>>>> Loïc Minier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2005-06-12 19:27:09 >>> > Hi, > >On Wed, Jun 08, 2005, Martin Carter wrote: >> Nope (see above), only after the print job is out of the system. > > I can't reproduce your crash, I tried printing to a PS file multiple > times on the "Printable version" of articles on NewsForge, with > different articles, tabs opened on the left and on the right, multiple > windows opened, etc. > > If you don't get the problem with any version in sarge, testing, or > unstable, we're fine! :)
Since filing the first report, I did the following: * Rename ~/.galeon out of the way. * Fire up Galeon. Works OK. * Move newly-created .galeon out of way; reinstate original. * Fire up Galeon again. (There was also some monkeying-around with prefs.js, details sadly not written down.) Since then, I can't reproduce the fault either :-) . Unless and until I get a repeat crash or failure to print, I am tentatively deducing that the crashes from woody's version left some poison around somewhere which caused sarge's version to have printing difficulties, and that the above actions helped cleared things up. >> Not with the version of Galeon in sarge. Since I discovered this on >> upgrading my own desksystem to sarge, I no longer have a woody >> version to try. > > Well you reported the problem against 1.3.20-1, which is the version in > sarge. Is this the version where you had the bug? I had the crashing problem with woody's version, and the printing difficulties (briefly) with sarge's. >> galeon/old_config_warning: >> Did this make its way to you in the original report? > > This is useless data, I don't need it. The fact that I got this warning was what caused me to experiment with .galeon, with apparent success. >> PPS: Please add one more vote in favour of having where tabs >> open on middle-click be configurable between just-to-right and >> far-right, as Firefox does with the Tabs add-in. Now it's hardwired >> to far-right, I tend to lose them; but I note you've lots of old >> requests for far-right. Or am I missing something as usual? > > I think it will put the tab just after any unread tab yu have on the > right of the current tab. That is if tab 1 is the current, tab 2 is > read, then it will open new tabs in-between; but if tab 2, 3 etc. are > new tabs (never read, blue color), new tabs will be created after them. > > I find that's quite handy, if you desire another behavior, I suggest > you file a wishlist bug upstream directly, but I can forward such a > request for you if you want. I'll put it in as a Wishlist item. Apologies for shooting off my cursor from the hip. Thanks for your time, MaJoC ---- Dr M J Carter Physics and Astronomy University of Nottingham E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message has been checked for viruses but the contents of an attachment may still contain software viruses, which could damage your computer system: you are advised to perform your own checks. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored as permitted by UK legislation.
