No matter what I try, it crashes. It warns about the icon theme "breeze" not being found, so I went and added it to my system. I took the icons from https://github.com/KDE/breeze-icons and placed them in /usr/share/icons/, but that message never disappeared and the program keeps crashing. ~ kdenlive 2017-07-26T11:19:08 CEST qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin Non KDE Desktop detected, forcing Breeze icon theme Icon theme "breeze" not found. Icon theme "breeze" not found. MLT profiles path: "/usr/share/mlt/profiles/" fish: “kdenlive” terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)
By the way, I also tried the unstable 17.04.3, but it has exactly the same problem.
Since when do we download random stuff and place it into system directories manually? We have kde-frameworks/breeze-icons packaged just fine.
emerge --info missing
Created attachment 486914 [details] emerge --info
(In reply to Andreas Sturmlechner from comment #2) > Since when do we download random stuff and place it into system directories > manually? > > We have kde-frameworks/breeze-icons packaged just fine. Ah, I didn't search well enough. Well, now only the warnings are gone: ~ kdenlive 2017-07-26T20:16:56 CEST qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin Non KDE Desktop detected, forcing Breeze icon theme MLT profiles path: "/usr/share/mlt/profiles/" fish: “kdenlive” terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)
* Can we assume you did the GCC-5 upgrade properly, read the ABI incompatibility news item w/ rebuild? * Did you already try to rebuild media-libs/mlt? * I'm glad I don't have to deal with Optimus myself - kdenlive is rather sensitive to the GPU in use. Is there any reason to use bumblebee(-overlay) when you do not use nvidia-drivers? Can you try with the Nvidia chip disabled?
(In reply to Andreas Sturmlechner from comment #6) > * Can we assume you did the GCC-5 upgrade properly, read the ABI > incompatibility news item w/ rebuild? Yes. > * Did you already try to rebuild media-libs/mlt? Now I did and to no avail. > * I'm glad I don't have to deal with Optimus myself - kdenlive is rather > sensitive to the GPU in use. Is there any reason to use bumblebee(-overlay) > when you do not use nvidia-drivers? Can you try with the Nvidia chip > disabled? Actually I don't use any package from that overlay, so I removed it. I've never fully grasped how to get control of the graphics cards, so I have no idea as to disabling the Nvidia chip. Thank you for your help and time.
Anything? Even with the new stable build it does exactly the same...
Please test with 17.08.3, alternatively build with USE=debug and check for more verbose error messages
(In reply to Andreas Sturmlechner from comment #9) > Please test with 17.08.3, alternatively build with USE=debug and check for > more verbose error messages Unfortunately, no. The Use-flag doesn't yield any different output. Maybe I can use valgrind?
Maybe enable it also for mlt. Please rebuild at least mlt and kdenlive with debug symbols, though for better stacktrace it would need to be more I guess (all the dependencies of kdenlive) and report your bug to upstream. https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Debugging
Okay. I upgraded to the latest GCC and rebuilt mlt and kdenlive. It now works. Thanks.
Thanks for checking back.
