Created attachment 348600 [details] backtrace from bug-buddy Description of problem: After upgrading F-10 box to F-11, scim-panel-gtk sometimes crashes with changing focus and any situations that flips the panel like moving the focus between the text box and the normal text in the body where doesn't usually have IM context. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): scim-1.4.8-3.fc11.x86_64 How reproducible: sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1.install scim, scim-bridge-gtk and scim-anthy 2.run firefox and open a bugzilla say 3.ensure IM is turned on and repeat clicking on the text box and the body until reproducing. Actual results: crashes Expected results: shouldn't crashes. Additional info: I'm not really sure how it's relevant, but after enabling the following configuration, it seems to be reproducible easily. /FrontEnd/IMOpenedByDefault = true /FrontEnd/SharedInputMethod = true
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