glibmm 2.45.40 requires C++11, both for its own build and by any apps
that use it. gtkmm also now requires C++11.
I think you are seeing a symptom of building the application without
C++11 support. For instance, using CXXFLAGS="--std=c++11", though you'd
be better of using an m4 macro such as AX_C
This is the build error now:
/usr/include/glibmm-2.4/glibmm/exception.h:34:3: warning: identifier 'noexcept'
is a keyword in C++11 [-Wc++0x-compat]
virtual ~Exception() noexcept = 0;
Like I said, glibmm now requires C++11:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibmm2.4/+bug/1478367/comme
The graphs seem to be there in devhelp on Ubuntu 15.04 so I guess this
was fixed somehow.
** Changed in: glibmm2.4 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Yes, it's the compiler errors that are actually what stop the builds,
but the warnings and errors are all part of the same problem: This app
needs to be built with --std=c++11 when building against newer
glibmm/gtkmm.
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Timothy, thanks. I'm installing it now and I'll see how it goes over the
next few days.
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Title:
Nautilus sftp connection breaks spont
I wonder if this upstream bug (with patches) is relevant:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500538
I was sure I had seen some other upstream (GNOME) bug about this, but I
can't find it now.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500538
I thought I'd use this long-lived very-annoying bug to test
freedomsponsors.org. It at least gives us the chance to promise our money to
whoever fixes it:
http://www.freedomsponsors.org/core/offer/36/nautilus-sftp-connection-breaks-spontaneously-after-a-while-needing-re-login-to-fix-it
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Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu Quantal (12.10), I get this error when setting LC_TIME for
various locales. I don't actually use this but I've noticed it in my
regressions tests for Glom. For instance:
$ export LC_TIME="en_US.UTF-8"
$ export LC_TIME="en_GB.UTF-8"
bash: warning: setlocale: LC_TIME:
I haven't thoroughly tracked what messages I see now, but it certainly
seems much better.
I do now get that ""Opps something went wrong." message about "the
underlying SSh process died", and I can then just try again, whereas
before I had to explicitly kill a process. I don't know for sure if
that
Timothy, unfortunately, I've had this problem again at least twice since
installing the packages from your PPA at
https://launchpad.net/~t-fridey/+archive/t-arceri-gvfs-ppa
Then again, I can't be quite sure that I really still have your packages
installed. I think you should use a suffix on the pa
Yes, I have that version installed.
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Title:
Nautilus sftp connection breaks spontaneously after a while, needing
re-login to fix it
> 1. Are you on a Wired or Wireless network?
Wireless
> 2. In the time you have connected to the sftp location is it likely
that your wireless/ or even wired connection has dropped out and
reconnected?
Yes, but I don't think that's always the case.
> 3. If you are reconnected do you always hav
> I have created a new ppa [package] for you to try 1.16.1-0ubuntu21.
I've had that installed, but I had the problem again today.
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Tit
I removed the bug watch for
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500538 because that's for
gnome-vfs, which is deprecated and no longer used by Nautilus, having
been replaced by gvfs.
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Sure, thanks, I can test on Ubuntu Raring. A PPA would be the nicest way
for me to do that.
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Title:
Nautilus sftp connection breaks s
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu Raring, I cannot use LibreOffice Writer's "Export as PDF ..."
feature (available from the File menu) to export a PDF to an sftp
folder.
When I try, I see an error dialog like so:
Error saving the document mydocument:
Nonexistant file
When I click [OK] on that, I g
Public bug reported:
When I try to save a new LibreOffice Calc document, to an sftp folder, I see an
error dialogs that say:
"
Error saving the document Unitled1:
Object not accessible
The object cannot be accessed
due to insufficient user rights.
"
I see the same problem in LibreOffice Writer,
This is on Ubuntu Oneiric.
The directories permissions are not the problem as far as I can see. ls -lah
says:
drwxr-xr-x 8 murrayc murrayc 4.0K 2012-01-02 15:33 2012
Other applications do not have any problem reading or writing to the
same location.
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Title:
GtkCellRendererText "edited" signal not emitted when click
> I think the solution in each case would be to recode the path that is
sent to openoffice to the locally accessible .gvfs folder.
Or, presumably OpenOffice/LibreOffice is not using gio (or any other
glib API that uses URIs). Using glib or gio APIs would fix it, I guess.
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The fix is not released in Oneiric, I believe. How should the status
here show that?
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With older versions of GTK+ 3, before 3.2.1.
>From https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653289
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With GTK+ 3 (at least with git master), GtkCellRendererText's "edited" signal
is not emitted when I click into the next cell in the treeview. It is
apparently only emitted w
Note that the upstream bug has a simple fix for this, though I'd rather that
Ubuntu Oneiric was just updated to the latest stable GTK+ release instead of
applying an individual patch.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653289#c12
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Marking as Fix Released because this is fixed in Ubuntu Precise because
that has a newer version of GTK+.
** Package changed: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu) => ubuntu
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Fix Released
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653289 is a data loss bug.
It's also a small patch. It should be taken seriously.
I thought that GTK+ (and core GNOME stuff) had a general exception to
the need for individual patches. Maybe that has changed.
Anyway, I have filed it as bug launchpad bug
Public bug reported:
GTK+ 3.2.1 has several useful fixes, including this one which causes file
renaming in nautilus to fail, among other problems:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653289
I would like to depend on that GTK+ version in my Glom application,
because it affects Glom so badl
Reassigning to update-manager because that is more likely to be the root
cause of the problem. GTK+ is just trying to give a hint about what the
application is doing wrong.
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This is just because the current libpoppler-glib-dev depends on
libgtk2.0-dev instead of libgtk3.0-dev. It uses GDK in its API, for
instance. This would happen to people using GTK+ 3, not just gtkmm 3.
However, GDK is only used by include files when POPPLER_WITH_GDK is
defined. POPPLER_WITH_GDK i
Note that I am using gnome-shell (GNOME 3), rather than Unity, but I
doubt that it makes a difference.
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Title:
Nautilus crashes w
Public bug reported:
In Oneiric, Nautilus crashes for me very consistently when renaming
files. It generally crashes the second time I try to rename a file,
though it often crashes the first time. Of course, this is incredibly
annoying.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Sorry, this was caused by the Maliit on-screen Keyboard that I have
installed: https://bugs.maliit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70
Thanks for prodding me to get a backtrace so that I discovered that.
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> 3. Now snap the Firefox to the left side of the screen and then unsnap it.
>
> Expected Result:
> The Description field contract to the correct size because the resize event
> is fired.
>
> Actual Result:
> The Description field is not contracted because the resize event isn't fired.
I can conf
Do you have a simple test case and build command to reproduce this,
please?
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Title:
Cannot link on wily against this package
This was fixed upstream:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=753123
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> glibmm2.4 war reverted to version 2.44.0
Any idea why? Nobody from Ubuntu has contacted us (the glibmm
maintainers).
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Ah, I see this in the debian/changelog file for the glibmm package:
glibmm2.4 (2.45.41.is.2.44.0-0ubuntu1) wily; urgency=medium
* Revert 2.45 update - it requires everything to be built using C++11
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15:46:18 +1200
I don't understand that and I wish someone
> All packages that use glibmm would be required to be updated in Ubuntu
to build with C++11 for this transition
It's the libstdc++ ABI break that causes the need for apps to be
rebuilt. glibmm using C++11 in its API should not require anything to be
rebuilt, and we'd definitely like to know if it
Sure, that would be a good reason, yes. Though you wouldn't even know of
it without the libstdc++ ABI break.
I just don't want people to think that we (glibmm, gtkmm) broke ABI when
we didn't.
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