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Vlc and SMPlayer crash opening the file open dialog #634
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Why are you assuming this problem is connected to LXQt? |
Can't confirm your findings running latest Git checkouts of all LXQt components on Arch Linux i686 or x86_64, neither VLC nor SMPlayer. Are your findings limited to VLC and SMPlayer or can you reproduce with e. g. LXImage-Qt or Firefox which are using Ctrl+O, too? Do you get the same findings, if you open files by using the mouse only? Also, more information about your system is needed - OS, versions of LXQt components, VLC, SMPlayer and so on. |
SMPlayer:
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My system is Lubuntu 15.04 with the PPA for LXQt, updated up to the last package:
LXQt reports being version 0.9.0, but I've installed the PPA for LXQt. No, the updates today did not solve the problem. The problem is not related to using the keyboard or the mouse to select "open", it is related to the opening of the file dialog.
I don't have any problems with lximage-qt, or juffed. Could it be the problem related to Qt4? It seems that the affected apps are using Qt4 (vlc uses it through a plugin).
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The very same thing happens with B1 1.5.86.4890 ( http://b1.org ):
...which also appears to use Qt4:
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@Baltasarq do you have the environment variables |
Yep, I think so:
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In the meantime I installed a x86_64 Lubuntu system from the regular ISO adding LXQt from ppa:lubuntu-dev/lubuntu-daily in a KVM/QEMU VM. One thing is pretty weird, though: both SMPlayer and VLC are using the GTK file chooser, not the one from Qt. Other Qt programs like Otter Browser (ppa:otter-browser/daily) or LXImage-Qt do use the regular Qt file chooser. Did you by any chance pin some repos or packages which may cause dependency issues? To further track whether or not your findings are due to LXQt it would be pretty good if you tried to reproduce them in a "pure" Openbox session without any desktop environment. |
It seems that the problem is caused by KDE plugin. |
Okay, thanks. I'll move (again) elsewhere. Anyway, many thanks to pmattern for trying to provide a solution. Maybe the fact that I've upgraded my system from Lubuntu 14.10 and Lubuntu 14.04 before, somehow explains why this is happening just to me. |
BTW, if you're using the "GTK+" style for Qt4, that will load the file chooser dialog of GTK+ 2 instead. So maybe this can workaround the issue. |
Interesting. Thanks! |
This could very well be the reason, imo. I've never used *buntu but Debian for several years. And I remember that I always preferred to install from scratch when a new version was released as I found this to be less time-consuming than ironing the issues involved in upgrading at the end of the day. Closing as it's now obvious that his issue isn't caused by LXQt. Hope you'll get it fixed somehow. |
Yes, PCMan, I hadn't thought about this. I went to Qt4 Settings, and changed the view to CleanLooks, and that worked. I tested also Plastique and Gtk+, everything worked well... except QtCurve and System settings. |
Hi,
I've a strange issue with lx-qt. When using VLC or SMPlayer, both apps crash as soon as a I press Ctrl+O. The crash is not very informative. by itself, so I opened a GDB session for VLC.
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