Olaf Dietrich (2015-03-19T15:35:40+0100): > Olaf Dietrich (2015-03-18T09:45:07+0100): > > > > It seems to be 100% reproducible here; so, if you have any > > suggestions, I should be able to do some more testing to > > find out what's going wrong. > > I did some more testing and now I can reproduce the crash > without any user-defined config file (i.e. without a > .fvwm/config file on the system).
And after some more testing, it is also reproducible within a clean VirtualBox installation of Debian testing. There, I found one more important condition to trigger the crash: Apparently, I must run "dpkg-reconfigure locales" and set the default locale to "None"! # dpkg-reconfigure locales --> choose e.g. only [*] en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8 --> set default locale to "None" --> restart fvwm (no crash without logout/restart) >From here on, as before, i.e.: > The important bit seems to be that gimp is started from > a Unicode xterm (uxterm). In contrast to my earlier > message, it is NOT relevant in which desktop (in the pager) > gimp is started. > > * after login (on empty fvwm desk) open the left-mouse-button menu > > * go to: > > Debian Menu > Applications > Terminal Emulators > XTerm (Unicode) > > * start gimp by typing gimp in the Unicode xterm > > * within gimp: > > File > Open (now open e.g. existing tiff file) > File > Close View > File > Quit > > the last action triggers the fvwm crash If I set the default locale to "en_US.UTF-8" (and restart fvwm), then I cannot trigger the crash. Any suggestions how to proceed? (And it seems to be fvwm-specific; I couldn't trigger the crash with e.g. xfce on the same (virtual) system.) Regards, Olaf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
