Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: gnome-do (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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The testing package also works great for me, thank you so much! Can I
buy you a beer or book, gittip, or something?
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Title:
gnome-do crashes
This 0.95.1 package seems to work fine.
On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 4:52 PM, Chris Halse Rogers
ch...@cooperteam.net wrote:
Thanks for the ping.
Sadly, Do 0.9 doesn't build in 14.04 (I really should have stayed on
top of that a bit more);
Thanks for the ping.
Sadly, Do 0.9 doesn't build in 14.04 (I really should have stayed on
top of that a bit more);
https://launchpad.net/~raof/+archive/ubuntu/14-04-do-testing has a
0.95.1 package that would be good to test.
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Are there any workarounds to this? Are their libraries I could manually
update that might solve this issue?
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gnome-do crashes with
Urgh. The Do in 14.04 is the quite old 0.9 release. I thought I'd
uploaded 0.95! It's also using ndesk-dbus, rather than the newer
dbus-sharp.
I'll set up a couple of PPAs with testing packages - one with a simple
rebuild against dbus-sharp, and a 0.95 one. The simple rebuild might be
able to
@Luis: fwiw, I can reproduce it consistently. The only time it doesn't
happen is if Tomboy notes is closed or the Tomboy plugin is deactivated.
My workaround was to quit Tomboy notes, start Do, deactivate Tomoboy
plugin in do, and then I can use Do and Tomboy but, obviously, without
the notes in
This is really killing me. Gnome-do integration with Tomboy notes was
my productivity bread butter. Anything I can do to help provide
information or debugging to fix this?
I just upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04 and started having this problem.
x86_64.
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Also, it's not easily reproducible, on my other machine it used to
happen but no longer, and on the first one sometimes on reboot works
fine for a while and then no more.
On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 12:00 PM, Randy Syring ra...@thesyrings.us wrote:
This is really killing me. Gnome-do integration
Hm. I was sure I'd seen this error before, but googling doesn't bring up
any hits that aren't this bug.
I'll poke around a bit. This seems likely to be a DBus# bug.
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