On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 10:07:26AM +1100, Tim wrote: > On 27/10/14 23:55, Marius Gedminas wrote: > >> - apport-gtk's tree view has drawing issues (invisible expander arrows, > >> entire tree is not drawn initially until you click on it) > > > > I've seen this mentioned by phako on Oct 26. > > > > Apparently this gets caused by a missing adwaita-icon-theme-full package. > > It should be pulled in by default, but! When I first enabled the > > staging PPA and tried 'sudo apt full-upgrade', adwaita-icon-theme-full > > failed to install due to a file conflict. I then re-ran `apt > > full-upgrade` and it succeeded, so I assumed the package got installed > > successfully due to a different install order or something. But my > > /var/log/dpkg.log says adwaita-icon-theme-full never got installed. > > adwaita-icon-theme currently depends on : humanity-icon-theme | > adwaita-icon-theme-full > Unfortunately those optional dependencies only really work when installing by > task, where apt-get calculates the complete packageset from the > seeds. for a dist-upgrade etc it will just always pick the first ;(
For the record, when I enabled the gnome3-staging PPA again yesterday and did an 'sudo apt full-upgrade', I got adwaita-icon-theme-full installed with no errors. It's recommended by libgtk-3-0 and gnome-themes-standard, so I guess that's why it gets pulled in by default. > > I mentioned the file conflict on IRC back on Oct 24, and ricotz said they > > added the missing conflict. Perhaps if I reenabled the PPA today things > > would just work? (They did.) > >> - Applications segfault left-and-right (nautilus when I stopped resizing > >> it, apport-gtk when I took a screenshot of it) > > Nobody complained about this on IRC. > > > > This is the killer thing that makes it impossible for me to use the PPA > > on my main system. And I have no disk space for non-temprorary VMs. :( > > > > It's easiest to reproduce this by > > > > 1. sudo apt install gtimelog > > 2. Run gtimelog > > 3. Type anything in the text box, press Enter > > > > gtimelog segfaults at that point. > > That does not crash here Chased down the crash at last: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-gnome/+bug/1386255 It's caused by overlay-scrollbar-gtk3. Note that it appears to be enough to have that package installed (and therefore included in $GTK_MODULES) -- I had overlay scrollbars disabled through gsettings[*] and I still got segfaults [*] gsettings set com.canonical.desktop.interface scrollbar-mode normal (BTW this should be the default already if you've got ubuntu-gnome-default-settings installed) A simpler way to reproduce: 1. Run gnome-calculator 2. Click the title-bar dropdown Marius Gedminas -- An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field. -- Niels Bohr
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