I agree with you. Someone already report such a bug. The problem is due to the way that java-gnome is handling warning from the gtk+ native library.
In few words, java-gnome considers as an error the warning of gtk+. Is it a wrong behavior? I don't know but it should be discussed.
The problem would not appear if this long time bug would have been resolved. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305325
I agree with you. Someone already report such a bug.
The problem is due to the way that java-gnome is handling warning from the gtk+ native library.
In few words, java-gnome considers as an error the warning of gtk+.
Is it a wrong behavior? I don't know but it should be discussed.
The problem would not appear if this long time bug would have been resolved. /bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 305325
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