Bug 12787 – control panel crashes

Bug 12787 - control panel crashes

Summary:	control panel crashes

Status:	CLOSED WORKSFORME

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Product:	Red Hat Linux
Classification:	Retired
Component:	control-center (Show other bugs)
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Version:	7.1
Hardware:	i386 Linux

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Assigned To:	Jonathan Blandford
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Reported:	2000-06-21 13:34 EDT by rickf
Modified:	2013-04-02 00:13 EDT (History)
CC List:	2 users (show)

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Last Closed:	2000-06-21 16:01:14 EDT
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Description rickf 2000-06-21 13:34:49 EDT

started control-panel, selected theme "BrushedMetal", clicked "Ok".
Got 2 dialog boxes immediately.

1.  Applicaion "panel" (process 663) has crashed due to a fatal error.
    (segmentation fault)

2.  Application "gnome-terminal" (process 799) has crashed due to a 
    fatal error. (segmentation fault)

Comment 1 Bill Nottingham 2000-06-21 15:51:26 EDT

reassigned to control-center; control-panel is the little Tk/python thing that's
been there since 4.0. :)

Comment 2 David Mason 2000-06-21 16:01:12 EDT

jrb - check this out. It might be better now that we have decreased the huge
number of themes. Still there might be an issue here.

Comment 3 Jonathan Blandford 2000-07-20 14:16:38 EDT

I am unable to duplicate this.
Brushed Metal seems fine to me.
Anyway, the theme selector capplet was recently made a lot more robust.  If you
could upgrade to a newer version, and tell me if you can still get it to crash,
I'd appreciate it.

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