fredbezies posted on Sat, 10 Dec 2011 16:22:36 +0100 as excerpted: > I will suscribe and report the problem. Thanks for the tip ;)
Well, what I was trying to say is that since the problem was posted here already, that should be enough (no need to repost there), and indeed, post to whichever list you want when it's a git issue... just that you might want to subscribe there too, in ordered to keep up with developments that might be posted to only one list or the other, not both. An example would be hmueller's announcement that this pan tree, formerly on github as judgefudge/pan2, was now moved to the official gnome pan repo, as the testing branch. Originally he posted that announcement to the dev list only... and a few days later we had someone asking here what happened as he couldn't reach the judgefudge repo on github any longer. Several answers pointed him at the new gnome repo, testing branch, but had he been following both lists, he'd have known that already, as he'd have seen the announcement on the dev list. So my point was, follow both if you're doing live-git builds, so as to avoid missing stuff like that. But you can post to either group (well, list, but it's newsgroup to those like me reading it on gmane). But I guess I didn't get that clearly conveyed and you posted there too, which is fine as well, just a bit of unnecessary duplication. Oh, BTW, you mentioned that you're running gnome3, so of course have gtk3 and perhaps built pan against that instead of gtk2. It's worth noting that while the pan gtk3 support code is there and it's possible to build pan against gtk3, that's rather less stable and tested than the gtk2 code. So unless you want to specifically test the gtk3 code, it's recommended that you build against gtk2 instead, at this point. It'll be more stable. It's possible that's what was triggering your crashes. FWIW, I don't have gtk3 on my system at all, only gtk2. I expect things to get interesting when firefox builds against gtk3 as well as it does against gtk2, as at that point the pressure will be on to get everything else switched over to gtk3 as well, but until firefox switches, that's not going to happen so there's little pressure for anything else. And last I checked probably a couple months ago, firefox had some major work to do before it was fully gtk3 compatible. Perhaps sometime next year, which means that by 2H2012 the pressure could be building for other apps as well, and leading edge distros will likely be starting to drop gtk2- only apps in 2013, but I don't seriously expect it much before that. -- Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. "Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users
