Package: sponsorship-requests
Severity: important
Dear mentors,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package lxsession
* Package name: lxsession
Version : 0.5.1-1
Upstream Author : LXDE team.
* URL : http://lxde.org/
* License : GPL-2+
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Dear mentors,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package lxdm
* Package name: lxdm
Version : 0.5.0-1
Upstream Author : LXDE team.
* URL : http://lxde.org/
* License : GPL-2+
Section : x11
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Dear mentors,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package pcmanfm
* Package name: pcmanfm
Version : 1.2.3-1
Upstream Author : LXDE team.
* URL : http://lxde.org/
* License : GPL-2+
Section : utils
Package: sponsorship-requests
Severity: normal
Dear mentors,
I am looking for a sponsor for my package libfm
* Package name: libfm
Version : 1.2.3-1
Upstream Author : LXDE team.
* URL : http://lxde.org/
* License : GPL-2+
Section : libs
It
Vlad Orlov has written on Wednesday, 8 October, at 11:39:
Oh, that's good to hear. I've already made some patches, maybe they'll
be useful to you:
https://bugs.debian.org/761806 (system-tools-backends)
https://bugs.debian.org/761964 (liboobs)
https://bugs.debian.org/761824 (gnome-system-tools)
Emilio Pozuelo Monfort has written on Tuesday, 7 October, at 15:57:
I don't think that's relevant to this RFA anyway so I'll stop commenting
here...
And anyway these packages are much wanted for other desktop environments,
since GNOME and KDE have tools to manage users and date/time
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Homepage: http://foxeye.sf.net
Description:
FoxEye is a multipurpose generic modular base to create clients or servers
for client-server type networks such as IRC, ICQ, etc. All what you need
to make an IRC bot or ICQ client is few modules that implement
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I have no idea what I can do with this issue because it's desktop-base
package that sets alternative to the joy-wallpaper_1920x1080.svg file.
In any case, that alternative is owned by desktop-base so we sould not
change it in any other package or script.
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This is very interesting issue because the default background image for
the pcmanfm is set to /etc/alternatives/desktop-background by the package
lxde-common and that image, in fact, does not exist, therefore the patch
02-desktop-background.patch should be
I believe this issue was fixed long time ago by upstream and any current
versions (1.x) sort files perfectly fine. Check it, please. In any case
this issue should be closed as fixed and obsolete. Thank you very much.
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If you have lxpolkit just installed but not running it will not solve the
issue. And I'm not sure now if I can help you with that. All I can say the
file /usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.service
should define the service (which is done
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Thank you very much for finding it so fast. The upstream has fixed this
problem few hours ago, it will be fixed in Debian on next upload.
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I believe this is not a problem in the gnome-system-tools but rather in
system-tools-backends because gnome-system-tools never edit any file but
system-tools-backends does all of this.
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I believe this is not a problem in the gnome-system-tools but rather in
system-tools-backends because gnome-system-tools never edit any file but
system-tools-backends does all of this.
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Source: xfce4-power-manager
Version: 1.4.0-2
Severity: important
Control: affects -1 lxpanel
The upstream package xfce4-power-manager contains plugin for lxpanel
which seriously affects usability of lxpanel (it's why this Severity) but
xfce4-power-manager misses it packaged. This is pretty much
I am pretty sure if the setting is enabled then it should either launch
some application (such as Obconf), or show an error message. If there is
no application to configure number of desktops then the menu item with
'Desktop Pager Settings' should be inactive (grey or whatever). Check
it, please,
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Since filing this bug, I have found this one on obconf:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=740088
I believe at the very least this blocks this bug, or at best will resolve this
bug entirely. I do however feel confused why I
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This issue is fixed by upstream in their current sources. It will be
fixed in next Debian release. Thank you very much.
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Please, change override of libfm-dev to optional (set in .deb) which is
a correct one since it is a dependency for the libfm-gtk-dev which is
optional.
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Maintainer of this package seems to be MIA. Can I propose NMU to fix this
issue may be?
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I believe I know what the problem is. You have few applications that can
open PDF files but you never chose preferred one therefore system choose
semi-random one for you (the most probably in alphabetic order which is
obviously gimp, not okular). Just right-click on the file, then click on
The policykit-1 is not the package which you had to install but lxpolkit
instead. Check if it is installed in your system, please. You should've
installed it along with lxsession. If it's installed but does not work
then it is a regression bug of lxsession, not pcmanfm.
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Please, change override of libfm-data to optional (set in .deb) which is
a correct one since it is a dependency for libfm4 which one is in turn a
dependency for whole bunch of other optional packages.
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Please change the override for lxappearance to x11/optional. x11 because
it is definitely not file/disk manipulation, backup and archive tools
application but a program for GTK+ settings change. The optional because
it is one of core parts of LXDE
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I believe you have not noticed the Minimize to system tray on close
button in Preferences so have not disable the behavior you don't want.
Please respond if changing that fixes your problem. Thank you.
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I believe it is the same issue as in http://sourceforge.net/p/lxde/bugs/641/
(xrandr requires a shell to work correctly).
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Please remove the package lxshortcut from Jessie. The source package is
deprecated by upstream because the appropriate binary executable now is
provided by libfm. In Jessie it is packaged into libfm-tools binary which
provides lxshortcut as virtual package
In fact, the LXLauncher accepts even two configuration files in $HOME:
1) ~/.config/lxlauncher/settings.conf which is an init-style file with
contents defaults as below:
[Main]
BUTTON_SIZE = 120
IMG_SIZE = 48
2) ~/.config/lxlauncher/gtkrc which is an RC file with custom style.
Though you are
It is just missed in the documentation but you should be able to enable
this feature by setting lxlauncher-enable-key to true in your GTK settings
file, for GTK+ 2.0 you can do it adding a line into ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file:
lxlauncher-enable-key=1
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It is just missed in the documentation but you should be able to enable
this feature by setting lxlauncher-enable-key to true in your GTK settings
file, for GTK+ 2.0 you can do it adding a line into ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file:
lxlauncher-enable-key=1
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This issue should be solved by auto installing lxtask package instead.
Change behavior on keypressing is not good solution in that case because
some users may already get used to it and may rely on it. Thank you.
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I believe this issue does not happen in latest versions of pcmanfm. And
if it does then it might be issue with your MIME database. In any case
the version 0.9.10-3 is pretty much outdated and unsupported. I would ask
you to install newer version. Since you are using Debian stable, add the
control: tag -1 + confirmed fixed-upstream
Thank you very much for the report. This bug is fixed in upstream sources and
it will be fixed in Debian on next package release.
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I cannot reproduce this issue with latest package version 0.7.0-1.
Could you confirm if it's fixed in your configuration or not?
Thank you very much.
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I would like you to test latest version of Debian package - 0.7.0-1, I
hope this issue is fixed now. Thank you very much.
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control: reassign -1 lxmenu-data
This issue is also reported as
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=741247
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control reassign -1 udisks2
There is a report against udisks2 about this issue:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=725978
therefore I'm sure it should be reassigned to that package.
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This is a very interesting issue. It was also reported by someone from
siduction. I believe there is some difference in dpkg processing on some
architectures so it actually creates that link instead of ignore it as
it's done on other architectures. May be this bug should be reported to
dpkg
Package: gnome-system-tools
Version: 3.0.0-3
Severity: important
Control: affects -1 lxde
The package gnome-system-tools has important functionality which can be
used outside of GNOME. Unfortunately in current state it brings down very
big chunk of GNOME-specific libraries due to fact it has such
control: fixed -1 1.1.2-1~bpo70+1
Unfortunately the version which is used in stable is very problematic and
it was ceased to be supported by upstream since 2012, so there is no way
to get any bug in it fixed. You are encouraged to use wheezy-backports
packages, see
The issue with unavailable Find Files menu option usually happens if the
recommended package libfm-modules is not installed, in that case the menu
option 'Go'-'Applications' also becomes unavailable. Check if mentioned
package is installed, please. Thank you very much.
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The LibFM and PCManFM 1.1.x are in wheezy-backports now therefore wheezy
users can use more stable and less buggy PCManFM.
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Dear xarchiver maintainer, I would gladly recommend you to inspect XDG
standards. The %U in Exec: line means insert all URIs here, and in that
case file paths SHOULD be converted into URIs. It is wrong to violate XDG
standard for some selected application, that is a
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Hello Markus!
You have misinterpreted the XDG standard. That quoted part means the
application (xarchiver in your case) should accept ANY form for %U, be it
path or URI, and caller of that application (pcmanfm in your case) is
free to choose the form to pass to the
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parameter %U
Well, the XDG standard says may either be passed as file: URLs or as
file path as you quoted it yourself. The pcmanfm fully satisfies the
standard in that part, so frankly speaking, this is not a bug. But
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This bug is fixed in latest versions of menu-cache which are available in
jessie and sid. If you cannot afford to upgrade but still need this to be
fixed then let us know, please, so we can try to create package update.
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control: reassign -1 gvfs 1.12.3-4
control: affects -1 + pcmanfm
control: forwarded -1 https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=722692
This issue is caused by gvfs though I suspect it is not gvfs itself is a
problem but something in its interaction with dbus because I yet cannot
reproduce the
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Tested it in nautilus. Obviously it is affected too.
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Package: src:openbox
Version: 3.5.2-5
Severity: serious
The Openbox package now has recommended GNOME and KDE packages.
This behavior violates Debian Policy 7.2:
Recommends
This declares a strong, but not absolute,
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Thank you very much for reporting this. That is not LXDE metapackage bug
but new behavior of PCManFM. This going to be fixed by upstream on next
release of the PCManFM.
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Mateusz Ĺukasik has written on Wednesday, 16 October, at 10:57:
I made NMU patch to fix this bug, because I don't have now permit to
upload in debian-lxde git repository.
Well, at least you could tell me in IRC about your changes, make commit
patches (as atomic as possible) and I
Hello!
Bob Bib has written on Monday, 14 October, at 5:38:
Well, we have here a new transition-related build failure,
an this time a more real one:
https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=lxappearance-obconf
Bob Bib has written on Monday, 14 October, at 21:35:
openbox/3.5.2-3 is currently in unstable, not in NEW queue or experimental...
By the way, I've unpacked the source package, and there's some patch there,
'fix_center_window.patch' in 'debian/patches'
(I haven't tested it though).
I haven't
The libmenu-cache1-dev should be removed from both lxappearance and
lxappearance-obconf dependencies, sources of both those packages don't
use libmenu-cache at all.
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Thank you very much for the patch, pushed it into upstream git.
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Hello!
The new pcmanfm package in sid does not depend on libmenu-cache1 but it
cannot be installed currently because its dependency libfm-gtk3 is stuck
in NEW queue. Be patient, please, and wait until that is resolved.
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I'm sorry that I've missed your comment.
The mail where I sent the patch can be found in Openbox archive:
http://icculus.org/pipermail/openbox/2013-July/008059.html
It may require some additional dependency though, check in pbuilder, please.
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I think this bug is the same as #714300 and is fixed in upstream lately.
Thank you.
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This bug was finally fixed in upstream GIT. The fix is also included into
stable release 1.1.2.2. It should come into sid shortly and I hope into
We believe this issue is completely fixed in 1.1.1 version of libfm and
pcmanfm. Those versions will be available shortly in unstable repository
of Debian. If you cannot afford using unstable repository but want to use
stable instead then yet still are two options for you:
1. Download sources
The libfm and pcmanfm 1.1.1-1 are pending and will reach sid shortly. Anyone
who can afford using sid will be able to use it.
Versions 1.1.2 with few more bufs fixed are released by upstream and should be
next in debian.
The wheezy will receive upgrade via wheezy-backports later, I'll send
Describe in details, please, how to reproduce the issue, what happens and
what do you expect to see instead. Thank you.
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Package: openbox
Version: 3.5.0-7
Control: affects -1 pcmanfm nautilus thunar
Steps to reproduce:
1) select any cursor theme that supports animated cursors;
2) add any program into Openbox menu with startup notification enabled;
3) do 'Reconfigure' or restart;
4) launch the program from menu.
We
Hello!
John Paul Adrian Glaubitz has written on Saturday, 5 January, at 21:10:
I consider his proposal as the best solution for wheezy.
May I NMU to unstable?
Since no one has replied to your suggestion yet, I would suggest that
you make an NMU and upload it into DELAYED/10 which will
Why not to reopen this bug if it hasn't been fixed yet? ;)
In fact, it's fixed in upstream. The reporter confirmed it is fixed.
And all commits for the fix are included in latest stable release of libfm and
pcmanfm (1.1.0).
If reopening this bug gives a possibility for 1.1.0 to come into Wheezy
Hello!
Bob Bib has written on Thursday, 15 November, at 4:20:
Followup-For: Bug #687673
The bugs like #593607 #678289 are really awful and shouldn't enter Wheezy,
The most awful bug was never reported to Debian BTS: pcmanfm which is in
Wheezy currently can eat 8GB of memory in mere hour
Would the upgrade to 1.0 still be unlikely to occur soon if there exists a bug
that makes the 0.9
version almost unusable ? Or will the bug fixes of 1.0 be backported to the
0.9 version ?
I'm afraid that is impossible to do backporting - if you look into upstream git
shortlog you'll see few
As main developer of pcmanfm in meantime I can say this bug isn't fixed
in any of 0.9.x series and will be fixed in next 1.0.2 release which is
scheduled to late October. Last release of 1.0.x series will be 1.0.3 I
think and that one should be the most featureful and bugfree version of
1.0.x
The version 1.0.1 is about to be released - it contains fix for bug #
593607 (which was closed as fixed long time ago but unfortunately it
wasn't fixed) and also for lot of lesser bugs and feature requests. So
stay tuned. It's almost impossible to get 1.x series into wheezy since
it's in freeze
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thank you
This bug was a bit hard to reproduce as it didn't happen when moving just a
bunch of files.
It also happened when no space left on destination device.
Fixed in upstream by commit
I would ask you if you could install debug package for libfm and give us
stack bugtrace (if the bug is reproducible at all) or even better approach
would be if you could test the upstream version as I suspect the bug is
fixed in upstream some time ago. Unfortunately upstream version have no
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