I believe that this is all essentially exactly what I'm seeing. Number 2
(below)
was solved in my case by getting a newer version of ImageMagick. Number 1
is solved by using the default gnome theme. I never saw number 3.
If it helps:
Python 1.5.2 (#1, Apr 14 1999, 07:22:13) [GCC 2.7.2.3] on linux2
ImageMagick-4.2.3-1glibc.i386.rpm
>From the gnome 1.0 dist:
gtk+-1.2.1-7.i386.rpm
imlib-1.9.5-1.i386.rpm
Steve Ratcliffe wrote:
> > The problem is something to do with dynamic linking. I am sure of that.
> > When imlib can't load an image with one of the compiled in image
> > libraries, it falls back on the imagemagick or netpbm. If imlib fails to
> > dynamically load the image loading code for example, this is a case when
> > it will fall back on imagemagick.
> >
> > I don't see this problem on my system, so am not sure what is causing it.
>
> To summarize there are three problems that seem to be related:
>
> 1. Slowness. Everything appears to work, but is very slow compared
> to other gnome apps.
> 2. You get 'convert: Color is not known to X server ' messages plus
> lots of garbage, but it otherwise appears to work.
> 3. You get 'undefined symbol: gdk_display' and the app won't even
> start.
>
> Has anyone seen any of these problems when not using a pixmap based theme?
> Themes such as ThinIce that use a different engine are fine.
>
> ..Steve
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