Rich Shepard wrote: > On Sun, 12 Aug 2007, Elizabeth Dodd wrote: > > >> This has been seen on other distros, but I hadn't seen it reported with >> jpilot so far. It's a pango problem. Gentoo's is solved with emerge >> emul-linux-x86-gtklibs. Some have solved it by putting in missing >> symlinks. I can't recall what I finally put into google to find the answer >> - you need an error message and that error message mentions pango. >> > > I am currently running Slackware-11.0 (will upgrade Real Soon Now to > -12.0) and Xfce-4.2.x. Never saw this problem regardless of distribution or > version, but the currently installed pango version is pango-1.14.10-i486-1. > IIRC, there was a security upgrade for pango not too long ago. > > Ummm...I'm not sure what you're saying: are you saying the currently pango version (v1.12.4-i486-1) is the culprit? Should i upgrade it? But, why would the currently installed pango version all of a sudden cause the problem? Maybe it became corrupted? Should I just re-install it? I'm sorry, I just don't get it...maybe it's because I absolutely minimize having to read between the lines or making assumptions. BTW, just for the heck of it, I logged in as another using xfce, everything was a blank white box. Maybe I should just upgrade to Slack 12 - though, I'm not happy about this quirk on my system now. Having said all that...I am about 99.999999% confident that the problem was not caused by j-pilot. Sorry for the original post to this list - I should have done more testing/searching before I posted. > Rich > >
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