On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 12:51 +0100, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Mike Cornelison [2007-02-22 16:09 +0100]:
> > When a GUI application outputs error messages to stdout or stderr, it is
> > like writing them into a black hole.
>
> They are actually supposed to go to ~/.xsession-errors. Please file
Hi,
Mike Cornelison [2007-02-22 16:09 +0100]:
> When a GUI application outputs error messages to stdout or stderr, it is
> like writing them into a black hole.
They are actually supposed to go to ~/.xsession-errors. Please file
bugs if that doesn't happen for a particular case. At least it work
On 2/22/07, Mike Cornelison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When a GUI application outputs error messages to stdout or stderr, it is
> like writing them into a black hole. This stupid practice should stop.
> Messages to stdout or stderr should pop-up in a text window. This should
> be a standard part
I just had yet another unpleasant experience trying to play a multimedia
file (quick time .mov file). I tried several media players and I
witnessed crashes, cryptic messages and often nothing at all unless I
ran the app from a terminal in order to see messages to stdout and
stderr. I got the me
