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[Mark Everitt <830813@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A quick fix for this seems to be:

Install qt4-qtconfig.
Run it and select a GUI Style that is not the default or GTK+. Motif seems to work nicely.
Delete the .anki folder in your home directory (but save your decks somewhere).
Run Anki. To be safe perhaps remove Anki and reinstall it first. 

This is obviously not a proper fix, but Anki will run. This isn't my
solution. I found it on a forum somewhere (sorry, can't remember the
location). I hope this works well enough for people who rely on Anki to
get it running.

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  Anki eats all memory and crashes system

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