André Fertig de Oliveira

So this is a bug? I'd figured it might have just been a natural consequence of how Windows works, considering how any process opened out of an elevated terminal will...

Any chance we can get some priority on this? It's a rather troublesome bug... In the meantime, I have a workaround for anyone suffering it, though it's not perfect. You...

@TekBear I just tested it myself and it's still broken it seems. Even if you have the elevation setting in the shortcut set to normal, it'll still run as admin...

@TekBear It works for cmd, yes, as well as powershell and pwsh. The issue is relegated to UWP apps it seems, something actually brought up earlier in this thread (though...

I'm having the same issue. Alas, this extension isn't actively maintained, so it'll be up to one of us to put together a fix...

Well, the most obvious implementation would be to run it as the current user in an unelevated context. A user with administrator status and UAC enabled can run things both...

There are ways to downgrade the privileges, they're just very convoluted. That's why packing them right into a tool like `sudo` would be beneficial, as users wouldn't have to go...

Update: Compiling with gcc instead of Clang I was able to get some more detailed errors. LeakSanitizer: ``` ==29525==ERROR: LeakSanitizer: detected memory leaks Direct leak of 6720 byte(s) in 1...

Update: Further pursuing the leak, I followed the trail presented by Valgrind. It brought me to a snippet showing a pointer being overwritten without its memory being freed (`tigr.c:4639`): ```C...

So, it looks like indeed, this issue in particular is happening at a lower level, with the `glXChooseFBConfig` function. There are some other reports of it online, though most of...