Hi, "Olivier Lecarme" <ol@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >abort? I've never heard about that problem before, seems to be OSF1 > >specific. > > Probably, but I don't understand it. Maybe this comes from one > specificity of OSF1, i.e. libc.so is in /usr/shlib, not in /usr/lib. The > "abort" entry point is mentioned in libglib-2.0.so. Maybe the fix should > occur in the glib configuration ? you should try to run the tests that come with the glib-2.0 tarball. If you get problems there you should definitely report them using bugzilla.gnome.org against the glib module. > >you should install a suitable XftConfig file to make the text tool happy. > >On the other hand since the text tool is almost unuseable it's not that > >important... > > I must confess I don't even know what XftConfig is... the font configuration for Xft, the next-generation X font rendering. The text tool uses it since PangoFT2 shares the configuration file with the Xft backend. This means you need to configure Xft even though your X server doesn't have support for it. > >I'd suggest you temporarily move the plug-ins directory away and check > >if gimp works w/o any plug-ins. If that works you could reinstall some > >simpler plug-ins and test them. Perhaps only script-fu is broken for > >you. > > I did exactly that. Finally, only script-fu seems to be broken. I get > some unaligned accesses, maybe because the Alpha is a true 64-bit > processor. we definitely need to fix this problem. Could you please file a bug-report for it at bugs.gimp.org? Salut, Sven
