Closed GrantEdwards closed 2 years ago
GrantEdwards
commented
2 years ago I rolled back the gtk+ upgrade and it made no difference.
A couple days prior to the gtk+ upgrade. I see that glib upgraded from 2.72.3 to 2.74.1-r1. I now suspect this is the same as issue 79. Trying to figure out how to test that...
GrantEdwards
commented
2 years ago This is indeed a duplicate of issue 79.
Manually removing fixes__atk-bridge-errors.patch after installing the gtk3-classic-patches ebuild mentioned above fixes the problem.
khumba
commented
2 years ago Hi, I am responsible for the ebuild here (and am not affiliated with the project, I just deeply appreciate it, thank you @lah7). I got caught by this today, and have just pushed an updated 3.24.34.2 ebuild to the overlay, so you can pull that down however you prefer.
For what it's worth, the fixed gtk3-classic was released almost two months ago. My process for checking for newer releases of software in my overlay was mistakenly ignoring gtk3-classic, but I've fixed that now so ebuild updates should be more prompt. My apologies for the hassle.
lah7
commented
2 years ago Glad to hear it's all working again!
For what it's worth, shall we add instructions for your Gentoo ebuild to the README?
khumba
commented
2 years ago Sure, that would be great. I'll write something up and open a PR.
Bug Description
I've been using gtk3-classic patches for several months with no issues, but today, all GTK apps started to crash on startup with the message:
This happened on two different systems. After rebuilding gtk+3 without patches, everything works fine. I think the breakage happened when Gentoo bumped from gtk+-3.24.34 to gtk+-3.24.34-r1 on Oct 10 2022. AFAICT all that change did was fix some configuration requirements for cairo:
https://gitweb.gentoo.org/repo/gentoo.git/log/x11-libs/gtk+
Any ideas what could be causing this?
Environment
The ebuild file is here: https://github.com/gentoo-mirror/khoverlay/tree/master/x11-libs/gtk3-classic-patches