From: Ken H. <ke...@ha...> - 2006-04-30 22:05:51
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On Apr 30, 2006, at 2:39 PM, Christopher Arndt wrote: > Hi, > > it's been a while since I used ROX, but today I decided to switch the > desktop environment on my 1.2Ghz laptop to ROX (Nautilus is just > too too > annoying and slow ;-) > > I run Ubuntu (Breezy) and I have put together some notes about the > issues I encountered while setting up and configuring everything. I > will > post a link to these later. > > I was able to solve almost every problem, except that I was unable to > get the configuration apps (Keyboard, Mouse, Font, etc.) running. They > all fail with the following Python exception: > ... > > I had a functional ROX-Desktop on my desktop machine (also running > Breezy), but when I tried to log in today, choosing the "ROX" from the > login manager, my session failed, because ROX-Session could not find > libdbus-glib-1.so.0. > > I assume, that Ubuntu updated dbus since I last used the ROX > desktop on > my desktop machine, and now the Python bindings are messed up. They > must > have supported the "get_service" method earlier, because I know that I > used the configure apps on my desktop machine and the versions > there use > this method too. > > I see on the software listing page for "Mouse", that at least one > other > person has run into the same problem, though I could not find anything > about this on the ROX or DBUS mailing lists. Does anybody have an > idea, > how to fix this? > > Unfortunately, compiling & updating dbus to the latest version > seems not > to be a viable option, because this would mean updating a lot of other > packages too. I tried to install the Python bindings from dbus-0.60 on > their own, but this does not seem to be supported by the Makefile :-( > > Is there an easy way to update these apps to use XXML-RPC? > > Any help greatly appreciated! > > Chris a) I believe that Thomas' and Stephen's discussion about settings/ session.py earlier today relates to this. b) Tony H. posted patched versions of all the configlets months ago. They work fine for me. http://www.realh.ukfsn.org/roxdbus.html |