GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 450408
Crash with Wacom dragging a brush from center to outside window bounds.
Last modified: 2008-01-15 13:28:20 UTC
Steps to reproduce: Reproduction steps: 1) Configure your Wacom and verify its pressure sensitivity works in Gimp 2.2.13 2) Launch gimp 3) Create a new file, any size (640x480 is what I used) 4) Zoom in to 150%, or until your window size is smaller than the canvas size. Step 4 is important because it will not crash unless: 4a) There is a scrollbar on the bottom 4b) The scrollbar is not completely to the left (it must have some room to go) 5) Press the Wacom down in the center of the image 6) While holding this down, draw a horizontal line to the left, extending it outside the bounds of the image window. 7) It should crash with the trace below It will not crash under these conditions: * You are using the mouse to draw the line * You are zoomed out so the whole canvas is visible * You are zoomed in but can not scroll to the left any more Stack trace: gimp: fatal error: Segmentation fault
+ Trace 143169
Other information: I have removed every lib and module directory possible and it still crashes.
Also crashes when commandline was this, where foo.txt is an empty file: $ gimp --verbose --no-shm --pdb-compat-mode on --stack-trace-mode always -c --system-gimprc ./foo.txt As well as these: $ gimp --verbose --no-shm --stack-trace-mode always -c $ gimp --verbose --stack-trace-mode always -c $ gimp --no-shm --stack-trace-mode always -c $ gimp --verbose --stack-trace-mode always -c $ gimp --no-shm -c And of course $ gimp
You would save yourself and us a lot of time if you searched for duplicates before you file a bug report. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 351246 ***