Re: I stil can get gmc to crash; wondering if I've a setup problem

[Arup Kanjilal <codestorm geocities com>]

Also, seems like netscape url dnd to the desktop is broken as well. The
netscape icon hangs around for a while on the desktop after being dropped,
then flies back to netscape. This is gnome1.0 with the latest gmc.

Wonder if I am missing out on something as well.

Arup

On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Sri Ramkrishna wrote:

> > I've found that right-clicking on an icon in gmc and choosing
> > Properties from the popup menu still causes gmc to crash, from version
> > 4.5.23 to 4.5.26. I'm beginning to wonder if I've got a problem with
> > my setup because the later releases I believe were supposed to fix
> > this problem.
> 
> No, I can get it to crash as well.  In fact, if I follow these steps I can
> get gmc 4.5.26 to crash consistently.
> 
> >From the desktop menu, create a directory (New->Directory), I made my
> directory called "dog".  So suddenly, a folder called "dog" shows up on my
> desktop.
> 
> Click on the "dog" folder, and then try to delete it.  Instant crash.
> 
> I'm running all latest gnome-libs, gnome-core, and latest mc.    I can
> also get it to crash if I try to change the icon.  Sometimes after getting
> the icon changed (I have to re-run gmc to realize the icon change) it
> changes back to the old icon.  But I haven't been able to duplicate that
> just yet.
> 
> > Can anyone confirm whether the problem is at my end or gmc's end?
> 
> I would say, it's gmc.
> 
> 	sri
> 
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