workaround for glibc bug
Matthias Kretz
kretz at kde.org
Fri Sep 28 18:59:35 BST 2007
On Friday 28 September 2007, Leo Savernik wrote:
> Can you work around it by using the null backend? (Assuming switching to
> another functional backend wouldn't change the situation.)
Sure, you can also delete all apps on your system that use threads. Then
you're safe. ;-)
There's no null backend. There's a fake backend - use it if you want to. It
doesn't use threads. Are uninstall all phonon backends and send the
backtraces of crashes to me. Seriously, that would be a nice task if someone
could test that apps work fine if no Phonon backend is available.
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