It's the exact same problem I'm having (I did post a video too)
Hi again, @Ygor6889.
OK. I suggest that we try now something different: let's try to use the "apport-cli" command / tool to extract the several parts of the ".crash" file into several files.
If you can open a "MATE Terminal" window (without the "auto ending session" issue also happening by doing that), I suggest that you try the following commands (I'm assuming here that your "Home" directory is "/home/ygor"). Also, in case you don't already know, the '$' ("dollar sign") in the following commands is just representing the shell prompt (don't type that dollar sign in your commands):
$ mkdir /home/ygor/mycrash
$ cp -piv /var/crash/_usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.0.crash /home/ygor/mycrash
$ cd /home/ygor/mycrash
$ apport-cli _usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.0.crash mycrash-files/
It's possible, when you do that last "apport-cli" command, that you get an error like the following one (but don't worry about that);
File "/usr/bin/apport-unpack", line 77, in <module>
pr.extract_keys(f, bin_keys, dir)
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/problem_report.py", line 269, in extract_keys
raise ValueError('%s has no binary content' %
ValueError: ['separator'] has no binary content
(It's also possible that you get an "apport-unpack" crash during this process, but also don't worry about that).
Now you should have a "mycrash-files" folder with lots of files. You can see the list of those files by entering a command like the following:
$ ls -l /home/ygor/mycrash/mycrash-files/*
Now, I would like to ask you to publish a new message here in this same topic with the content of the "Title" file by entering the output of the following command:
$ cat /home/ygor/mycrash/mycrash-files/Title
References for this answer of mine:
... particularly the following great answer written by @Norbert_X in that same Question in the "Ask Ubuntu" web site:
I can't run "cd /home/ygor6889/mycrash" because of the auto ending session 
@Ygor6889, Igor, is your video card also from intel? I just solved the problem on the Latitude E6410. I created the /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf file with the following content:
$ cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf
Section "Device"
Identifier "Intel Graphics"
Driver "intel"
Option "TearFree" "true"
EndSection
Then I restarted the system and Ubuntu Mate stopped crashing!
I saw someone on this post reporting a similar problem:
And then I followed what was in the 6.1 section of the ArchLinux Wiki:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/intel_graphics#Tearing
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Yes my video card is a Intel HD Graphics
I'm gonna try that, if it works im gonna be super happy
OMG IT DID WORK, Obrigado!
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I wasted a whole week trying to fix this, you saved me
Thank you to everyone who tried to help me, @esan_br gave the solution, not only it did work but it completed fixed the issue
Problem SOLVED!
"Obrigado!"
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This works for me too, thanks Elias!. Intel G41 driver on old desktop pc, works ok with 20.04 but 22.04 continuously crashes (even with a fresh install) and your post resolves the problem.
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