2011/4/27 Phil Salkie <p...@asylumhouse.org> wrote: > Got it working. Did apt-get install --reinstall on everything gtk2 I > could find, that didn't help. Then did: > > > phil@eeep:/usr$ set | grep gtk > > GTK2_RC_FILES=/home/phil/.gtkrc-2.0-kde-kde4:/home/phil/.kde3/share/config/gtkrc-2.0 > GTK_MODULES=canberra-gtk-module > > GTK_RC_FILES=/etc/gtk/gtkrc:/home/phil/.gtkrc:/home/phil/.kde3/share/config/gtkrc > LD_PRELOAD=/opt/kde3/lib/kgtk/libkgtk2.so: > phil@eeep:/usr$ export GTK_MODULES= > phil@eeep:/usr$ export LD_PRELOAD= > phil@eeep:/usr$ export GTK2_RC_FILES= > phil@eeep:/usr$ export GTK_RC_FILES= > phil@eeep:/usr$ set | grep gtk > phil@eeep:/usr$ gnumeric > > and Gnumeric came up fine. > > Narrowed it down to LD_PRELOAD - with some more digging, found a file: > /opt/kde3/share/kgtk/preload > which contains the single line: > /opt/kde3/lib/kgtk/libkgtk2.so > > The systems with a working Gnumeric don't have that "preload" file. So, I > renamed it to "preload_hold", logged out, logged back in, and it's all > good. > I'll send a note to the Trinity (Kubuntu KDE3 project) to see if they know > what > that preload's all about. > > It may still be an issue with Gnumeric, since it doesn't work with this > libkgtk2.so and Gimp does, but it may also be a problem with libkgtk2.so... >
It is indeed a kgtk issue. What gnumeric does is call gtk_add_grab with a argument which has been checked for validity. This should be supported, and does not seem to be. Best regards, Jean
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