I have the same issue (ubuntu Maverick with fluxbox). The error box appears only when I access to my home folder directly, otherwise everything works fine. More precisely, opening $HOME/.fluxbox is fine but opening $HOME display the error window described above.
However, when launched from command line, I can see the error message in the console, even when I don't access my home folder directly. Here's the output I got anyway: ** (pcmanfm:17724): DEBUG: FmJob error: Transport endpoint is not connected and if I access the home folder: ** (pcmanfm:17724): DEBUG: FmJob error: Transport endpoint is not connected ** (pcmanfm:17724): DEBUG: unable to load icon . GThemedIcon application-octet-stream gnome-mime-application-octet-stream application-x-generic ** (pcmanfm:17724): DEBUG: unable to load icon . GThemedIcon application-x-trash gnome-mime-application-x-trash application-x-generic It seems to be a problem with some kind of icons it can't find, for the trash and "octet-stream" application. I don't know the exact file name the program expects for those icons (neither in what size it try to load them), but aptitude says the Human icon theme I use is installed. The problem appeared recently (worked fine before), however I made a lot of changes recently and I can't tell what exact action produced it. I think I must have uninstalled some part of the lubuntu desktop, but I am not sure it has something to do with it. PS: the error box is a classic gtk+ error window, exactly like the one produced by "zenity --error" -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/668113 Title: Opening File Manager bring up error dialog box -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
