> > gnucash dumps core on startup after the latest update.
> This is actually a bug in gconf.
I disagree most strenuously. Up until this version, gnucash worked *fine*
without gconf; now, I can't pull gnucash up on a remote display at all
because of this bletcherous dependency. I think this is a grave bug in
gtkhtml, and I don't think this version of gnucash should be allowed into
testing until this problem is resolved.
Requiring users to run -- or mock-up -- a GNOME 1.2 environment to run
gnucash just is not reasonable given that gnucash is already the last GNOME
1.2 app standing.
severity 303687 grave
reassign 303687 gtkhtml
thanks
Thomas,
On Thu, Apr 07, 2005 at 10:43:39PM -0700, Thomas Bushnell BSG wrote:
> severity 303687 normal
> reassign 303687 gconf2
> thanks
> "Adam M." <email address hidden> writes:
> > Package: gnucash
> > Version: 1.8.10-11
> > Severity: grave
> > gnucash dumps core on startup after the latest update.
> This is actually a bug in gconf.
I disagree most strenuously. Up until this version, gnucash worked *fine*
without gconf; now, I can't pull gnucash up on a remote display at all
because of this bletcherous dependency. I think this is a grave bug in
gtkhtml, and I don't think this version of gnucash should be allowed into
testing until this problem is resolved.
Requiring users to run -- or mock-up -- a GNOME 1.2 environment to run
gnucash just is not reasonable given that gnucash is already the last GNOME
1.2 app standing.
Thanks,
--
Steve Langasek
postmodern programmer