(In reply to comment #4)
> Just to collect more puzzle pieces, I got three replies by now about my "which
> driver" question, and these three are all using the proprietary NVIDIA driver.
> It might be just pure luck with a sample size of three, of course, so I asked
> whether anyone who got this crash has a different card/driver.
Got another reply that someone is using Intel, so let's discard the "driver dependent" theory for now.
(In reply to comment #4)
> Just to collect more puzzle pieces, I got three replies by now about my "which
> driver" question, and these three are all using the proprietary NVIDIA driver.
> It might be just pure luck with a sample size of three, of course, so I asked
> whether anyone who got this crash has a different card/driver.
Got another reply that someone is using Intel, so let's discard the "driver dependent" theory for now.
> $ grep lib/libX out | awk '{print $6}' | sort -u
Ah, BS, sorry. We want the intersection, not the union.
$ sed -n '/^-/ p; /lib\/libX/ { s/^.*usr.lib.//; s/\.so\..*$//; p}' out|uniq|less
By inspection, it seems that those bugs have only a very small set:
---- 528503 ---
libXfixes
libXrender
libXcursor
libXdmcp
libXau
libX11
---- 558407 ---
libXt
libXext
libX11
libXmu
libXau
libXdmcp
So I believe the common set is libXdmcp, libXau, and libX11 itself.