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** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1219169
Title:
unity lens doesnt show anything, and it seems that there is a .service
config file missing from dbus-1 folder
Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Bug description:
Ubuntu 13.10, completly updated
i´ve been like a week withouth being able to use the dash for open
applications, yes, i´ve doing that fom the console all this time,
learning the bin programs names from share/applications folder, and is
pretty fancy get more in touch with that, but, i want to be able of
use the dash some time (i didnt did anything until now because i
believed it was going to be fixed with an update(aniway i dont remeber
if an update caused this)) :
details:
when i open de unity dash, its completly empty, no lens, no files, nothing,
just the message "nothing matches your search"
so:
i executed: unity --replace , to see console output when i open the dash
there is this error message:
WARN 2013-08-31 01:57:37 unity.libunity-protocol-private <unknown>:0
unity-scope-proxy-remote.vala:399: Unable to set_active
(/com/canonical/unity/home):
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
com.canonical.Unity.Scope.Home was not provided by any .service files
then i tried to create my own .service file for the
/usr/share/dbus-1/services folder, seeing how they wehere defined, and
the structure of the /usr/share/unity/scopes too. I didnt found
anything useful in the man doc for unity-scope-loader. And my pretty
.service file was creating system errors.
so i end up clueles...
i logged out, and open a vitual console in f1
i purgen unity-services and other packages, and reinstalled them
everything is the same
i dont what to understand the complet way unity works internally, and
i dont whant to purge all unity or ubuntu, so im asking here, and i
hope my mecanically cold and desperate sorrows are heard :|
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