In terminal preference / colors: clicking one of the color buttons in the Palette section and trying to change its color causes a crash. Are you supposed to be able to change these? If not, then could you make it so it doesn't crash if you try?
Works fine here. If you run 'terminal --disable-server' in another terminal and change the color, does it print any warnings/errors? Could you provide a backtrace?
I haven't been able to determine a sequence to reliably reproduce this bug. When it occurs there is no backtrace just a segfault. While trying to find a way to reproduce it, I got to the point where I couldn't get it to crash no matter what I did! I only noticed it and thought it worth reporting because it first crashed while I had complicated sessions running in other tabs, I was a bit annoyed :) On reflection, its probably not important. I'll have to remember not to play with the config while I have other work in progress.
Well I you find a way to reproduce it, you could compile with debugging support (--enable-debug=full) and run the terminal in gdb: gdb terminal run --disable-server <way for crash> bt <attach output on bugzilla> It should never crash, very simple, whether you have 1 or a whole bunch of terminals opened.
If was possible to crash in the color read code (not very likely, but still), this should now be fixed. Please re-open if you can still reproduce this.