Noticed this bug does not happen anymore, on saturdays, due to the
accent in Portuguese for the word saturday ("sábado"). I started gkrellm
in Saucy without the export command in comment #11, after changing
system date to saturday. No more crashes. This seems to be fixed.
** Changed in: gkrellm (U
OK, as a workaround, like suggested by patola above, I used the export
command. I just noticed that a single:
#!/bin/sh
export LANG="en_US"
gkrellm
script is enough (unless you don't like your calendar in English).
This bug seems related to libpango, since pango is mentioned in the
gkrellm confi
OK, something ocurred to me: the error message says something about
"calendar". OMG, could it be? Yes, as I see my posts dates, apparently
the bug happens on fridays and maybe saturdays... Well I may be wrong,
but this could mean gkrellm crashes because the character string for
friday or saturday i
Thank you Patola, next time it happens I'll try it.
Well, yesterday it did happen again. I tried unsinstalling and
installing some packages again. Installed Pinta (which now
worked, just aptitude install and it ran). No need to install
gnome-icon-theme-full, but I installed it anyway to see if
Had the same problem as you. Solved the following way:
$ export LC_COLLATE=en_US.ISO-8859-1 LC_CTYPE=en_US.ISO-8859-1
LC_MESSAGES=en_US.ISO-8859-1
$ gkrellm &
So it seems like an internationalization or character set issue. You can
make a wrapper script to start gkrellm this way, e.g.:
[patola@b
Ooops, sorry. /usr/local/bin/launch is also a custom-made script by me:
[patola@bmw patola]% cat /usr/local/bin/launch
#!/bin/bash
exec /usr/bin/nohup "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1 &
btw.: on the first script, you better change /bin/zsh to /bin/bash also. Not
everyone loves zsh :P
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After almost crashing my system by unsinstalling gnome components that I
supposed not be necessary anymore I finally got my kubuntu working
again. Some programs were missing, I managed to reinstall them, like
flashplugin-installer (i tried to use ubuntu.mirror.pop-sc.mp.br but I
got a 404 file-not-
Now it didn't work. I even tried to install lubuntu-desktop, then
ubuntu-desktop in the hope that some gtk-based problem would be solved,
but it didn't work. Even if I log into Ubuntu-desktop, it will give the
same error message. I did my best to uninstall gnome and have a working
KDE instalation,
OK, it happened again. No pinta, no gnome-icon-theme-full installed,
only gkrellm. I was going to uninstall gkrellm with aptitude and noticed
that it suggest the removal of a lot of packages (this happened the
previous times, too, but I used apt-get to remove gkrellm):
# aptitude remove gkrellm
Th
OK, this time I uninstalled pinta and it did not solve. Rebooted. Still
same error message. Removed gkrellm itself and gnome-icon-theme-full
with aptitude, which also removed gnome-icon-theme and humanity-theme.
Renamed .gkrellm2 directory from my home Rebooted, reinstalled gkrellm
with aptitude a
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