You will find gnome-shell uses many of the same processes as Unity, including nautilus, so will share some of the bugs too.
Why Gnome/GTK developers can't look at .xsession-errors and eliminate all the bugs/warnings in their code before release I don't know... But that's the way it's always been in my many years of using Gnome desktops. The log has always shown some bugs and warnings are still present.
I agree that bugs like this significantly tarnish Ubuntu's image. However according to the guidelines, importance of Low seems to be about right: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance
You will find gnome-shell uses many of the same processes as Unity, including nautilus, so will share some of the bugs too.
Why Gnome/GTK developers can't look at .xsession-errors and eliminate all the bugs/warnings in their code before release I don't know... But that's the way it's always been in my many years of using Gnome desktops. The log has always shown some bugs and warnings are still present.
I agree that bugs like this significantly tarnish Ubuntu's image. However according to the guidelines, importance of Low seems to be about right: /wiki.ubuntu. com/Bugs/ Importance
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