On zo, 2006-08-06 at 19:11 +, LGB [Gábor Lénárt] wrote:
> Sounds ok for me, however I see some problem here. gnome-bluetooth-
> manager is under /usr tree, thus not writable by a regular user. However
> if an application can be confused by a file which is writable by the
> user that's problem f
Sounds ok for me, however I see some problem here. gnome-bluetooth-
manager is under /usr tree, thus not writable by a regular user. However
if an application can be confused by a file which is writable by the
user that's problem for me, for example inmagine the situation where
dynamic linked ELF b
status Rejected
I'm going to call this 'user error', here's why:
- Python programs always have the current working directory at the
beginning of their python module searchpath
- Things launched from the gui have your homedir as working dir
- import gtk will thus import your 'gtk.py' which mak
I've found a file named gtk.py in my home directory (I've tried to write
a GTK app in python for 1st time), it seems it confuses gnome-bluetooth-
manager, since now it runs after removing that file. However it quite
strange behaviour for me. Dunno ...
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gnome-bluetooth-manager cannot be launched
