It's actually not a GNOME Split bug. When you use this:
mkdir ~/.recently-used.xbel
You are creating a directory right? But ".recently-used.xbel" *must* be a file (not a directory).
Also, if you use :
touch ~/.recently-used.xbel
The file will be empty and GNOME Split will crash too.
To avoid this, you can just remove the file :
rm ~/.recently-used.xbel*
And then GNOME Split will start. As I already said, it is not a GNOME Split bug. But, it can be a java-gnome bug or even a glib / gtk bug (but I don't think so). So, I will report it as a java-gnome bug and will see how will it go.
Hello Nico,
It's actually not a GNOME Split bug. When you use this:
mkdir ~/.recently- used.xbel
You are creating a directory right? But ".recently- used.xbel" *must* be a file (not a directory).
Also, if you use :
touch ~/.recently- used.xbel
The file will be empty and GNOME Split will crash too.
To avoid this, you can just remove the file :
rm ~/.recently- used.xbel*
And then GNOME Split will start. As I already said, it is not a GNOME Split bug. But, it can be a java-gnome bug or even a glib / gtk bug (but I don't think so). So, I will report it as a java-gnome bug and will see how will it go.