Applying a patch when it's something that was fixed in a version is
stupid unless there's a lot of dependencies. There's a valid complaint
there, all things considered. It's one of the big gripes I've got with
Ubuntu- might as well not even HAVE LTS versions with the attitude
espoused in this
When Miro 5 makes it into later versions of Ubuntu, we can backport it to
precise as a backport. You can use the requestbackport tool in
ubuntu-dev-tools to request that backport when appropriate. That tool will let
you know the level of testing required for the backport (install/run for
Having PPA's is not an excuse not to fix bugs.
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Miro segfaults every couple minutes: g_object_ref: assertion
`object-ref_count 0'
not sure what you mean here? this bug is fixed in Miro 5.
Janet
On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:56 AM, Alexander 954...@bugs.launchpad.net
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Having PPA's is not an excuse not to fix bugs.
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I'm meaning actually delivering the update for Precise users.
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Title:
Miro segfaults every couple minutes: g_object_ref: assertion
would you like it on magnetic tape and mailed to your home address?
On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 11:02 AM, Alexander
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I'm meaning actually delivering the update for Precise users.
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Just uploading it to Precise updates would be enough ;)
(but I'm done with complaining, I'm just extremely disappointed at bad
quality and gigantic amount of blocker bugs in Precise which are not
getting fixed even they were reported months before the release. Likely
I'll just go back to Windows
If someone gets me a patch for the issue, I'll push it to precise if it's not
too invasive. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#Procedure
We'll also need a test case for this.
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But the big question is, will it actually be delivered as update or do
we have to wait 6 months and abandon LTS release to get this one piece
of software working...
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@alexander-
There are PPAs:
https://launchpad.net/~pcf/+archive/miro-releases
https://launchpad.net/~pcf/+archive/miro-testing
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The easiest workaround for this seems to be running Miro in Windows...
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this is fixed in Miro 5. Out soon.
Janet
On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 5:49 PM, Alexander
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The easiest workaround for this seems to be running Miro in Windows...
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Nope, scratch that -- I had Miro playing an audio file with no podcast
subscriptions, and it crashed with the same output.
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