The only XFCE developer who seemed remotely interested in this problem
suggested I try installing XFCE 4.8. This is available only as source.
I downloaded this and attempted to follow the build instructions
provided. After many hours of thrashing about in a state of ignorance,
"aided" by a d
In an attempt to get things moving, I have entered this into XFCE's
bugzilla system as bug 7231.
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I have now discovered that when the panel gets into this spin, it can be
stopped by opening the panel properties and changing it from 'Normal
height' to 'Full height'. This causes the vertical panel to expand to
fit the height of the screen. The juddering stops, and the CPU usage of
the panel pr
Further information. I have discovered that I can get out of this
behaviour by killing the xfce4-panel process, then restarting it. When
I do this, I get the following error messages:
$ xfce4-panel
(xfce4-panel:4800): xfce4-panel-WARNING **: Internal plugins need the
"X-XFCE-Module-Path" en
I don't know whether this helps, but the way I start most applications
is with keyboard shortcuts I have defined, e.g. Ctrl-Alt-T for Terminal.
When I start an application in this way, and it is an application that
allows multiple instances of itself to be run (such as Terminal), I will
interm
Package: xfce4
Version: 4.6.1.1~bpo50+1
Severity: important
I am intermittently getting this problem: when I start an application, the
taskbar (i.e. the part of the panel where icons are placed for running
applications) starts expanding and contracting at a very high rate. It is
then impossible t
Package: auditd
Version: 1.7.13-1+b1
Severity: normal
When I send the HUP signal to auditd (to get it to re-read its
configuration file), it fails to re-read the configuration file and
reports the following error to the audit log:
type=DAEMON_CONFIG msg=audit(1264985324.554:4915): auditd error ge
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