On Linux Mint 22, gmusicbrowser 1.1.99.1 is very unstable and crashes often. It turns out that right after the initial call to
use Gtk3 '-init';
the locale for interpreting further code change, in this case to German, where the comma is expected as a decimal separator instead of a dot. Thereafter, all literal floating point numbers in the Perl code get trimmed to their integer part, which obviously leads to loads of errors. The GTK version is 3.24.41.
On Linux Mint 22, gmusicbrowser 1.1.99.1 is very unstable and crashes often. It turns out that right after the initial call to
use Gtk3 '-init';the locale for interpreting further code change, in this case to German, where the comma is expected as a decimal separator instead of a dot. Thereafter, all literal floating point numbers in the Perl code get trimmed to their integer part, which obviously leads to loads of errors. The GTK version is 3.24.41.