I posted earlier on how to search visually similar images on Ubuntu. Webpage: historious Posted on FebruCategories HACKS/UTILS Tags bookmark manager, good bookmarks website, save store bookmarks online 5 Comments on Historious: your private mini web For programming contest enthusiasts Check it out! Use my share link to get 300 bonus bookmarks when signing up. The free service lets you have upto 2000 bookmarks through promotion. It literally translates to your personal google search. It parses the contents of the page you save and hence there’s a much brighter chance of finding the page by search keywords. If you ever faced this situation you already know how frustrating it is to remember that you have the important piece of information but you aren’t able to search it out. In most of the bookmarking sites you can save the links and have a static snapshot of the page but that doesn’t help much in the way of finding the exact bookmarked page you want when you are saving bookmarks for years (like me) because you won’t remember the tags or the keywords to search the pages. Historious showcases an amazing way of saving bookmarks. Posted on FebruCategories HACKS/UTILS Tags movie subtitles 1 Comment on Fix Subtitle Editor crash on loading subtitle Historious: your private mini web Oh yes! Do the same operation using sudo (as root) and it works fine. It won’t crash any more when loading a new subtitle. Uncheck Automatically choose video to open and you are done. The navigate to Options ▸ Preferences ▸ Video Player. The issue can be fixed simply by opening Subtitle Editor. I don’t know why a subtitle editor has to roam around in unknown territories and support playing videos (when it does its own job so well!). The crash happens after it tries to open libgstplaybin.so which is provided by the gstreamer library.
SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) 0 (0) - +++ killed by SIGSEGV +++ Segmentation fault So embarrassing!!! This is a nasty bug which has somehow survived through years! On using strace it shows the point of crash – open("/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gstreamer-0.10/ libgstplaybin.so", O_RDONLY|O_CLOEXEC) = 10 srt) for editing, Subtitle Editor immediately crashes if the corresponding video is also present in the directory. As far as I remember I found this issue on Ubuntu 12.04 and it is still there in 13.04 – when you load a new subtitle (I tried a.
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