Hm. I never had a default.xml, only those empty preferences.xml. Ok, I tried to delete the prefences.xml and use your file as defaults.xml. It reacted as it always does, when there is no preferences.xml. The second start would not yield a running program.
Then I tried your defaults.xml as my preferences.xml, and it did run once but overwrote the preferences.xml with an empty file. regarding the debian version, it is a squeeze updated from lenny. ----- When I start it like this: $ LANG=C LC_ALL=C stopmotion It works completely. (At least that's a workaround) Greetings mo Philipp Hübner wrote: > Hi, > > I can reproduce your reported behaviour if I clear > ~/.stopmotion/defaults.xml . > > But when I do 'rm -r ~/.stopmotion' and start stopmotion again, it > creates a working defaults.xml for me. > It is attached. > Please take it and try to start stopmotion. Then report any problems you > encounter. > > We have to find out why stopmotion does not generate a working > defaults.xml for you. > > Stupid question: your /home is not out of space, is it? > > Please remove ~/.stopmotion and start the program again. > If ~/.stopmotion/defaults.xml gets created but is empty, we can exclude > a rights problem from possible causes. > > Best wishes, > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-rc-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
