Yes, we know. Unfortunately it is completely unreproducible - it seems different for everyone. On top of that, all the traces are useless because it is crashing inside the Gtk slice allocator which means the corruption happened much earlier - or this is a Gtk bug.
I think it is actually responsible for something like 9 out of the top 10 crashes in Xubuntu, and I have yet to find anyone who's steps to reproduce work on my machine.
There's also an upstream bug report but there's nothing useful there either.
Yes, we know. Unfortunately it is completely unreproducible - it seems different for everyone. On top of that, all the traces are useless because it is crashing inside the Gtk slice allocator which means the corruption happened much earlier - or this is a Gtk bug.
I think it is actually responsible for something like 9 out of the top 10 crashes in Xubuntu, and I have yet to find anyone who's steps to reproduce work on my machine.
There's also an upstream bug report but there's nothing useful there either.