not a huge issue for me because my internet speed is pretty good, but I could imagine a lot of people on slower connection would think some process failed and quit early.

Py's now requires separate graphics mods to be installed for each corresponding portion of the various Py mods. When installing new dependencies as a result of the update process it would be nice to get a warning so you know what's being installed. I hit cancel after the update list said "mods ...

I'm going to suggest what I did on reddit. BOP should output some sort of solid by-product. If you wanted to be real to life, it would probably be sulfur. Alternatively it could be a small amount of solid fuel, or something that can be turned into solid fuel with one step in an assembler or chemical...

Thought I'd add in some other draw order issues. Namely alt-mode icons and inserters are drawn over power poles.