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I use dwb as browser, but after a new archlinux installation is keeps crashing. So I was wondering how and where I can find info on my system that can help me figuring out why an application crashed?
Last edited by lnx (2014-04-12 11:47:20)
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Start it from the terminal so you get some info when it freezes / crashes.
Which version of dwb are you using, the one from the official repos? If so, try dwb-git from the AUR.
Last edited by karol (2014-04-11 11:43:28)
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Yes, I already tried that but it just returns to the prompt after a crash.
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I'm using dwb from the official repos. I'll switch to dwb-git from AUR.
Although a crashing dwb was the reason for this topic, my question was meant as a general one: what are the first things you should do in case of a crash of any application.
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Run it with strace or gdb, see if there's any useful information about what's going wrong.
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what are the first things you should do in case of a crash of any application.
Check the logs and systemd's journal.
With regard to strace and gdb, see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/St … ging_Guide & https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/De … ing_Traces
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Thanks for the suggestions.
And karol, thank you for the links. That was what I was looking for. At first glance it looks a bit daunting for my modest archlinux capabilities. But it is a place to start with very small steps!
Last edited by lnx (2014-04-12 12:09:17)
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