Thank you for providing those information. Don't forget to CC the bugs
mail (872...@bugs.debian.org) to ensure everybody will receive the mail.
Orca is a python program so it couldn't segfault so the issue is not
into Orca but in one of its dependencies.
To figure out what program produces the segfault you could follow those
steps:
0) I never try to figure out a segfault from a python program so I'll
learn with you on this bug :)
1) Install the following package for debugging : gdb python3-dbg
2) run gdb for python3 : "gdb python3"
3) in the gdb prompt write :
3.1) set logging on
3.2) run /usr/bin/orca
Could you provide us the generated GDB log file? (default name is gdb.txt)
Best regards.
--
Alex ARNAUD
Visual-Impairment Project Manager
Hypra - "Humanizing technology"
Le 22/08/2017 à 15:27, Robert Schindler a écrit :
Hi,
Alex ARNAUD wrote:
What do you mean by "^"? in keyboard shortcut terminology it is ctrl. Is it
the same behavior with alt+tab? Are you able to reproduce the same bug with
the Mate desktop and mate-terminal? Is it the same behavior with two tabs
instead of two windows?
Alt is the key left to the space key. And By "^" I mean the one above
tab, left to the 1.
I installed mate-terminal, but used it under gnome since I've got no way
to install complete mate at the moment. It also crashed when done with 2
mate-terminal windows, but interestingly, it only crashes at the third
Alt+^ meaning the one that brings the git window to focus for the second
time. This is also reproducible. Debug file of that one is attached as
well, but this time its larger because I needed to switch three times
before it crashed.
I also tried with switching between gnome-terminal and firefox-esr. It
got it crashing there as well, but I needed to switch back and forth
about 10 times, and that wasn't reproducible so far.
Could you provide us the full file? Could you upload it on a pastebin
service?
The first debug file is attached to the original bug report message.
Best regards
Robert
