Problems at use | Problèmes à l'utilisation
Subscription date : 12 December 2009
Messages : 28
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Running CD v3.0.2 with -opengl on Gentoo/Xfce/Compiz, gtk 3.4. This is a mature system, and has run CD for years. I have recently noticed two problems. First, when CD starts up, I get the following message in tty1:
cairo_dock_create_surface_from_image: assertion `cImagePath != NULL' failed
CD starts, however, and appears to function normally. My second question is this. After opening an app with a launcher, for example, thunar, I get the following message referencing the CD temporary build directory - although as before, CD *seems* to function normally otherwise:
warning: (/var/tmp/portage/x11-misc/cairo-dock-3.0.2/work/cairo-dock-3.0.2/src/gldit/cairo-dock-icon-factory.c: cairo_dock_load_icon_image:103)
Icon thunderrd - File manager is not inside a container!!!
This message varies somewhat, depending on which app is opened, like xchat or firefox.
I tried re-emerging CD and the plugins with no success. Although CD seems to run properly, these annoying messages spam the tty and most likely run in the hundreds. I have tried searching for solutions but either the documented problem isn't the same, or the fix suggested didn't work. Why the error is referencing a directory that for all intents and purposes does not exist except while building, I do not understand.
Can someone point me in the right direction? |
fabounet, Thursday 14 February 2013 à 23:33
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Subscription date : 12 December 2009
Messages : 28
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Thank you for the info, fabounet; no, I didn't disable the taskbar, but whatever the case I think you're right to do something about this error - the spamming of the tty isn't good. Perhaps it's ok in a place other than the tty, like a logfile or something? The tty is where I really want to see errors/information from X. |
fabounet, Saturday 16 February 2013 à 18:38
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Subscription date : 30 November 2007
Messages : 17118
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maybe it's ok with the 3.1 (or even better with the 3.2), I don't see these warnings |
Problems at use | Problèmes à l'utilisation
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