Saw this post for MacOS X. Not 'yet' for linux.
Using the latest stable Manjaro linux and after the update to TexStudio 2.10.0. I get the following when opening a .tex file (it happens with different .tex files):
crashed with signal SIGSEGV
SIGSEGV (TXS-Version 5480:1100add4a42f R )
SIGSEGV (TXS-Version 5480:1100add4a42f R )
SIGSEGV (TXS-Version 5480:1100add4a42f R )
SIGSEGV (TXS-Version 5480:1100add4a42f R )[bt] texstudio(ZN12SimulatedCPU13setfrom_realEv+0) [0x687ff0]
[bt] texstudio(ZN12SimulatedCPU13setfrom_realEv+0) [0x687ff0]"/tmp/texstudio_backtrace1.txt"
The backtrace file says the following:
SIGSEGV (TXS-Version 5480:1100add4a42f R )
[bt] texstudio(ZN12SimulatedCPU13setfrom_realEv+0) [0x687ff0]
Downgrading to 2.9.4 'fixes' the issue, it works like a charm.
The same problem here, with ArchLinux!
Will there be an official bug-fix release soon? If version 10.0.2 fixes it. I dont feel like building the package myself.
Last edit: Hauke T. 2015-09-15
This is a known bug, please use a newer build:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:jsundermeyer/texstudio-2.10.2
Is it possible to create a new tar.gz? I'm unable to extract a valid one from the RPM provided by the opensuse repo.
you can download the source from https://sourceforge.net/p/texstudio/hg/ci/default/tree/
(snapshot)
Ok, it also worked for me.
I'm using Manjaro Linux (Arch based)
Thank you!