It works now. Previously I haven't get the latest ubuntu package because of the delay between official site and mirrors. After upgrade to the latest version of gtk+ from ubuntu official repo, it's fixed. That debian patch seems to fix another issue; however, it's related to this one, so both of them are fixed. Thanks. It works now. (2.10.4ubuntu2)
On 10/1/06, Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > there is no need to be worried, we still have several weeks to fix bugs and > regression like that crasher are usually fixed quickly. Your bug is not > really optimal for several reason: > - the subject doesn't describe the bug clearly > - the description mentions there is a bug without any clear description of > what the bug does and how to get it happening > - why are the "*" to "*last night*" useful for? Pointing that we are some > hours late on CVS? Do you know any distribution shipping non-tarballs > version? If that's to point to maintainer they are slow to do their job > that's probably not the case and there is no need to force on that point > - you ask "Please upgrade gtk+ to the latest version" where the package is > the uptodate version, there is no new version to upgrade to > > We appreciate your enthousiast to try getting that issue fixed though. > Maybe you can think about that next time you open a bug to make it > easier to deal with by the maintainers. Ubuntu gets a lot of bug and > having to ask several questions to understand what your issue is makes > the job non-optimal for people working on it. Anyway the bug should be > fixed now, let we know if it works for you > > -- > Current gtk+ has a critical bug crashing apps, please upgrade gtk+. > https://launchpad.net/bugs/63107 > -- Current gtk+ has a critical bug crashing apps, please upgrade gtk+. https://launchpad.net/bugs/63107 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
