I also want to confirm that this bug is still around in Ubuntu 12.10
Quantal Quetzal.
Until such time that a REAL fix is found, my workaround to prevent these
.goutputstream-* files from overwhelming my /home is to "Log Out" before
re-starting or shutting down my computer.
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You received this b
Please refer to this post in Ubuntu Forums [
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=1d2ac9348c57a7d3aad06a89da3f0be9&t=1973925&highlight=.goutputstream
].
I followed the advise given in Post #5 of the above by logging out
before re-starting or shutting down my computer and .goutputstream-*
files
After removing/uninstalling all Ubuntu One packages as suggested by
cheribibi and Daniel in posts #16 and #17 respectively, I now see only
one new .goutputstream-* file in my /home every morning when I turn on
my computer. The Properties of all my .goutputstream-* files show that
their size is 0 b
I also have this problem. I begin to notice .goutputstream-* files
appearing in /home after upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise Pangolin
32 bit (fresh install). Deleting all of the .goutputstream-* files from
/home do not seem to affect my system but they keep reappearing. I do
not have gtk-re
