It may not be helpful at all, but I was having a similar problem and had
to change a line in xorg.conf which you may or may not have. Honestly, I
don't know how the line got there (I suspect it appeared during the
Hardy install, but I am not sure).
Anyway, my GDM resolution should have been
I don't really remember for certain... I think the command above fixed
it, but I may have updated libgimp2.0 or libgtk2.0 or libc6 and not
thought about it at the time. I added Feisty repos to my sources list
and then did 'apt-get install gimp' (along with a few other things) and
after starting
This was a problem resulting from a partial upgrade to feisty (before
release) and, as I recall, was a result of a dependency not requiring
the appropriate version of a required library. I am marking it as
rejected so people don't need to worry about it any more.
** Changed in: gimp (Ubuntu)
This appears to have been fixed.
--Matthew
** Changed in: gthumb (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Fix Released
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When rotating files, every other rotation rotates 180 instead of 90
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/83041
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http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/ddebs is not reponding right now so I
can't get the package at that site (I will try it later today/tomorrow).
I installed gimp-dbg and have attached what I got.
Error while reading shared library symbols:
Cannot find new threads: generic error
The first time I
** Attachment added: strace
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6610943/strace-gimp.log
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In an strace, before deleting the old .gimp-2.2 settings, the program
stops at this line:
15:34:55.559985 futex(0x84629a8, FUTEX_WAIT, 2, NULL
after that, the program opens properly. When I exit from that, the
strace has a bit of an error message:
15:39:42.984437
Correction in case the following is confusing:
After the directory has been regenerated, it finishes with an strace that looks
the same as the first one. The start-up screen says looking for data files:
modules
After the directory has been regenerated gimp starts fine and works fine
(as far as
sorry; I seem to have missed half of the directions for the backtrace;
that first one is probably not very useful.
** Attachment added: full backtrace
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6610971/gdb-gimp.txt
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Sorry I probably jumped ahead here; hopefully from what I got you can
figure out what was the problem. I feel fairly certain it was a
dependency problem because after an apt-get install of all of the gimp
things I had, it now works properly.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo apt-get install gimp-data
Public bug reported:
execute gimp from a terminal or from the menu and it gets stuck at
looking for data files: tool options
If I run
gimp --verbose
it opens fine with no errors that I can see.
** Affects: gimp (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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gimp crashes
Public bug reported:
execute gimp from a terminal or from the menu and it gets stuck at
looking for data files: tool options
If I run
gimp --verbose
it opens fine with no errors that I can see. This is on a system that I
upgraded from edgy to feisty. If I delete the user's profile gimp then
** Description changed:
execute gimp from a terminal or from the menu and it gets stuck at
looking for data files: tool options
If I run
gimp --verbose
it opens fine with no errors that I can see. This is on a system that I
upgraded from edgy to feisty. If I delete the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gthumb
Since /usr/lib/gthumb/modules/libjpegtran.so does not exist, the
transformation tools (rotate, etc) do not work. The files that should
be there are in /usr/lib/gthumb/gthumb/modules. This is in Feisty.
This breakage occurred immediately after
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gthumb
In gthumb, when rotating jpeg files, every other rotation seems to over-
rotate.
I open gthumb, search my pictures directory and review pictures. I then
rotate individual files (using the drop-down or the '[' or ']' keys).
When I rotate multiple
I am still not able to connect; my wife is able to connect from a
different user account on the same system. Interestingly, today I tried
to use gaim from a Windows system and it also failed to connect.
I have deleted ~/.gaim a few times and this has not fixed it. As far as
I can tell, it
Well, I can't quite make sense of it, but now I can connect. I
contacted google this morning and when I got home it still did not work.
I changed back to using gmail.com as the server and made my username
start with a capital letter.
Now it works with uppercase or lowercase first letter so my
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gaim
I am unable to connect to any jabber client (including jabber.org with
strange and long usernames). I have attempted to connect to google talk
without success.
Seems to be related to DNS... might not actually be a problem with gaim;
gaim can
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