Hi Tjelvar,
Thanks.
Can you try to run this, and say what happens?
> python >>> import gtk >>> eb = gtk.EventBox() >>> eb.get_window()
I expect an AttributeError, where what I get on my system (Ubuntu 10.04) is nothing (the method returns None.) If I'm correct, this is a bug in PyGTK on your system, that should be reported, and perhaps worked around in DreamPie.
Hi Tjelvar,
Thanks.
Can you try to run this, and say what happens?
> python
>>> import gtk
>>> eb = gtk.EventBox()
>>> eb.get_window()
I expect an AttributeError, where what I get on my system (Ubuntu 10.04) is nothing (the method returns None.) If I'm correct, this is a bug in PyGTK on your system, that should be reported, and perhaps worked around in DreamPie.