Sorry, I tried but I couldn't repeat this crash of fish, when I tried it
today for the first time. But the diagnostic output from fish was
reasonable, so it may help.
BTW, startup of fish took at least 30 seconds before anything started
happening.
luke@PCname:/home/luke
$ fish
Welcome to fish, the friendly interactive shell
Type help for instructions on how to use fish
bind: Key with name 'dc' does not have any mapping
bind: Key with name 'ppage' does not have any mapping
bind: Key with name 'npage' does not have any mapping
luke@CID ~> ls
_gimp1.2/
[...]
wk/ # Next, I typed "nf" (maybe: nf<RETURN>") and this is what happened:
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nf
pthread_mutex_unlock(lock_obj) failed on line 2243 in file common.cpp: 2
(No such file or directory)
Aborted
luke@PCname:/home/luke
$ fish
luke@CID ~> ls
[...]
wk/ # But I was unable to reproduce the crash, as you can see:
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nf
fish: Unknown command 'nf'
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nWarning: exec_subshell called off of main thread. Break on
debug_thread_error to debug.
luke@CID ~> nf-config
$ fish --version
fish, version 2.1.0
This is on a 32 bit version of Cygwin (installed from about the Oct 2
2014 version of Cygwin).
I just thought I'd report this, FWIW.
luke
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