Re: [Evolution] More problems, now with 2/14

[Tim Reilly <reilly zk3 dec com>]

On 14 Feb 2001 12:07:37 -0500, Ettore Perazzoli wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> On 14 Feb 2001 09:58:49 -0500, Tim Reilly wrote:
>
> > 1) Tasks are just totally bonkers. I get a tiny (about 70x70 pixel) view
> > which just flashes (as if it were trying to redraw itself several times
> > a second), which pretty much locks up Evo.
>
>   Argh, they work for me.  What happens if you resize the window?  What
> size is your window?  What font are you using?  Can you give us a
> screenshot?

Whatdaya know, I try to reproduce it, and now it just locks up the Evo
window, evolution-calendar races, etc... too bad, cuz that flashing
tasks thing was actually a cool way to hang. :)

> > 2) Still can't see my Contacts, even though some people (Debian users,
> > albiet) can.
>
>   I think there is some libdb breakage going on (maybe your Evolution is
> now using a different version of libdb, and it doesn't recognize the db
> file created by the older version).
>
>   BTW, I have lost my contacts too (and I am on Debian Woody), which is
> good, since then I have a reproducible test case on my own system.  :-)
> I am going to investigate this later today (hopefully).
>
>   What version of libdb do you have?  Did you upgrade it recently?

I couldn't find something called "libdb" on my system... is it part of
another package?

> > 3) I tried to create a new appointment that'll be on every Monday from
> > now to the end of April. However, in the recurrence dialog, the "W" for
> > Wednesday is selected by default _and cannot be deselected_.  As my
> > cubemate suggests, it's fine to highlight the Wednesday (since today is
> > wednesday), but it should be deselectable.  The only way I was able to
> > prevent Wednesday from being deselected was to switch to a Monday on the
> > Calendar and THEN create a new task.
>
>   I am not sure about this one.  Calendar people?
>
> > 4) I'm having pretty severe probs with the Exec. Sum.  If I try to close
> > an RDF summary, it crashes and taks Exec. Sum. with it.  Also, there's
> > still no way to set up proxies for the RDF summary without using
> > Nautilus (which I don't have on this computer).
>
>   Can you please submit some bugs about this into Bugzilla?

I wanted to get started in using Bugzilla, but I'm having a hard time
getting used to it... but I suppose now is as good a time as any to get
more aquainted with it. :)

Thanks!

Tim