Sebastian Ramacher <sramac...@debian.org> writes: > I'm unable to reproduce the segfault with 0.1.2-4 and 0.2.2-1 from > experimental. However, I remember that we have fixed some segfaults in > the poppler plugin in 0.2.x that were caused by race conditions and > really unfortunate unfortunate timing of events. Could you please check > if the segfault is gone in 0.2.2-1? > > Both pages in that PDF are quite large, so the high CPU usage is > somewhat expected.
I can't seem to reproduce the segfault in 0.2.2-1, so in that respect I suppose the problem is fixed. However, I also can't get zathura to exit when viewing the pdf in the experimental version; it ceased responding to non-scroll input and loaded up the CPU. Subjectively, up until I lost response, the rendering took longer but the rest of the interface (especially scrolling) was more responsive. Since it appears the segfault is gone, what remains of my complaint is performance, which is at best wishlist, following the garbage in garbage out principle. If you think there's nothing more to be done, feel free to close this bug. Thanks.
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