On Mon, 8 Jun 2009, Bill Maas wrote: > - evolution is incredibly slow at startup
Known issue. Probably threads related, but it is just a wild guess. I had no time to look into the issue for real yet. > - deleting a message before it is fully loaded will cause evolution to > crash Interesting, I'll try to reproduce that one. > - PrtScr doesn't work, even though it's registered with the Gnome > shortcuts I'll have a look. > Granted, only the last one is a potential GNOME bug, but they're > definitely all "desktop". These occur on _my_ machine, I don't know if > these quirks are universal and reproducible, hence the need for > discussion before firing bug reports at maintainers. I've been reluctant > to post a message each time I encounter an issue like these, because I You should not be shy in bugging maintainers if something should work but does not. Just make sure it is not a known issue, FAQ or pebcak. > know (and strongly agree) that desktop isn't OpenBSD's core business. OpenBSD is not a business and you'd be surprised to know how people use it in "their" business. On a side note, I think having a "secure by default" desktop is the best. > I'll file a bug report for the evolution crashes, that's definitely a > bug. Having separate support channels for "server" and "desktop" is > quite commonplace, and usually serves to keep the "server" channel more > interesting and on-topic;). > > About the 3d "bug": I'm not a GNOME expert, so maybe I'm overlooking > something, but I tried using xmodmap both ways..: > > xmodmap -e 'keycode 111 = Print' > xmodmap -e 'keysym Print = Print' > > .. and "Take a screenshot" is set to Print in the Keyboard shortcuts > window. 'gnome-screenshot' works well, both from the commandline and > from the launcher, but it's not much use for taking fullscreen shots. > Even if the feature is deliberately disabled, the Keyboard shortcuts > menu make a false suggestion. > > Also, copying from a vi(m) screen in an xterm window doesn't seem to > work (haven't made any attempt to sort that out yet). xterm != GNOME, so I'll leave that one to others ;) > That's all, for now;) > > Bill > > dmesg: > OpenBSD 4.5 (GENERIC) #1749: Sat Feb 28 14:51:18 MST 2009 > dera...@i386.openbsd.org:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compile/GENERIC On a side note, you may want to try -current as lots of bugfixes went into GNOME since 4.5 came out. Cheers! -- Antoine
