Hello,
I can also confirm the existence of the bug. As soon as video playback
starts, the driver segfaults, taking X with it.
Although the bug is acknowledged and a fix is on the way, I have a
different kind of request: treat Testing with a bit more respect.
I always thought that Testing is not experimental, nor unstable and, as
a matter of fact, not Sta(b)le either! This is a serious bug that should
have been caught. Right now, I'm on a testing system with a broken
driver, without any real alternatives. I even tried to install 1.13.12
wheezy-backports, but due to dependency problems even that cannot be
installed!
My suggestion: bring all the shinny drivers to experimental and unstable
whenever/as soon as you see fit. We know that things break there. But
for the love of god, keep a functional driver in Testing, even if it
means that it is a few months old!
Hope you take my suggestion for not pushing new drivers down to Testing
too soon into consideration.
Regards
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