> I also had the problem earlier. I ran dpkg-reconfigure locales as root > and configured the locale as english and it started working > permanently after that. > Yes, it worked. Ran dpkg-reconfigure locales, and selected 'en_GB ISO-8859-1' and 'en_GB.ISO-8859-15 ISO-8859-15' along with my existing 'en_IN UTF-8', restarted the system, and the problem is solved. So it appears that the problem is related to what is mentioned in bug #334040 related to UTF-8 locales, rather than a gtk1.2 problem as mentioned in bug #287520.
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