Running inkscape 0.91 in Xfce4 and Netbeans.
I wouldn't suggest to just run the script from the comment #37. What
that script does is to comment some "fixed" range of lines in 3 scripts:
gimp_xcf.py, jessyInk_export.py and uniconv_output.py (located at:
/usr/share/inkscape/extensions/). However it seems those files may be
different depending on your version (as in mine, those lines didn't
match correctly and produces broken code). I strongly suggest to backup
your files if you want to give that script a try.
If you want to do the dirty job by yourself, this is what I did:
Comment (using "#" at the beginning of the line) this line at
"uniconv_output.py":
# sys.stderr.write(msg + "\n")
Comment these 2 lines at "jessyInk_export.py":
# if len(exportNodes) < 1:
# sys.stderr.write("No layers found.")
Comment this line at "gimp_xcf.py":
# inkex.errormsg(_('This extension requires at least one non empty
layer.'))
Give it a try. In my case that wasn't enough (as I have additional
plugins), but if you see an error message, copy that message and do a "
grep '<that error message>' * " in the /usr/share/inkscape/extensions/
directory. As before, comment any "inkex.errormsg" that may come up. For
example, I had to comment a line in "plotter.py" and "hpgl_output.py"
scripts (same line):
# inkex.errormsg(_("No paths where found. Please convert all objects you
want to plot into paths."))
I hope that helps. I wish there were a "Disable warnings" somewhere in
the options so we didn't have to do this kind of hacks.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/418242
Title:
Incorrect call to output plugins (with persistent error message) on
copy
Status in Inkscape:
Triaged
Status in inkscape package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Status in inkscape package in Arch Linux:
New
Status in inkscape package in Debian:
Confirmed
Status in Gentoo Linux:
Unknown
Bug description:
UPDATE: After further investigation it turned out to be a problem related to
the copy operation, in combination with a totally unrelated running Java
program (FreeRapid).
Reading some followups and other bug reports, it seems to be caused by the
new clipboard management system (introduced as a fix for the bug #170185), as
reported in bug #421597
So far these applications are known to randomly trigger an input/output
extension (on linux):
- FreeRapid Downloader
- jDownloader
- xfce4-clipman-plugin 1.1.3
- Netbeans
- xfce4-settings-helper (Xfce 4.8)
- Team Viewer (teamviewerd 10.0.36)
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The original report was this:
I'm getting this error when I try to edit a text object created previously
with a font that's not available in this system.
It looks like Inkscape has problems to resolve the font substitution and
displays the error message in a popup window that keeps appearing again and
again, leaving no other remedy than closing inkscape and reopening it.
The error message is attached.
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