Thanks you, Sebastien, it's always nice to know that Ubuntu *wants*
people to take their time to let them know about bugs. It's people
like you who probably prevent that from happening more.
FWIW, I did see that this bug was first reported in Intrepid. But I
had also come across other bugs while looking for "the right one" to
which to attach my notes that begged people not to attach release names
since - and I've noticed this myself - issues often carry over across
release boundaries. And the specific workaround mentioned in *this*
bug was to revert to the same version of gnome-keyring that Hardy had
just been upgraded to - which didn't help at all for me. So I
foolishly assumed that there just might be a clue in this otherwise
perhaps unobserved commonality. I'm sorry that bothered you, and would
promise that I'd never annoy *you* again, but since I haven't yet given
up on trying to report on problems that affect the usability of
Ubuntu's supported releases, I can't.
Thanks you, Sebastien, it's always nice to know that Ubuntu *wants*
people to take their time to let them know about bugs. It's people
like you who probably prevent that from happening more.
FWIW, I did see that this bug was first reported in Intrepid. But I
had also come across other bugs while looking for "the right one" to
which to attach my notes that begged people not to attach release names
since - and I've noticed this myself - issues often carry over across
release boundaries. And the specific workaround mentioned in *this*
bug was to revert to the same version of gnome-keyring that Hardy had
just been upgraded to - which didn't help at all for me. So I
foolishly assumed that there just might be a clue in this otherwise
perhaps unobserved commonality. I'm sorry that bothered you, and would
promise that I'd never annoy *you* again, but since I haven't yet given
up on trying to report on problems that affect the usability of
Ubuntu's supported releases, I can't.