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FS#19177 - [avant-window-navigator] Clicking in "dock preferences" does not start the panel

Attached to Project: Community Packages
Opened by Dormeletti Carlo (onekk) - Monday, 19 April 2010, 19:43 GMT
Last edited by Dan Griffiths (Ghost1227) - Saturday, 08 May 2010, 00:19 GMT
Task Type Bug Report
Category Packages
Status Closed
Assigned To Dan Griffiths (Ghost1227)
Architecture All
Severity Low
Priority Normal
Reported Version
Due in Version Undecided
Due Date Undecided
Percent Complete 100%
Votes 0
Private No

Details

Description:

community/avant-window-navigator 0.4.0-5


Clicking in "dock preferences" won't start the awn panel

if i launch awn-settings on command line i obtain this error.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/awn-settings", line 1223, in <module>
awnmanager = awnManagerMini()
File "/usr/bin/awn-settings", line 1092, in __init__
self.themeCustomize = awnThemeCustomizeMini(self.wTree)
File "/usr/bin/awn-settings", line 673, in __init__
self.ui_setup()
File "/usr/bin/awn-settings", line 817, in ui_setup
False, config.BIND_METHOD_FALLBACK)
glib.GError: Il file chiavi non presenta la chiave "tooltip_outline_color"


Additional info:
* package version(s)
* config and/or log files etc.

i use xfce4


Steps to reproduce:
awn-settings

This task depends upon

Closed by  Dan Griffiths (Ghost1227)
Saturday, 08 May 2010, 00:19 GMT
Reason for closing:  Fixed
Additional comments about closing:  implemented onekk's workaround for now. anyone knows a better way, let me know
Comment by Dan Griffiths (Ghost1227) - Tuesday, 20 April 2010, 06:34 GMT
Is this xfce specific or can anyone reproduce it in another DE/WM?
Comment by Lukasz Soltykowski (luksol) - Wednesday, 21 April 2010, 08:05 GMT
I have the same with Gnome. Exactly the same error message.

I was using xfce before, so this may be related to something that xfce installation does, but when I was trying to launch awn-settings I was running Gnome.
Comment by Graham (grogers3.14) - Sunday, 25 April 2010, 10:41 GMT
I do not experience this problem in lxde. However, it seems to be a problem with glib. What versions are your pygobject and glib2 packages?

$ packer -Q pygobject glib2
pygobject 2.21.1-1
glib2 2.24.0-1
Comment by Dormeletti Carlo (onekk) - Sunday, 25 April 2010, 21:31 GMT
here the result of my command
yaourt -Q pygobject glib2

extra/pygobject 2.21.1-1
core/glib2 2.24.0-1

it seems that the versions are the same

Regards
Comment by Matt Lichtenberg (kerobaros) - Monday, 26 April 2010, 05:13 GMT
I am having the same problem with awn-settings. Running Gnome, fully updated.

Also:
~ > pacman -Q pygobject glib2
pygobject 2.21.1-1
glib2 2.24.0-1

If we're all running the same version of glib2, and it's working for some of us... I officially have no idea.
Comment by Caillin Campsie (Darkwind) - Friday, 30 April 2010, 08:33 GMT
Same issue. Running fully updated gnome as well.

$ pacman -Q pygobject glib2
pygobject 2.21.1-1
glib2 2.24.0-1

Out of curiosity, I tried compiling the BZR version from the AUR - same problem.
Comment by Lukasz Soltykowski (luksol) - Friday, 30 April 2010, 08:39 GMT
@kerobaros

I know that you are running Gnome, but I am just wondering, have you got, or had, xfce installed? I am just wondering, is it xfce that is breaking things.
Comment by Caillin Campsie (Darkwind) - Friday, 30 April 2010, 09:06 GMT
I have never had xfce installed
Comment by Matt Lichtenberg (kerobaros) - Friday, 30 April 2010, 16:23 GMT
@luksol Nope, no Xfce installed here.
Comment by Dormeletti Carlo (onekk) - Sunday, 02 May 2010, 09:29 GMT
Partially solved, it worked for me but it isn't an elegant solution, in awn-settings, which is a python script i modified around lline 800 this block in this manner

(move the offendig line out of the definition, and commented it)


self.color_map = [
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.GSTEP1, "theme_firstgradient", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.GSTEP2, "theme_secondgradient", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.GHISTEP1, "theme_firsthighlight", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.GHISTEP2, "theme_secondhighlight", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.BORDER, "theme_outerborder", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.HILIGHT, "theme_innerborder", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.ICON_TEXT_COLOR, "theme_icon_font_color", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.ICON_TEXT_OUTLINE_COLOR, "theme_icon_font_outline_color", True),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.TOOLTIP_FONT_COLOR, "theme_tooltip_font_color", False),
(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.TOOLTIP_BG_COLOR, "theme_tooltip_bg_color", False),

(self.client, defs.THEME, defs.SEP_COLOR, "theme_separator_color", True),
(self.client, defs.EFFECTS, defs.DOT_COLOR, "effects_dot_color", True),
(self.client, defs.EFFECTS, defs.ACTIVE_RECT_COLOR, "activerect_color", True),
(self.client, defs.EFFECTS, defs.ACTIVE_RECT_OUTLINE, "activerect_outline_color", True)
]
# (self.client, defs.THEME, defs.TOOLTIP_OUTLINE_COLOR, "theme_tooltip_outline_color", False),



it works but it's a woekaround

Best Regards

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