In a perfect world yes, updates could be delivered in a timely fashion
and we wouldn't suffer from any issues. But the SRU process is long[1],
and I'm not convinced that trying to push a massive shift from Python 2
-> 3 would be appropriate.
Last time there was the issue of nobody verifying the
Why wouldn't you just bump the release version? Especially since the bug
is fixed and 18.04 is an LTS
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Hi James. I think it would be a great loss of time to search for a hard-
to-tracedown GTK-related bug in those dialogs that serve a feature that
has been long non-working, and are no longer there in the current
release. I think the right action here is to backport the removal code -
while huge in
** Changed in: variety
Importance: Undecided => High
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I can confirm this under Ubuntu 18.04 and 0.6.7-1. There seems to be
sporadic freezes on startup, and a reproducible one on shutdown
(eventually Variety has to be force killed by a watchdog thread)
This seems to have been fixed in 0.6.8 and later by removing all the
vrty.org-related code, so I'm
In other words, I would really appreciate some help on this issue :(
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