Open quicken2k opened 10 years ago
But your homefolder is on another disk? Also, nightingale relies on gstreamer 0.10, not 1.
Console log of the crash right here: http://forum.getnightingale.com/thread-1163-post-4868.html#pid4868 So it seems to be taglib related, funs. Could you try using the "gnome/unity" version from http://getnightingale.com/all-versions.php ?
Replaced my version with the gnome/unity version and it worked!
Slackware's TagLib isn't compatible with Nightingale then (either too old, or built in a way we don't support it yet).
On 06/18/2014 07:05 AM, Martin Giger wrote:
Slackware's TagLib isn't compatible with Nightingale then (either too old, or built in a way we don't support it yet).
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/nightingale-media-player/nightingale-hacking/issues/299#issuecomment-46421934.
Well the gnome / unity version works great
The option "--with-taglib-source=packaged" is automatically added on Debian based distros. Maybe that should be done for Slackware too, if others could confirm that Slackware's taglib is generally not compatible with NG.
Nightingale 1.12 crashes while I build my media Library from my media that is on my NTFS drive. I'm running Slackware current 14.1 and installed it via a slackbuild script. I have all the gst1 plugins installed as well I cannot find any logs of the crash.