Comment 2 for bug 426490

Thanks!

Renaming those two config files fixed it. Here are the contents of the old
files:

~/.config/pyroom/pyroom.conf:

[visual]
theme = custom
linespacing = 1
linenumber = 0

[editor]
session = True
autosavetime = 2
autosave = 1

~/.local/share/pyroom/custom.theme:
[theme]
foreground = #0000ffff0000
height = 0.75
padding = 8
width = 0.45
fontsize = 11
background = #000000000000
font = Droid Sans Mono
border = #000033330000

Investigating a bit more, it seems that the old custom theme was at fault.
The pyroom.conf file works ok on it's own, provided that the theme file has
been renamed, or you change the theme= line to something else; trying to
load pyroom with this theme causes this error. If you load with a default
pyroom.conf, but leave the custom.theme file there, it appears in the theme
config UI but doesn't actually work.

Anyway, problem solved, thanks!
Dunc

2009/9/8 Florian Heinle <email address hidden>

> Did you run PyRoom before another version, perhaps?
>
> Looks like something's wrong with the theme you're using. Deleting
> ~/.config/pyroom and ~/.local/share/pyroom should restore default
> settings and make PyRoom work again.
>
> If you did change theme settings in PyRoom preferences or by hand, I'd
> be interested in what could have changed the problem with that.
>
> If this is a fresh installation that has never been run, the problem
> would be someplace else and would require further investigation
>
> --
> 0.4.1 and lp:pyroom both crash at startup
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426490
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