Olivier Cappe wrote:
[usefull information]
Thank you for supplying these additional information. They will help us
a lot.
@Bernhard: What do you think, is it desired behavior that GNU gv uses
XUSERFILESEARCHPATH if and only if ~/.gv is unusable? I would say no.
The documentation is quite v
> [Markus Steinborn, 25 Feb 2009 (13:32)]
> ...
> Well, there is one other possibility: Could you please tell us whether
> the environment variable XUSERFILESEARCHPATH set or not?
> If ~/.gv is not usable (not sure what is the exact condition) and
> XUSERFILESEARCHPATH is set, I believe it
> What did the .Xresources file contain?
$ cat ~/.Xresources
! Emacs
Emacs*title: emacs
Emacs*font: 8x13
Emacs*background: ivory
Emacs*foreground: black
Emacs*menubar*font: 8x13
Emacs*menubar*background: grey
Emacs*menubar*foreground: black
Emacs*reverseVideo: on
! Rxvt and Urxvt
Rxvt*font: 8x13
Bernhard R. Link wrote:
* com...@free.fr [090224 23:56]:
What did the .Xresources file contain?
I'm not that that into the internals, but I think that should only
happen if it contains a value for GV.version.
I'd say if such a file contains a GV.version then the user[1] wants to
be notified
* com...@free.fr [090224 23:56]:
> When trying to use gv (freshly installed Lenny machine but existing
> user account) I obtain
>
> gv Error: incompatible resources.
> One of the files
> /usr/share/gv/gv_system.ad
> /home/user/.Xresources
> belongs to an older version of gv and can not
Package: gv
Version: 1:3.6.5-2
Severity: normal
When trying to use gv (freshly installed Lenny machine but existing
user account) I obtain
gv Error: incompatible resources.
One of the files
/usr/share/gv/gv_system.ad
/home/user/.Xresources
belongs to an older version of gv and can no
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