I don't really remember for certain... I think the command above fixed it, but I may have updated libgimp2.0 or libgtk2.0 or libc6 and not thought about it at the time. I added Feisty repos to my sources list and then did 'apt-get install gimp' (along with a few other things) and after starting gimp once it wouldn't start again until I deleted the config file (~/.gimp-2.2) and then removed feisty repos-- I didn't want the instability problems with everything. This isn't a problem someone doing a dist-upgrade would have; only if you had packages from edgy AND feisty would this happen.
Back then, I thought I fixed it by running apt-get install gimp-data gimp-dbg gimp-print gimp-python gimp-svg gimp- dcraw gimp-help-en gimp-perl gimp-python gimp-data-extras but I wonder if I didn't install those libraries, too by installing/upgrading something else. Would it have been gimp-data or gimp-data-extras (do those include the files that it would have been processing when it crashed)? Sorry I don't know for certain; if I had a spare system I would install edgy and try to reproduce the problem (to see if it is fixed or not). --Matthew -- gimp crashes https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/89602 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
