You can usually install the required library to fix the problem. A temporary fix may be to create a symlink but this must be done with extreme caution as it may create an unstable condition. A better workaround is to use a tarball to install the software instead of the package build until the libraries are in sync between the build and your Operating System install.
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-\textit{ Loading a very large number of media files, for example 500 clips, crashes \CGG{} with messages similar to the following that are displayed in the window from where you started \CGG{}:}
+\textit{Loading a very large number of media files, for example 500 clips, crashes \CGG{} with messages similar to the following that are displayed in the window from where you started \CGG{}:}
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-\textit{Using a non-supported locale could cause a failure in starting \CGG{} with the following error.}
+\textit{Using a non-supported locale could cause a failure in starting \CGG{} with the following error:}
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In the mask window, check the box \textit{Disable OpenGL masking} to use software instead of OpenGL.
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+\textit{Stack smashing detected error message.}
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+In at least one scenario, the fix for this is to go to Settings -> Performance and set "Use HW Device" to "none".
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\section{Menu Bar Shell Commands}%
\label{sec:menu_bar_shell_commands}
\index{shell commands}