Jiri --

John (vips maintainer) replied:

>  I'm not able to reproduce this on my ubuntu breezy laptop either:
>  gnome 2.12.1-1, nip2-7.10.16.
>
>  I tried running under valgrind (which ought to see memory corruption
>  problems) and there was nothing unusual (that I saw). Just the
>  ordinary dlopen() warnings and X11 write warnings. If valgrind sees
>  nothing, I'm also inclined to think it's a gnome problem.
>
>  I had a couple of other thoughts:
>
>  - gnome-vfs can load a lot of other modules when it first starts, that
>  might be worth looking at
>
>  - nip is very cavalier with utf-8 vs. ascii encodings, particularly
>  for filenames. You could try with an empty directory, or with a file
>  dialog with no non-ascii bookmarks. Also with LOCALE set to C I
>  suppose.
>
>  - If Jiri has time to try running under valgrind, that might help spot
>  something.

I told him that you had now seen the problem with an unrelated
application but that I would pass his suggestions on.  Do you think we
should close this bug or reassign it to the appropriate gnome package,
or should we leave it around for the time being?  If we reassign, we
should remember to remove the "forwarded" tag.  Anyway, the fact that
it happens on etch but not sid perhaps means that whatever the bug is
has already been fixed, or maybe it's just hiding.

--Jay


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