Andreas Vogl wrote: > > The sound works on my system, since I always listen to mp3s while > playing/map-making. =) > So there is no additional package to be installed. > > About the header files... Small is my knowledge about the SuSE sound > system. I can try including this-and-that header to cfsndserv.c and > see if I'm lucky enough to get it work. I'm not too optimistic though. > Again, what if we just build in an option to disable sound (for SuSE) > till we know how to get it work? It would be very good to have an > emergency option like "-nosound" for the configure script anyways. Realistically, except for the error, that has the same effect as having no cfsndserv binary. but it would be nice to look into this further - it could be that alsa sound support is broken for all systems, not just suse. > > As far as I know, the bug has nothing to do with the window manager. > I tried with the modern KDE and the old fvwm2, crash happens on both. Yeah - crash trace doesn't look very useful. I would guess the most likely case is either memory corruption, or something is getting partially freed and a callback to it still exists. Unfortunately, I don't really know Xt, and crossedit is basically unmaintained at this point I think.