The bug still appears in vivid/xfce from about 3 days ago.
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Title:
indicator-application doesn
See screenshot.
"Open" should be "Open a torrent"
"Open" should be "Open URL"
"Pause" should be "Pause all torrents"
"Play" should be "Start all torrents".
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Just for the record this still affects trusty, including transmission
which is a default app.
** Attachment added: "transmission menu"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdbusmenu/+bug/1270486/+attachment/4312122/+files/tm.png
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** Changed in: thunar (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
** Changed in: unity-gtk-module (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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Could you please tell us which desktop you are using? Xfce or Unity?
Also where exactly do you right click to make it crash? And do you have
all available updates installed?
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@bmaupin yes, that would probably do the trick, but it would break Unity
if you subsequently log in to that desktop.
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Title:
This probably shouldn't be a duplicate of the fork-before-gtk_init bug,
as it's only tangentally related - it merely exposes that other bug and
requires a separate fix. This one also probably has other unrelated
consequences too.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1347272
Several XFCE
This is a bug in Flash.
For a workaround see https://github.com/ali1234/fullscreenhack
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Title:
Can'
Another side effect of this is
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-volumed/+bug/1314782
Basically, the ubuntu extra gtk modules open dbus connections which
become invalid if the application forks after calling gtk_init() - which
is not supported, but something that you can usually get
Public bug reported:
To reproduce: either start with a fresh Ubuntu install and then install
xubuntu-desktop, or start with Xubuntu and then install ubuntu-desktop -
ie have both Xfce and Unity installed on the same machine.
Xfce now has support for gtk3 indicators launched by upstart, but
indica
When I do this I can get a variety of results. If you are quick, you can
make it take a screenshot of the HUD (while it is opening so it has
partial transparency).
In order to reproduce the bug you have to hold alt long enough that it
does not open the HUD - this reveals the LIM. Then press print
** Description changed:
To reproduce, run the attached testcase1.py. You will see a new
indicator, inside it will be one menu item with label "Pause" and a
pause button icon. The menu item should have the label "Hello".
Also note that this bug has been fixed once before:
https://bugs.
testcase1.py does not trigger the bug on trusty, but testcase2.py does:
** Attachment added: "testcase for trusty"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-application/+bug/1270486/+attachment/3951740/+files/testcase2.py
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** Tags added: regression
** Description changed:
To reproduce, run the attached testcase1.py. You will see a new
indicator, inside it will be one menu item with label "Pause" and a
pause button icon. The menu item should have the label "Hello".
+
+ Also note that this bug has been fixed o
Public bug reported:
To reproduce, run the attached testcase1.py. You will see a new
indicator, inside it will be one menu item with label "Pause" and a
pause button icon. The menu item should have the label "Hello".
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: indicator-application 12.1
Public bug reported:
In ~/.cache/upstart/dbus.log the following line is shown:
Failed to activate service 'com.canonical.indicator.datetime': timed out
The indicator-datetime is not visible on the Unity panel.
This happens totally at random. This is not a duplicate of #1239710 -
that bug is fix
With Ubuntu now switching to it's own control center[1] and Gnome
Shell's control center no longer supporting external applets, it should
be possible to drop that "OnlyShowIn" line entirely.
[1]https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-
desktop/2013-December/004360.html
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** Package changed: indicator-sound (Ubuntu) => indicator-sound-gtk2
(Ubuntu)
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Title:
indi
The package in -proposed appears to fix this for me (using unreleased
xfce/gtk3 development branches).
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Yes, the new signal was backported and it is in saucy already- that is
why my fix worked. What I missed is that "child-added" was an Ubuntu-
specific thing, which is why I could never find it in the source - it's
simply gone in saucy. See the merge proposal I just submitted for the
tl;dr summary of
** Branch unlinked: lp:~a-j-buxton/libdbusmenu/appindicatorfix
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Title:
appindicator ignore
@seb128: thanks for that clue: you are right, and this fills in all the
pieces.
In raring the "child-added" signal is added by the Ubuntu specific patch
072_indicator_menu_update.patch
In saucy this patch is gone because upstream added the equivalent "insert"
signal, but libdbusmenu was not upda
This is the commit where the "insert" signal was backported from GTK3 to
GTK2:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?h=gtk-2-24&id=5ada51d3c7d3b476d954c4fdddb4895c3de00220
This explains why the fix works. However, it still doesn't explain what
happened to "child-added".
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We've seen similar things with the xfce4-panel gtk3 indicator support:
at the first load up some indicators are missing, usually indicator-
datetime. Restarting the panel makes them show up.
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So, libdbusmenu cannot be built in a PPA because of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdbusmenu/+bug/1247162
If you want to test, you can build my changes like this:
sudo apt-get build-dep libdbusmenu
wget
https://launchpad.net/~a-j-buxton/+archive/dbusmenu/+files/libdbusmenu_12.10.3%2
Public bug reported:
To reproduce, upload unmodified libdbusmenu to a PPA:
apt-get source libdbusmenu
cd libdbusmenu*
dch -i
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* Bump version for PPA test.
-- Alistair Buxton Fri, 01 Nov 2013 09:34:35 +
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** Summary changed:
- libdbusmenu fails to build from source because of test failures
+ tests fail when building with fakeroot
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** Description changed:
To reproduce:
sudo apt-get build-dep libdbusmenu
apt-get source libdbusmenu
cd libdbusmenu*
fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage
Result: nearly all of the tests fail to run properly:
make[5]: Entering directory
`/home/al/Source/test/libdbusmenu-12.10.3+13.10.2
Public bug reported:
To reproduce:
sudo apt-get build-dep libdbusmenu
apt-get source libdbusmenu
cd libdbusmenu*
fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage
Result: nearly all of the tests fail to run properly:
make[5]: Entering directory
`/home/al/Source/test/libdbusmenu-12.10.3+13.10.20130913/builddir/gtk2/t
PPA available shortly:
https://launchpad.net/~a-j-buxton/+archive/dbusmenu
Use at your own risk. I DO NOT understand why this works :(
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Title:
appindicator ignores
** Also affects: libdbusmenu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
appindica
Ok, got it working.
It turns out that there are some more GTK3 tests in the same file which
modify the argument list for the item_inserted_cb. It is necessary to
remove all the tests so that only the GTK3 versions are present
regardless of whether we are actually using GTK3 or not. Failure to do
t
Some progress:
In libdbusmenu/libdbusmenu-gtk/parser.c the following change was made:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~dbusmenu-
team/libdbusmenu/trunk.14.04/revision/355
g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (menu),
- "child-added",
- G_CALLBACK (child_a
** Description changed:
+ *** Problems with the default Bluetooth indicator on Xfce are caused by
+ a different, unrelated bug. See
+ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glipper/+bug/1203888 ***
+
downgrading to the previous version, indicator-
sound_12.10.2daily13.04.12-0ubuntu1_amd64
I have tried downgrading all the libappindicator and libdbusmenu
packages down to the raring versions and the bug is still present, which
means it must be a problem with gtk/glib.
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I just noticed that libdbusmenu produces the following warning while
building:
l /usr/bin/vapigen --library=Dbusmenu-0.4 Dbusmenu-0.4.gir
Dbusmenu-0.4.gir:877.7-877.29: warning: Signal `Dbusmenu.Menuitem.child_added'
conflicts with method of the same name
^^^
Dbus
Calling set_menu() again does not work.
The message about "child-added" actually comes from libdbusmenu - none
of the other involved packages contain this string at all.
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The part that matters (the dbus service) is launched using dbus
activation. That means that when any program tries to access the dbus
service at namespace "com.canonical.indicator.sound", the dbus daemon
will run the activation script (the bit you want to patch). In theory
this should never happen
Also, checking for the PID isn't the greatest idea if there are multiple
user sessions. It might be better to check the XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP
environment variable.
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So this is my final analysis:
The sound indicator has two parts: there is the part which gets loaded
to the panel and displays the icons and menus, and then there is the
dbus service which coordinates between the indicator and all the audio
players. Both these parts exist in both the gtk2 and gtk3
Hmm... what you've written here doesn't really make sense. You can only
use the gtk2 indicator in the current xfce packages. There is absolutely
no way to load gtk3 indicators without installing a custom version of
several xfce components.
So whatever the problem is, it's a problem with the gtk2 i
indicator-bluetooth is now working for me. It still produces the error
about com.canonical.indicator.switch, but it is showing up on the panel,
including the menu. The blueman-applet is right next to it and is still
broken. This is after i've been playing around all day killing services
and so on,
@dtl131 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glipper/+bug/1203888/
covers blueman-applet - that bug also affects glipper.
indicator-bluetooth and indicator-sound I am not sure of - they could be
the same bug or they could be different.
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Please ignore previous example code. It looks like what is happening is
that glipper and blueman are trying to add menu entries after sending
the menu to the indicator, which doesn't work any more in Saucy. The
following code will display both menu items in 12.04 but in Saucy only
"One" is displaye
Ok - there's two things going on here.
First, when you get the bluetooth icon with an empty menu, that isn't
indicator-bluetooth. It is blueman, which uses appindicator. Something
is wrong there so it sends an empty menu.
Second, indicator-bluetooth is also broken - but in this case it's so
broke
Weird. In 13.10 bluetooth is a Unity service/indicator-ng, but it still
uses appindicator APIs, but it doesn't use the library version of them,
so it must have it's own.
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@daniel: I don't think it is directly related to the xfce4 indicator
applet - I'm testing gtk3/indicator-ng support from upstream, and with
it the sound menu works fine, but bluetooth menu is still broken. So it
is either unrelated bugs, or something fixed in indicator-sound and not
indicator-sound
Actually, I'm not sure how the reporter of bug 1219938 even got the
bluetooth indicator to appear in Xubuntu given that is has no gtk2
version.
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