The threadpool is recreated when the daemon is restarted. Are you restarting the daemon too, or just the GUI frontend process?
Try this:
* Close the frontend and kill the gwibber-daemon process
* Start gwibber-daemon manually from the command line
* Then start the frontend and use it as normal
If the daemon is hitting exceptions, you should see them come out at the terminal where you started the daemon. If you could paste the traceback here, it might be really helpful.
The threadpool is recreated when the daemon is restarted. Are you restarting the daemon too, or just the GUI frontend process?
Try this:
* Close the frontend and kill the gwibber-daemon process
* Start gwibber-daemon manually from the command line
* Then start the frontend and use it as normal
If the daemon is hitting exceptions, you should see them come out at the terminal where you started the daemon. If you could paste the traceback here, it might be really helpful.
Thanks!