Crystal Image has serious issues with PulseAudio! - It appears
as if all buttons are linked to some (not activated) system sound.
Any widget operation, such as opening a window, emit a PulseAudio call
which lead to cimage crashing. This bug is not inside the Crystal Image
codebase. Observations: Gnome desktop + Pulseaudio + cimage seem to work.
KDE + PulseAudio + cimage seem to work, but if Gnome is installed as well,
cimage crashes. Furthermore, no problems have been observed on Ubuntu 8.04.
Additional observation: If cimage is run with elevated privileges (sudo cimage),
the crash does not happen. Could the crash be related to some inaccessible driver?
Perhaps this is just a question of adding a line to /etc/group? Workaround 1: Disable system sounds - in Gnome: System ->
Preferences -> Sound; Choose "No Sounds" as sound theme. Workaround 2: In KDE -
make sure the Ubuntu desktop is not installed. Workaround 3: It appears that uninstalling the package "canberra-pulse" fixes the problem.
Macros: Nested if-else-endif does not work The macro interpreter does not recognize the else
that corresponds to an if. This bug is limited to nested
if-else structures. Nested if-endif structures without
else work properly, and non-nested if-else-endif structures work
properly, too.
Workaround: Split outer-level if-else-endif structures into
two mutually exclusive if-endif structures.
Macros: In some cases, an unbalanced FOR/ENDFOR, WHILE/ENDWHILE, IF/ENDIF etc
cause cimage to crash rather than display an error message. If you get mysterious
crashes, such as double-free or bufer overflow problems, this may be the cause.
