(In reply to comment #7)
> please understand that we cant ship anything for a 3 year support release that
> renders the whole system unusable and where upstream didnt work on this major
> bug which is not specific to ubuntu (see upstream bug) for about 4 months.
I understand.
> feel free to contact upstream to fix it in time
I may do that.
>, i'm only opposed to ship this
> package in the current state it is in, i can verify the bug reliable on all
> systems here.
So you're saying you've verified the bug I reported is occurring on your systems
there as well?
As far as it rendering the system unusable is concerned, I can't help but wonder
why something so critical has only been considered "normal" severity and took so
long to address.
BTW, a few weeks after I first reported this, I found a temporary workaround.
Before logging out of KDE I'd delete the .gtk_qt_engine_rc file from my home
directory. That would solve the problem and allow me to log in to and use GNOME
as normal. When I logged back in to KDE it would just re-create the file.
In any event, thanks for your attention to this matter.
(In reply to comment #7)
> please understand that we cant ship anything for a 3 year support release that
> renders the whole system unusable and where upstream didnt work on this major
> bug which is not specific to ubuntu (see upstream bug) for about 4 months.
I understand.
> feel free to contact upstream to fix it in time
I may do that.
>, i'm only opposed to ship this
> package in the current state it is in, i can verify the bug reliable on all
> systems here.
So you're saying you've verified the bug I reported is occurring on your systems
there as well?
As far as it rendering the system unusable is concerned, I can't help but wonder
why something so critical has only been considered "normal" severity and took so
long to address.
BTW, a few weeks after I first reported this, I found a temporary workaround.
Before logging out of KDE I'd delete the .gtk_qt_engine_rc file from my home
directory. That would solve the problem and allow me to log in to and use GNOME
as normal. When I logged back in to KDE it would just re-create the file.
In any event, thanks for your attention to this matter.