swell-foop working for anyone with nvidia drivers?

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I got an update that included both new nvidia
drivers from rpmfusion and a new libglvnd,
and now swell-foop stopped working (very critical
bug :-).

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1440353

Lots of other gnome stuff still works, so I don't
think this busted GL completely, it is just busted
for swell-foop.

Anyone have any clues about who's bug this really is?
I know swell-foop uses some idiotic library to
mush gtk and java together, and it often seems to
stumble over doing things "differently". Maybe that's
where the bug really is.

Or it could be the new libglvnd or the new nvidia drivers.

Who can say?
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