Here is a temporary workaround that appears to help:
1. Open the broken plugin's (Exchange Operations) config file as root:
sudo vim /usr/lib/evolution/2.30/plugins/org-gnome-exchange-operations.eplug
2. Disable the plugin from being a 'system' plugin, so that it will show up in evolution's plugin config GUI. Edit the 3rd line in that file by changing the "system_plugin" attribute to "false". The entire line will look like this:
Here is a temporary workaround that appears to help:
1. Open the broken plugin's (Exchange Operations) config file as root:
sudo vim /usr/lib/ evolution/ 2.30/plugins/ org-gnome- exchange- operations. eplug
2. Disable the plugin from being a 'system' plugin, so that it will show up in evolution's plugin config GUI. Edit the 3rd line in that file by changing the "system_plugin" attribute to "false". The entire line will look like this:
<e-plugin type="shlib" system_ plugin= "false" location= "/usr/lib/ evolution/ 2.30/plugins/ liborg- gnome-exchange- operations" load-on- startup= "true" id="org. gnome.evolution .plugin. exchange- operations" name="Exchange Operations">
3. Save the change and exit
4. Launch evolution and pull up the plugin config GUI under "Edit"->"Plugins".
5. Uncheck the box next to "Exchange Operations" to disable the broken plugin.
6. Restart Evolution.