Le vendredi 24 novembre 2006 à 21:07 +0100, Philippe Duperron a écrit : > Package: gnome-swallow-applet > Version: 1.2-3 > Severity: normal > > > A wmaker applet is correctly swallowed in a gnome "drawer". But when you > start a new session, the applet is shown in a independant window. You > have to right click on the place where the applet should be, hit > "reconfigure" and click OK for the applet to come back to its > original place. > > Step to reproduce : > - install wmnet > - add a 'drawer' to the panel, 64 pixel wide to fit the windowmaker > applets > - add a swallorer to the drawer, with the following parameters : > Program to run : /usr/bin/wmnet --device br0 -l -x 2400000 -r > LightSeaGreen -t firebrick --normalstate > Window name to swallow : wmnet > - the applet is correctly swallowed > - exit your gnome session > - log in back > > -> the applet stays in a independant window instead of being swallowed > > - right click on the empty space of the drawer > - click reconfigure > - click OK > > -> the applet is back in the drawer > > I am pretty sure it happens with other windowmaker applets too.
This is something that happens when the computer is too busy, making the dockapp take too much time to launch. The applet only waits for 10 seconds. It used to happen much more often in earlier gnome-swallow versions, as gnome-swallow was endlessly looping, being responsible itself for the business, but it should be fixed now. Could you check, during login time, which process is taking so much time? If it is the applet or the dockapp itself, there's probably something wrong going on in gnome-swallow itself. Otherwise, I can increase the delay to 20 seconds, but I'd like to avoid doing it as it's not guaranteed to give better results. -- Josselin Mouette /\./\ "Do you have any more insane proposals for me?"
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