Created attachment 102869 [details] Stack trace of systemsettings5 at time of crash OS version: Arch Linux x86_64 KDE Plasma version: 5.8.4 KDE Frameworks version: 5.29.0 Qt version: 5.7.1 ## DESCRIPTION ## When pressing the "All Settings" button at the top left of the System Settings window while in the "Screen Locking" section under "Workspace", systemsettings will suffer a segmentation fault. ## STEPS TO REPLICATE ## 1) Open System Settings 2) Select "Desktop Behaviour" 3) Select "Screen Locking" 4) Select "All Settings" 5) System Settings will now segfault ## EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR ## System Settings is returned to the root menu. ## ACTUAL BEHAVIOUR ## Segmentation fault, program crashes. Please see stack trace at time of crash. Unsure if it is complete, I did recompile systemsettings with debug symbols and install Qt debug packages from repository as instructed in Arch wiki.
The backtrace is incomplete. Unless you are providing a complete backtrace, let's assume this is a duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 344942 ***
(In reply to patrickrifici from comment #0) > Created attachment 102869 [details] > Stack trace of systemsettings5 at time of crash > > OS version: Arch Linux x86_64 > KDE Plasma version: 5.8.4 > KDE Frameworks version: 5.29.0 > Qt version: 5.7.1 > > ## DESCRIPTION ## > When pressing the "All Settings" button at the top left of the System > Settings window while in the "Screen Locking" section under "Workspace", > systemsettings will suffer a segmentation fault. > > ## STEPS TO REPLICATE ## > 1) Open System Settings > 2) Select "Desktop Behaviour" > 3) Select "Screen Locking" > 4) Select "All Settings" > 5) System Settings will now segfault > > ## EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR ## > System Settings is returned to the root menu. > > ## ACTUAL BEHAVIOUR ## > Segmentation fault, program crashes. > > Please see stack trace at time of crash. Unsure if it is complete, I did > recompile systemsettings with debug symbols and install Qt debug packages > from repository as instructed in Arch wiki. I'm on KDE Arch and I confirm exactly this from my updated machine.