I just had this exact crash problem. But it looks like one workaround would be
to uninstall completely the package, and reinstall it. At least, that worked
for me.
Maybe the minimal workaround would be to delete the configuration files, I
didn't try.
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You received this bug notification becau
Sorry, I missed an important message from the glx-dock.org forum: it is
a known problem from our side, the plug-ins have been compiled against
the wrong version of cairo-dock (see http://www.glx-
dock.org/bg_topic.php?t=4291 for more details). mattbe is taking care of
the problem, it should be solv
I just checked the glx-dock.org repository, and all the packages are at the
"2.1.3-10-lucid" version. So upgrading your package manager should solve the
problem.
For example, you can try a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get
dist-upgrade" in a terminal to achieve that; however using Ubuntu's
updat
By looking at the message, it looks like your cairo-dock-plugins package is
not as up-to-date as the cairo-dock package.
Which version are you using ? ppa ? regular glx-dock.org repository
Could you try to refresh your update-manager and see if there isn't an
update available for cairo-dock-plugins
I confirm, the code is using the MIME association... However it is true that
using xdg-open would also make sense. Anyway, with a properly configured
system, it should open the folder using Nautilus... I'll check that, as I'm
using Xfce+Cairo-dock for developping.
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 5:54 PM,
