I have been able to reproduce this pretty frequently -- although now AOL won't let me log in, because I have been logging in and out too frequently.....
It seems that when you log on and then iconify the buddy list, wait about 15 seconds, un-iconify the buddy list and exit the program via File | Close (I haven't verified the X will cause the same problem) it will cause the "unnamed" window. I could get the "unnamed" window to close using one or a combination of the following. I couldn't quite pin down the exact combination: 1. Attempt to open GAIM again (have no fear, it probably will not reappear yet), minimize the unnamed window, wait about 15 seconds, un-iconify the unnamed window and you should now have the full GAIM login window along with the unnamed window. Quit out of GAIM and the unnamed window should disappear. 2. Along with the above, before iconifying the GAIM window, I could open another GAIM login window (although I never tried to login with this second window). Exit out of the second GAIM window and go about iconifying the unnamed window and then uniconifying. 3. I could never get rid of the unnamed window without iconifying the unnamed window and it seemed most of the time I could not get an additional GAIM login without the iconifying either. Hope this helps, also, I am on the CVS version as of March 30 @ 11:00 AM EST. Thanks, Paul On Sat, Mar 30, 2002 at 10:32:00AM -0500, David Bonner wrote: > I haven't been able to reliably reproduce this, but about 50% of the time > when I close gaim after actually using it (ie. just starting it up and closing > it doesn't work) I end up with an empty gaim-sized frame. gaim isn't running > any more, xkill doesn't help, and the frame doesn't have a close button on it. > > I'm trying to figure out a way to reliably reproduce this, but I figured I'd > see if anyone else is having this problem. > > -- > david bonner > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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