Every time gnome-terminal is opened (do that from another terminal to see messages) the following shows up: Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkimage.c: line 416 (gdk_image_destroy): assertion `image != NULL' failed. Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkimage.c: line 416 (gdk_image_destroy): assertion `image != NULL' failed. Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkimage.c: line 416 (gdk_image_destroy): assertion `image != NULL' failed. Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkimage.c: line 416 (gdk_image_destroy): assertion `image != NULL' failed. Should this Gdk-CRITICAL be not considered seriously? Michal michal
hp - I cannot reproduce, can you? --- michal , prehaps try version on the released RH7 instead of the beta.
I can't reproduce it either; need more info on how to make it happen.
can reproduce on some alphas and not on others... reassigning to Sopwith... he has an alpha :)
Oh, in that case this is probably a type bug somewhere in a library. An intention is to check 'long', or a pointer, a value stuck there comes as 'int' and the upper half of a value has in it a random garbage which sometimes is zero and sometimes is not. This is a _guess_!! CRITICAL does not seem to be that critical as things appear to work just fine after this initial noise.
The warnings are generated because of incorrect error handling in gtk+. I've fixed the error handling. There is a separate issue with shared memory on the Alpha that makes these error handlers even get hit, which is already being solved.