Re: gnome-control-center accessible?



Hi
The reason it effects both is that control center is actually using nautilus, that's why you can switch to list view. I tried removing nautilus to see if that would help but it didn't, I couldn't even get the list. So I put nautilus back. INteresting idea. I installed the latest libgail-gnome from CVS and still have the problem, but I wonder if perhaps the applications need to be linked against the new libgail-gnome. I wouldn't've thought so, as they're loaded as gtk modules, but perhaps it's possible. This is the only time I hate package managers: I can't get rid of the old gail and such without basically removing all gtk-based stuff, including gnome. Oh, I can use the --nodeps option to RPM but that'll just break everything anyway so there's no point. Actually installing the newer libgail-gnome did help a bit, before it wasn't even saying layered pain. Actually, I updated the following modules:
atk
gtk-doc
gail
libgail-gnome
I'll keep looking into this on my systems but since it works in list view I don't really see it as crippling. I like the details anyway.

At 12:00 5/21/2003 -0400, you wrote:

Hi, Marc.
I'm getting a similar issue as Jacob if I am not in list view but am in icon
view naudilus and control-center do exactly what Jacob describes.


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