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Save dialog crashes on Ubuntu 13.10 #118
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Is there some sort of log you could give us? |
Oops, didn't even think to run it from the command line to get you a dump. No excuse, I know better than this. Here you go.
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What version of KidsRuby are you running? EDIT: Qt version too. |
@deadprogram may know what's going on. |
The version of Ruby that KidsRuby currently supports is 1.9.2 p-290. This is due to the Qtbindings gem (https://github.com/ryanmelt/qtbindings) that up until some recent new maintainer activity did not support Ruby 2.0. I see some new commits in that repo, I will try to update to Ruby 2.0 and see what happens... in the meantime, can you try with 1.9.2-p290? I run Ubuntu 13.10 myself, and was not able to repro your issue. |
I modified the kidsruby executable that was installed, changing the last line to:
Then when I try to launch it I get a fun, different segfault:
This is obviously because qtruby4.so is a 32 bit lib, though I don't know why that is exactly. Perhaps there's an easier way to run it on that specific version - not really sure, I don't deal with 'installed' ruby packages basically ever. |
I thought you were running from source. This sounds more like a package problem now... @adzankich created the debian installer. |
If I click the 'Save' button from the main interface, kidsruby crashes in Ubuntu 13.10.
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