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[Hardy] at-spi issues
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193470
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See this link for an explanation (but not necessarily a solution):
http://osdir.com/ml/gnome.gdm.general/2007-08/msg00011.html.
I get this problem on occasion when I'm running Ubuntu in VMware. I've
was told that restarting Gnome will usually fix it. So I ssh into
Ubuntu and use this command:
One way you could check if the at-spi registry is running is to use an
app like accerciser or dogtail to probe applications via the at-spi
framework.
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[Hardy] at-spi issues
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I get the same problems. Usually, it seems to happen if I restart X.
Deleting all my GNOME settings sounds like a scary proposition! So,
ehhh, not right now.
I also cannot use Mousetweaks... at all, whether or not I've restarted X
on any particular session. I guess that's related... is there a
I use hardy daily, and do not get this problem with accessibility
enabled. Have you tried removing all GNOME related settings from your
home directory, and starting afresh to see if you get the same messages?
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Hi Luke,
Can u tell me which all gnome related settings should I remove my home
directory or if u can point me to some list which people have compiled to
remove. If not you will have to tell me one by one, there is also possibility
that somebody might have made a script for doing the
