For anyone using Dapper : qgo main site offer a dirty compiled package
of qgo 1.5.1 for Dapper.
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Tested with Edgy beta : qgo 1.5.1-1 works without segfault. Marking this bug
fixed.
Thanks a lot.
** Changed in: qgo (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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qgo 1.5.1-1 has been synced from Debian unstable and been built for all
arches now on edgy. Please test the qgo on edgy to make sure this bug
is indeed fixed.
If you want this bug also fixed in dapper, please contact the backport
team through Launchpad (read the instructions in
http://ubuntuforum
Sync requested at bug #62101.
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New qgo version fixes the bug (that also appeared in Debian). That
version (1.5.1) appeared in July, 13, and is present in Debian but
Ubuntu only has a 1.5-r1 version.
If someone could merge Ubuntu's version with Debian one, or tell me how
I could request a merge, that would be dreatly appreciated
I've attempted to compile the CVS version to confirm whether the fix
works, but failed because of autoconf errors. The current error message
is:
cd . && /bin/sh /tmp/qgo/qgo/admin/missing --run aclocal-1.6
/tmp/qgo/qgo/admin/missing: line 46: aclocal-1.6: command not found
WARNING: `aclocal-1.6' i
I'll have no internet starting from tomorrow. If the packages maintainer
reads this, here is a summary :
Ubuntu qgo packages are useless at the moment (they segfault on Dapper,
Ubuntu or Xubuntu - and it should be the same for Kubuntu). They might
(according to EB) even segfault on Debian.
So the
Has there been amy progress on this. The package in dappers univers
repo still suffers from the esgfault at startup problem.
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