still the same
must be something with the gnome2 configuration(?)
i'll take a deeper look in it over the weekend if i have time
any news on kvirc i18n support btw ?
On Thursday 31 October 2002 09:55, Amir Sela wrote:
> On Thursday 31 October 2002 02:17, Barak Kaufman wrote:
> > supplimental apparently its something with the connection to the server
> > itself because if i delete the /.xchat2 dir and run xchat i get the
> > server connection dialogue and when i try to connect it craches.
> > i woudl still appretiate any ideas
> > p.s. 1.8.9 works :)
>
> Well, I still wouldn't be sure it's not a font related issue, since it
> doesn't try to use the font you choose in xchat.conf until the server tab
> is shown(the server list uses some other font for that, I think).
> Furthermore, it seems rather far-fetched to me that the network code itself
> is faulty. If it segfaults because of some bad socket, it would have been
> immediately noticed by all 1.9.3 users and fixed promptly.
> I do recall having a similar situation in one of my tries. I suggest you
> start off by giving it the default font that it wants. which means,
> installing the appropriate deb for it, of course. just search for the font
> name in packages.debian.org, and install the package it's in(I did that as
> well). Also, you should probably try and compile from the
> xchat-20021024.tar.bz2 package on X-Chat's site. That's what I used when I
> actually got it to work yesterday. Lastly, because I still think it's a
> font issue, you might want to try and compile it with Pango, and then
> directly with Xft, and see if it exhibits the same behaviour. This can give
> more accurate information where the problem resides.
> Hope this helps,
> Amir.
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Barak Kaufman
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