On Thursday, 7. July 2005 13:47, Bryan Maynard wrote:
> > > KDE is working fine for the moment. . . at least until I find
> > > a new iconset ;-)
> >
> > Just for reference, what KDE version are you running and on what version
> > of FreeBSD?
>
> FreeBSD 5-STABLE, KDE 3.4

We've been giving this problem some poking and probing again and it seems very 
likely now that the error is not in KDE - it seems to be a bug in the gcc 
shipped in FreeBSD 5-STABLE.

To get all iconsets working without crashes, you will need to recompile the 
x11/kdelibs port with a gcc34 from ports:

1.) portinstall -P gcc34

2.) portinstall -f -m'CC=gcc34 CXX=g++34' kdelibs

When all the compiling and installing is done, restart your KDE session. All 
iconsets should work fine after that.

A note to -CURRENT users: FreeBSD 6.0-CURRENT has been shipping gcc 3.4.4 for 
a month now - could anybody running -CURRENT confirm that the problem doesn't 
crop up there? 

The testcase is pretty simple: Make sure kdelibs has actually been compiled 
with the latest base-system gcc (recompile/reinstall it if you're not sure), 
install the kdeaccessibility port, then select the "Monochrome" iconset in 
KControl/Appearance & Themes/Icons.

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