When I try to run the GUI, I get the error message:
Could not load 'ui-connect-gui.glade'.
Check your ed2k-gtk-gui installation!
Running it from the command line, i get this sort of thing:
WARNING: theme 'default' not found, using 'default'
WARNING: error loading icon 'none': Failed to open file '/usr/local/share/ed2k_gui/icons/default/none.png': No such file or directory
WARNING: error loading icon 'ok': Failed to open file '/usr/local/share/ed2k_gui/icons/default/ok.png': No such file or directory
I'll spare you the whole thing, it's just more of the same -- "No such file or directory". It looks like all of these files were installed to a different directory, /usr/share/ed2k/icons... Am i safe to fix this just by moving them to where ed2k is looking for them?
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Yes, you can move the directories with the icons and .glade files freely. It's a bit odd though, never ran into this myself (and I always installed into /usr/local)
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When I try to run the GUI, I get the error message:
Could not load 'ui-connect-gui.glade'.
Check your ed2k-gtk-gui installation!
Running it from the command line, i get this sort of thing:
WARNING: theme 'default' not found, using 'default'
WARNING: error loading icon 'none': Failed to open file '/usr/local/share/ed2k_gui/icons/default/none.png': No such file or directory
WARNING: error loading icon 'ok': Failed to open file '/usr/local/share/ed2k_gui/icons/default/ok.png': No such file or directory
I'll spare you the whole thing, it's just more of the same -- "No such file or directory". It looks like all of these files were installed to a different directory, /usr/share/ed2k/icons... Am i safe to fix this just by moving them to where ed2k is looking for them?
Yes, you can move the directories with the icons and .glade files freely. It's a bit odd though, never ran into this myself (and I always installed into /usr/local)
I had the same problem, moving the files helped.
Looks like something that needs to be fixed.