It appears the correct fix is to not install the pidgin-libnotify plugin
into the purple-2 lib directory as this plugin relies on GTK+ for
alerts. That doesn't make sense for non-GTK purple-based apps (e.g.,
finch) and per the plugin guide this should not be installed as a core
module. See: http://
I also have seen this since upgrading from natty to oneiric.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/862061
Title:
No handlers could be found for logger "softwarecenter.distro.Ubuntu"
To mana
Less broken patch. This applies against the existing indicate.patch
file. I'm sure it's not a proper Ubuntu patch but at least it should
apply correctly, unlike the previous.
It is also tested and working (i.e., not spamming my finch console.)
** Patch added: "Patch to existing indicate.patch to
** Patch removed: "Comment out g_debug statements causing issue."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin-libnotify/+bug/485844/+attachment/2314829/+files/patch-debian_patches_indicate.patch
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Can we get this fixed? orzo's comment back on 2010 seems on the money.
Ubuntu's pidgin-libnotify patches add g_debug statements that cause this
message to randomly corrupt the finch screen. It makes the interface
pretty much unusable.
To fix it, either finch needs to catch those messages or we sho
