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fresh install segfaults on open file (ubuntu 13.10, 14.04) #649
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Please try to run it from the console in a debugger to see if that provides some output with more information. Something like:
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gdb
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Hmm, so it's crashing inside |
thanks! That helped. I'm using QtCurve style on my system |
Btw, are you using the Tiled packages from the PPA only or did you also try the Tiled version that is included in the Ubuntu repositories? |
When I updated to 14.04 I've tried to use version that is included in the Ubunu. Fix worked with ppa version. Haven't tested with "included" version |
Do you have any other Qt-based applications installed and does the file open dialog (the KDE file open dialog apparently) work fine there? I'm just wondering whether this is Tiled-specific since I don't really see how Tiled is involved here. |
I'm using razor-qt so Seems that I have qt apps. Some QT apps: file open works fine in cmplayer, vlc and transmission-qt |
can't reproduce problem anymore. I had similar problem with some i386 app on x64 system. And it was solved by installing i386 version of gtk style:
did tiled for x64 ubuntu use any i386 libs? |
I'm pretty sure it didn't. But, since you can no longer reproduce this issue and I haven't heard about it from anybody else in the meantime, I guess it's time to close this issue. |
I've tried installing tiled on Ubuntu 13.10. It segfaulted when i trid to click on "open file" button. Then I tried tiled-daily with same result.
Then I updated to 14.04 and tried daily and stable versions again. Both segfaulted
stable version:
Tiled 0.9.1
daily version:
Tiled 2014-04-24
And I use "customized" ubuntu installation where ubuntu-desktop is not installed. Maybe tiled requires some libraries that are not present in package requirements but are required at runtime?
Is there a way to provide additional information on this issue?
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