How do I mark this bug as Triaged?
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Status: Invalid = In Progress
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gedit crashes on a simple text file of 6000 lines
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why do you want to change it to Triaged without any explanation now?
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Status: In Progress = Invalid
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gedit crashes on a simple text file of 6000 lines
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137625
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Because it was causing problems and now the thing is repaired.
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I found the follwing setting in my .bashrc:
export PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/
which I had put there after installing basemap for matplotlib. After
removing it all Python is now running smoothly.
The issue seems to be solved!
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gedit crashes on a simple text file of 6000
I change to invalid because it does not exist anymore!
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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gedit crashes on a simple text file of 6000 lines
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Does anybody get the issue on gusty or has easy steps to trigger it?
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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gedit crashes on a simple text file of 6000 lines
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Me too i am not a python programmer :) So i'm afraid i won't be of much help
for the technical details. Try following the advices in the related topic you
find, and if you find the solution, could you explain it here ?
This problem shouldn't have occured after ubuntu upgrades, it seems like
Ok, i have dig a little, lots of cases are similar to yours. (example : [1] )
The trick seems to be that you have several versions of python installed (which
makes sense since you updated from dapper) and gedit is picking the wrong older
libraries.
Try to uninstall the older python libs (package
Hi,
first thanks you for looking into my problem that extensively.
I already noticed that I have the 2 Python versions.
But there are programs that still rely on these:
$: sudo apt-get remove python2.4
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information...
Here's the information:
- the version of ubuntu you are using
= 2.6.20-16-generic, Ubuntu 7.04
- the version of python-gnome2 (as seen in the synaptic package manager)
= 2.18.0-ubuntu1
- the version of the libgnome2-0 (as seen in the synaptic package manager)
= .18.0-ubuntu1
Can you tell us if
Ok before going deep, let's try something simple : update and upgrade feisty :)
It will download the list of the last updates available and then install them.
In order to do that, go to the synaptic package manager, click on Reload or
update at the left of the toolbar (i'm guessing the name from
A upgrade did not help.
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I generated a error log from terminal.
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Hi!
Thanks for your bug report!
According to the log, it seems there is a mismatch between the python gnome
binding version and the gnome library version, which is probably why it is
crashing. Does it crash too with any other file?
Can you also give us :
- the version of ubuntu you are using
-
Hi!
Thanks for your bug report!
According to the log, it seems there is a mismatch between the python gnome
binding version and the gnome library version, which is probably why it is
crashing. Does it crash too with any other file?
Can you also give us :
- the version of ubuntu you are using
-
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Nicolas Deschildre
Status: New = Incomplete
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