William Case | 20 Aug 04:40

Back at the trash can problem ??

Hi;

I have no trash can on my desktop.

I have done the following:

re-installed Fedora 9 (for other reasons than the trashcan problem)
removed ~/.gconf in order to start fresh
loged in as user to get a new default ~/.gconf directory
removed the trash can applet that was on my lower panel (grefer it on my
desktop)
set gconf-editor => apps => nautilus => desktop => trash_icon_visible
true and false and true again several times;
tried  gconftool-2 --type bool
--set /apps/nautilus/desktop/trash_icon_visible true several more times
NO TRASHCAN on my desktop.

I have found two trash files /home/.Trash-0 & /home/.Trash-root.  If I
remember correctly, and that's a big if, that is all there should be.
After all, it is a new install. The /home partition was not re-formatted
but .gconf was removed and reconfigured as a default setup.

I am at wits end; neither google or 'help' offer a solution that I
haven't tried.

Any fresh suggestions will be gratefully received.

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Fedora 9, Gnome 2.22.3
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Ash | 8 Aug 20:10

Removing titlebar from Window

Hello,
I am currently using QT to develop an application and I wish the titlebar of my window to be removed. Using QT's window flags to send the hint to the window manager to remove title bar does not seem to work in Gnome. (In KDE it does). The Qt forum told me theres no way in QT to get around that, so i wanted to know if you guys at Gnome know a way to remove a titlebar of a window?
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yushang | 8 Aug 15:54

window list and show desktop applet can't coexist

Hi All,

As the subject says , I can't add the 2 applets to my panel at the same time.
But just adding either one will ok , what's wrong ?

Thanks
yushang
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Ash | 7 Aug 08:36

removing titlebar via QT

Hello,
I am currently using QT to develop an application and I wish the titlebar of my window to be removed. Using QT's window flags to send the hint to the window manager to remove title bar does not seem to work in Gnome. (In KDE it does). The Qt forum told me theres no way in QT to get around that, so i wanted to know if you guys at Gnome know a way to remove a titlebar of a window?

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George Vlahavas | 5 Aug 17:34

Alternatives to yelp

Well... are there any drop-in replacements for yelp? I'm not aware of any.
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William Case | 3 Aug 19:08

Can't add trashcan to desktop ??

Hi;

Could be the same problem as jt.  But trashcan disappeared off my
desktop a couple of days ago and gconf-editor => nautilus won't put it
back.  I have added the trashcan to my bottom panel but would prefer it
on my desktop.

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Evo.2.22.3.1, Emacs 22.2.1
yushang | 3 Aug 12:18

compiling libgnomeui

Hi buddy,
When compiling libgnomeui 2.22.1 , I encountered following errors :
...
gtkfilesystemgio.h :27:31: gtk/gtkfilesystem.h : No such file or directory
...
I checked my gtk , it's 2.13.5 and found that gtkfilesystem.h is private
to gtk , It will not be installed in system .
Does anyone  experience the same problem ?

Thanks in advance

yushang
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j t | 3 Aug 14:26

I can't add trash / wastebasket icon to panel - any suggestions for workaround?

Hi all.

I'm working on a freshly installed debian lenny box with gnome 2.22,
and whenever I try to add a wastebasket / trash icon to the panel,
nothing appears (I think there's a 1-pixel wide transparent image
added, but I'm not completely sure).

I've already seen the following bug reports:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=485808
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-applets/+bug/211604
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/195915
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/49594

and I've tried all the proposed workarounds / solutions (including
editing /usr/lib/bonobo/servers/GNOME_Panel_TrashApplet.server), but
nothing works for me. I've also tried manually starting
/usr/lib/gnome-applets/trashapplet (after a "killall trashapplet") and
the process doesn't start (after about 2 minutes, the command prompt
reappears and "ps" shows that it there is nothing called trashapplet
running).

Is there anyone out there who understands enough about how
gnome-applets work who might be able to start me in the right
direction to debug this / find a workaround?

Thanks, Jaime
董理 | 2 Aug 15:15

[help]: international clock crash

Hi everyone:
  When I clicked on the clock on the panel, it crashed. I couldn't send the bug through bug buddy, because it always said "Network Connection Error", but I can get online. It is so annoying. Thanks for help!
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董理 | 2 Aug 14:58

[help]: high CPU load eaten by yelp

Hi everyone:
  I got a very annoying problem. When I open yelp through Syetem -> Help, or command line, it uses almost 100% CPU load. There is no error and warning message.

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Josh Shamir | 31 Jul 14:28

GByteArray* conversion

Hi,

could someone give me a code snippet of a function that takes a
GByteArray as input and returns a char* buffer as output

char* convert(GByteArray* b, int* offset)

Thanks

Gmane