[PATCH] Find the correct applet

[Gabriel de Perthuis]

The current code to find the clock applet finds an applet that might not be enabled. That can happen when an applet or a panel is deleted; it will still exist in gconf thanks to a schema, but won't be referenced anywhere. The patch enumerates only enabled applets.

[Jeff Fortin Tam (kiddo)]

I'm seeing this bug too. On my desktop computer, redshift launches fine without any parameters (so it manages to get the info from my clock's timezone/city), but on my laptop it doesn't work:

"No city selected as currenty city.
Initialization of gnome-clock failed."

Both computers have the city/timezone set identically. I saw that the laptop has lots of old applets listed in gconf that aren't actually there.

[Jon Lund Steffensen (jonls)]

Thanks for the patch. I'm going to merge this for the next release.

[Gabriel de Perthuis (g2p)]

Thank you for mergeing!

[Wolter HV (wolterh)]

I have the same problem so I compiled the branch, but after having to deal with some PYTHONPATH problems, the application ran just as the repository installed one. The gnome-clock module still wasn't working. Am I doing something wrong?

[Gabriel de Perthuis (g2p)]

@Wolter
Is there a default location in your clock preferences?
Did you uninstall the repository installed redshift?