On Thu, 15 Nov 2012 15:10:06 +0900
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Thu, 15 Nov 2012 15:05:51 +1030 Simon Lees <[email protected]> said:
> 
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I'll make a brief comment on this  not that it means much because i don't
> > have the time to implement my soln and you are the ones that would have to
> > deal with it. At work where i have a old OS on a distro i don't package for
> > or care about i build from source and use the forcasts and photo's module,
> > i haven't looked at the code for either so i have no idea what state they
> > are in but they both work for me on multiple systems so oneday i may
> > consider packaging them. I am yet to see the current waring as i can't
> > upgrade atm but if it was a once off with a checkbox saying don't show
> 
> it is.

?! "I know" button doesn't help. The warning is still shown every time.
If users had the opportunity to turn it off permanently, no one would
ever complain about it.


-- Igor

> > again i would be happy enough if it came up every time like some of the
> > compositing errors i would not be, and i wouldn't package these modules in
> > a official repository.
> 
> i'd suggest not packaging them anyway.
> 
> > My prefered solution which probably isn't yours as it is slightly more work
> > for you would be to only show this popup in the segfault recovery popup if
> > 3rd party modules are loaded. "Something bad has happened, Enlightenment
> 
> people don't read it - or only a few do. they just try and get rid of it
> asap. :) it also hapens to tell you your e is tainted with 3rd party modules
> here, but it tells u at the time the module is loaded too so you know which 
> one
> it is.
> 
> > has crashed. You are running 3rd Party modules this may be the cause". I
> > would also get enlightenment to create a "diagnostics file" for debugging
> > which would contain a list of loaded modules the compositor in use,
> 
> this becomes way too invovled as the crash dialog is insanely thin and minimal
> not even using efl... it goes to x directly just in case its a core bug in efl
> somewhere. it knows very little about e at that point and giving it all this
> data is a huge amount of work and thats why we warn in advance - same way the
> kernel does in its output (dmesg etc.) when tainting it with proprietary
> modules.
> 
> > graphics driver potentially the screen layout and any other info that can
> > be gathered at startup and make it compolsory for bug reports to be
> > accompanied by this file. This would give you more useful info that a
> > inexperienced user may not be able to pin down but would be more effort to
> > start up.
> > 
> > Cheers,
> > Simon

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