I did a backtrace for myself but I am not sure whether this is useful -
there were no -dbg packages for xulrunner in the main repo so I have
only epiphany-browser-dbg installed.
** Attachment added: Sero's GDB Log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13581844/sero-gdb-epiphany.txt
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epiphany
This bug drives me crasy. Yes, it is still there. I can reproduce the
crash 100% on certain web sites while it does never crash on other web
sites. As Victor Osadci said, apport doesn't catch it :-( I suspected it
might not be epiphany crashing directly but compiz or something related,
so I turned
Apport never caught the crash an nothing was written to /var/crash.
However I got the Epiphany dialog that offers me to load the last
session that was interrupted due to the crash.
Anyway - I can not reproduce the crash anymore in Hardy. Maybe my
installation was not in a consistent state due to
This Bug is still there in Hardy with epiphany-browser-2.22.0-0ubuntu5.
I can reproduce the crash 100% when I change font size with Ctrl + +/-.
Any additional infos needed?
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epiphany-gecko crashed with SIGSEGV while resizing fonts with Ctrl+MouseWheel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/184547
You
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
Background: In my everyday work at the university I often have to print
pdf files that contain powerpoint slides from course presentations
etc. Those slides are usually a) in landscape orientation and b) use
huge fonts. One typically wants to
I installed and tested kpdf and it suffers indead from the same
problem. Strange. Way back in my Gentoo Linux days when I used KDE all
day I never had this problem with kpdf. The problem exist in kpdf
regardless whether I choose landscape or portrait mode in the paper
orientation settings.
When
You have been subscribed to a public bug:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
When launching as default user Network now asks for root password (not
sure if this default behaviour).
When launching from terminal as default user program says the
configuration could not be loaded due to access
