After some more digging and having reproduced the issue a few more
times, here is what seems to happen.
Seahorse is running, using the avahi library. Seahorse has called
avahi_glib_poll_new() and some AvahiTimeout timeouts have been created.
Then things are stopped because the computer is about
I added some extra debug output in avahi and waited for the error to
happen again, in this way found out that the assertion failure happens
when the time_event_queue_root(q) call gives NULL so that the "else"
part is used in update_timeout() in avahi-core/timeeventq.c:
static void
Related: bug #1888585 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bug/1888585 )
The error "seahorse (seahorse) glib-watch.c → 195 → timeout_update →
Assertion `!t->dead'' failed." is listed with hundreds of occurrences
each day at https://errors.ubuntu.com/ but there is no bug report
Public bug reported:
This is for gdebi version 0.9.5.7+nmu2.
When running gdebi-gtk through valgrind, for example like this:
valgrind gdebi-gtk -h
that shows lots of memory errors, for example:
- Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
- Use of uninitialised value of size 8
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