it was solved by the packager by avoiding a call to the now deprecated gdk_threads_init which triggered the bug for unknown reasons.
radiotray too attempts to call "gtk.gdk.threads_init", in src/SysTray.py:185
def run(self): gtk.gdk.threads_init()
gtk.main()
which is also present in the bt.
maybe avoiding to call gtk.gdk.threads_init() would solve the problem for radiotray too? I'll try to create a patch file.
and, shouldn't a bug opened against GTK?
psensors ran in a similar problem, which appears to be a bug in GTK itself making it incompatible with glib >= 2.41 (both from gnome...) /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ psensor/ +bug/1346299
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it was solved by the packager by avoiding a call to the now deprecated gdk_threads_init which triggered the bug for unknown reasons.
radiotray too attempts to call "gtk.gdk. threads_ init", in src/SysTray.py:185
def run(self):
gtk.gdk. threads_ init()
gtk.main()
which is also present in the bt. threads_ init() would solve the problem for radiotray too? I'll try to create a patch file.
maybe avoiding to call gtk.gdk.
and, shouldn't a bug opened against GTK?