Re: Crash in 2.25.4
Jean Abou Samra <[email protected]>
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> Le 28 mai 2023 à 05:29, Colin Campbell <[email protected]> a écrit : > > Just in case it might help, I uninstalled the font, and reran the test file, successfully. Logs attached to compare against failed run. These logs sound like I was wrong to blame Pango. Apparently, the introduction of emoji configuration happens when LilyPond applies the system font configuration to the font pattern. One thing I will try when I can is building in a Kubuntu VM. So far, I used a VM with the default Ubuntu variant, with GNOME. That would normally not matter, but since the desktop environments are different, maybe Kubuntu has different font configuration settings. > I have no idea where that font file came from, as I have no use at all for coloured emojis. I see it was provided by Google, which makes me wonder about an update to Vivaldi or Chromium. Anyway, it's late, and I've taken topo much of your time already. Helping me understand a bug I've introduced is not a waste of my time.