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2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly

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2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly Charles Marcus 19 Jan 22:23
  2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly Carol Spears 20 Jan 00:17
   2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly John Dietsch 20 Jan 01:17
  2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly Sven Neumann 20 Jan 22:11
Charles Marcus
2005-01-19 22:23:51 UTC (over 19 years ago)

2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly

This is getting really frustrating...

Windows XP Pro sp2 with latest security patches installed AMD Processors (this is happening on multiple machines)

Almost (but not quite) every time I open a simple .bmp or .tif file I have scanned, and do a 'save as' to save it as a .jpg, GIMP stops responding - I am not even able to kill it in the process manager, although, surprisingly, I am able to minimize and maximize the windows. The only way to kill it is to reboot, which is totally unacceptable.

These files are *not* that big (a few megs), and it is happening on every machine I have installed 2.2.x on. 2.0 worked just fine. I really like some of the improvements in 2.2.x series, but have had to drop back to 2.0.6 until this is fixed.

Any ideas? Others having the same problem?

Charles

Carol Spears
2005-01-20 00:17:30 UTC (over 19 years ago)

2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly

On Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 09:23:51PM +0000, Charles Marcus wrote:

This is getting really frustrating...

Windows XP Pro sp2 with latest security patches installed AMD Processors (this is happening on multiple machines)

Almost (but not quite) every time I open a simple .bmp or .tif file I have scanned, and do a 'save as' to save it as a .jpg, GIMP stops responding - I am not even able to kill it in the process manager, although, surprisingly, I am able to minimize and maximize the windows. The only way to kill it is to reboot, which is totally unacceptable.

okay, this is a rant from someone in the gnu/linux community.

if rebooting to solve software problems had been unacceptable to the window using community, Microsoft would not exist today (as it does) and you would not be rebooting gimp now.

thank you, carol

John Dietsch
2005-01-20 01:17:01 UTC (over 19 years ago)

2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly

On Wed, 19 Jan 2005, Carol Spears wrote:

On Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 09:23:51PM +0000, Charles Marcus wrote:

This is getting really frustrating...

Windows XP Pro sp2 with latest security patches installed AMD Processors (this is happening on multiple machines)


if rebooting to solve software problems had been unacceptable to the window using community, Microsoft would not exist today (as it does) and you would not be rebooting gimp now.

thank you, carol

I like the way you put that!
John

Sven Neumann
2005-01-20 22:11:57 UTC (over 19 years ago)

2.2.1 'save as' locking up constantly

Hi,

Charles Marcus writes:

This is getting really frustrating...

Windows XP Pro sp2 with latest security patches installed AMD Processors (this is happening on multiple machines)

Almost (but not quite) every time I open a simple .bmp or .tif file I have scanned, and do a 'save as' to save it as a .jpg, GIMP stops responding - I am not even able to kill it in the process manager, although, surprisingly, I am able to minimize and maximize the windows. The only way to kill it is to reboot, which is totally unacceptable.

These files are *not* that big (a few megs), and it is happening on every machine I have installed 2.2.x on. 2.0 worked just fine. I really like some of the improvements in 2.2.x series, but have had to drop back to 2.0.6 until this is fixed.

Any ideas? Others having the same problem?

A quick search in Bugzilla would have told you that this is most probably the well-known problem that the GTK+ file-chooser dialog crashes on directories located on the network.

Sven