Take the tour ×  I get this a lot when working in python, at
seemingly random times when running my program.  Assertion 't =
find_next_time_event(m)' failed at pulse/mainloop.c:741,
function calc_next_timeout(). Aborting. Aborted (core dumped)
What does it mean, and how can I maybe avoid it?  share|improve
this question Why not show some code, especially around the
mentioned line? –  Nanne Feb 7 at 16:13 The mentioned code isn't
in the user's program. It's in a library being pulled in. – 
dobey Feb 7 at 17:13 add comment  1 Answer  It is a bug in a
library you are using, or a bug in the way you are using it.
Given the pulse/mainloop.c:741 in the error, it seems like
you're probably using Pulseaudio, and likely doing something
wrong with the way you're using that API.  You probably need to
fix the bug in your code (or in pulseaudio, if it's actually a
bug there), to avoid the issue.  share|improve this answer My
program is not using any sound! –  user11177 Feb 7 at 16:27
Well, you are using something that doe