Tue 08 Dec 2009 01:01:43 AM UTC, comment #7:
The following are results of tests on both the old tarball version (0.9.5) and a new version (extracted from CVS on 6th December 2009), using libobjc versions 4.1 and 4.4:
Old source, libobjc version 4.1 -
Attempting to change fonts using the Preferences
panel causes Terminal.app to crash with a Seg fault.
New source, libobjc version 4.1 -
Attempting to change fonts using the Preferences
panel causes Terminal.app to crash with a Seg fault.
Old source, libobjc version 4.4 -
Changing fonts from DejaVu Sans 12 to FreeSans 16
works OK - no crash. On bringing up a new Terminal.app
window, the correct font is displayed. The new fonts
are recorded in .GNUstepDefaults.
New source, libobjc version 4.4 -
Changing fonts using the Preferences panel no longer
causes a Seg Fault, however it is ineffective - the
new details are entered in the dialogue box but:
1. The font used in a new Terminal window is still
the old one; and
2. The new fonts do not seem to get saved in
.GNUstepDefaults, and are lost after Terminal.app
is closed and restarted.
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