Hi Stephen, On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 11:45:41PM +0200, Stephen McGregor wrote: > Package: inkscape > Version: 0.47 r22583 > Severity: grave > Justification: causes non-serious data loss > > Fresh install of Inkscape on Debian, all dependencies installed. > > Inkscape runs, but it then can't open any SVG file that inkscape, > itself, has written. That is, the default 'save' action makes the file > useless, loosing all of one's work. Have installed every package that > has the words 'gnome' and 'vfs' in its name. Also installed Nautlius > file browser. thanks for your report! I cannot reproduce this here, however. The version number you cite is not debian's version though, did you recompile inkscape yourself?
I also miss the versions of the libraries inkscape depends on, could you please run `reportbug --template inkscape` and paste the output? > > Not running gnome, of course have all the gnome libraries. Running gnome is not necessary to use inkscape, so there should be no problem. > > The error messages are > > -------- > > (inkscape:17386): libgnomevfs-CRITICAL **: gnome_vfs_uri_is_local: > assertion `uri != NULL' failed > > ** (inkscape:17386): WARNING **: Invalid URI > > ** (inkscape:17386): WARNING **: Error: Could not open file > '/temp/aaaa.svg' with VFS > > -------- > > It is not possible that any application couldn't read the files that it, > itself, has written, there must be a horrendous bug somewhere. I assume, you create /temp/aaaa.svg just secondes before? How did you try to open it? On the command line, via the menu, clicking somewhere in your file manager? Thanks, Wolfi > >
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