Firstly, I installed dmedia from the branch by creating a .deb file using `debuild -b` from the root directory of the branch. I installed the package using `sudo gdebi ../dmedia_0.5.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb` which installed all dependencies and the package itself.
Once it had installed, I attempted to run it from the menu. It asked me to choose a folder and I did and pressed OK. After I did this, it crashes and Apport popped up several times telling me it had crashed.
I then tried to run it from a terminal. Running `dmedia-import` did exactly the same thing as when run from the menu and gave output similar to what I posted. I attempted to run `dmedia-import /usr/share/pixmaps` and this did the same thing.
I have been able to reproduce this repeatedly - even after updating and upgrading all of my packages and rebooting.
Firstly, I installed dmedia from the branch by creating a .deb file using `debuild -b` from the root directory of the branch. I installed the package using `sudo gdebi ../dmedia_ 0.5.0-0ubuntu1_ all.deb` which installed all dependencies and the package itself.
Once it had installed, I attempted to run it from the menu. It asked me to choose a folder and I did and pressed OK. After I did this, it crashes and Apport popped up several times telling me it had crashed.
I then tried to run it from a terminal. Running `dmedia-import` did exactly the same thing as when run from the menu and gave output similar to what I posted. I attempted to run `dmedia-import /usr/share/pixmaps` and this did the same thing.
I have been able to reproduce this repeatedly - even after updating and upgrading all of my packages and rebooting.