Hi!
Sorry for answering late to this, I was not in debian's bugs list.
By looking at the attached screenshot, it seems that it is a problem with the
locale setting (all times are 0 or 1, the are nothing in between). Can you
please see if the following line exist?
General/DataScanner.m:39: setlocale(LC_NUMERIC, "en_US");
Maybe you have an older version of General.bundle installed in your ~/GNUstep
or /.../GNUstep directories and Paje is using it.
Or you can force Paje to look at specific paths by using:
defaults write Paje BundlePaths '("/path/to/dir1", "/path/to/dir2")'
Paje will then search for its bundles in
/path/to/dir[12]/Bundles/Paje/name.bundle
If that still does not work, maybe for some reason the setlocale command
is not working as I thought it should in your system. To see if that is
the problem, you can edit the trace file and change all '.' by ',' and try
again. Please report what you find.
Thanks,
Benhur
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