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  • From: Eric Sandall <eric AT sandall.us>
  • To: sm-discuss AT lists.ibiblio.org
  • Subject: Re: [SM-Discuss] GNOME 2.28.0
  • Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:57:05 -0700

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Eric Sandall wrote:
> Ladislav Hagara wrote:
>> Hi,
>> stable gtk+2 was released, spell is in test grimoire.
>> Hal issue was fixed by 68725f60db86a3a586db5313c8660399c880e4a9,
>> I just set "--disable-policy-kit" even policykit was enabled/installed
>> and set PATCHLEVEL ++.
>
>> Seems some problems can arise with gobject-introspection.
>> Some spells (for example clutter) if gobject-introspection is installed
>> need some another spell (pango in this example) compiled with
>> gobject-introspection. It is a problem if gobject-introspection was
>> installed after pango. There are two possibilities, recast pango with
>> gobject-introspection (seems spells will need optional_depends on this)
>> or just remove gobject-introspection and cluter or clutter-gtk will cast
>> OK. Need some investigation.
>> Moreover seems gtk+2 has some issue, and even gobject-introspection is
>> installed it is cast without gobject-introspection support.
>> So clutter-gtk has to be cast without gobject-introspection support
>> (added optional_depends for it already).
>
>> Probably the best advice for users is "do not install
>> gobject-introspection" now. :-)
>
> I think you may want to move all this GNOME stuff to a separate branch
> and revert it in test until it does get working. That's why we have
> branches. :)
>
> You can use SUB_DEPENDS for the gobject-inspection extra requirements in
> pango for certain packages. Sorcery would then force a recompile with
> the appropriate flags.

My GTK apps (mainly firefox, midori, and evolution, but not thunderbird
or pidgin) are constantly crashing, I believe after the gtk+ update, but
perhaps another change.

I know others have seen this, one fixed it by changing what font was
being used (changed default font for an app from Arial to something
else), but this person has no issues with firefox.

Anyone found a cause for this?

- -sandalle

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Eric Sandall | Source Mage GNU/Linux Developer
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