I don't think its' related to the actual change in 1:2.32.2.1-0ubuntu9, this merely seems coincidental to me. I can't see how this patch update could ever cause this assertion failure.
This crashes in nautilus_window_disconnect_content_view(), in g_assert (NAUTILUS_IS_VIEW (view)); the passed view is not NULL, but apparently it is invalid. Unfortunately it is the only place in the stack trace whic exposes view.
Does anyone happen to have a recipe how this can reliably be reproduced? I tried with closing windows, mounting several usb sticks and usb hard drives at once, copying files as user, copying files on the command line as root with "sudo cp /etc/passwd /media/PittiUSB/", and so on, and nautilus never crashed.
I don't think its' related to the actual change in 1:2.32. 2.1-0ubuntu9, this merely seems coincidental to me. I can't see how this patch update could ever cause this assertion failure.
This crashes in nautilus_ window_ disconnect_ content_ view(), in g_assert (NAUTILUS_IS_VIEW (view)); the passed view is not NULL, but apparently it is invalid. Unfortunately it is the only place in the stack trace whic exposes view.
Does anyone happen to have a recipe how this can reliably be reproduced? I tried with closing windows, mounting several usb sticks and usb hard drives at once, copying files as user, copying files on the command line as root with "sudo cp /etc/passwd /media/PittiUSB/", and so on, and nautilus never crashed.