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Description of problem: dosbox does not terminate. Clicking on Close Window also does not have an effect. Need to use kill -9 ... to terminate it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): dosbox-0.72-1.fc8 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Run dosbox 2.Click on Close Window 3. Actual results: No effect Expected results: Dosbox should terminate. Additional info:
I can not reproduce this. Do you have selinux enabled? Which window manager do you use? Did you try with an empty config file?
Embarrassing & weird :) I was having a problem with Gnome. Selinux is enabled but not enforcing. I tried in XFCE and it worked. Went back to Gnome and it worked! Also, it was taking 100% cpu time earlier. Now, it is down to about 10% Thanks Anil.
Seems really strange. I will close this as notabug. If it pops up again feel free to reopen.
It popped up and makes some sense. Dosbox locks up if Rhythmbox is running on gnome. The CPU utilization also becomes near 100%. Could be related to pulseaudio? The problem does not show up on XFCE. Regards Anil
Could you check if you have this problem when I use other SDL applications and Rhythmbox because that sound more like a SDL audio backend problem then dosbox related.
The updates to Fedora8 have solved the problem. Thanks very much.
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