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It stopped working since gnome 2.20 upgrade. It doesn't even want to start, and automatically removes from panel when I try to restore it.
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Hello,
Archlinux devs already know about this :
http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/8345
But I do not see what they can do since it is not under their responsability.
Gnome devs know too :
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=485158
And they do not seem to be very worried about this problem ... ![]()
I will try to see if they have the problem at Ubuntu too and post some news as soon as possible.
Cheers,
Chicha
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Thank you for the information. I should have checked bug reports.
PS : I am also using Ubuntu 7.10 on my laptop, the applet works
Last edited by p_schott (2007-10-24 09:19:59)
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Ubuntu applies some patch :
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/m … u3.diff.gz
I am going to see why and what for and try some of them to see if it solves our problem.
Cheers,
Chicha
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Hello
I found a patch in Fedora's package.
See my comments in http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/8345
If you need a PKGBUILD just ask, I will provide mine.
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I would love a PKGBUILD! (Or of cause that these patches are applied to the official package!) Great research btw.
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Ok, no problem : I will post my PKGBUILD tonight (as soon as I get back to home
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Here is my PKGBUILD :
http://cdadhemar.free.fr/projects/arch/ … applet.tar
Please notice it also uses some Fedora/Gnome patches which improve the functionnality.
For more info see the bug report mentioned above and Fedora's package comments :
http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/f … c8.src.rpm
I hope it helped !
Cheers,
Chicha.
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Worked like a charm for me. Thank you very much, chicha
!
Last edited by p_schott (2007-11-27 20:00:45)
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I am happy it worked for you too p_schott ![]()
In the patches there are some nice improvements. For instance it fill in the name into gdm when you switch user, so that you only need to enter the password. This is not the case with the default applet where you have to enter again the name of the user, which is a bit silly, btw ... ![]()
Cheers,
Chicha
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