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On 2015-01-07, Grant Edwards <grant.b.edwards@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Meld 3.12.2 went stable a couple weeks ago and got upgraded from |
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> 1.8.5. After the 1.8->3.12 upgrade, the application preferences no |
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> longer worked. They neither affect the application nor do they get |
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> saved. |
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> If I block meld 3.x and go back to 1.8.5, everything works fine again. |
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> On the meld mailing list, they say settings have moved from gconf to |
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> gsettings/dconf, and if settings don't work it's a distro problem. |
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> The gsettings app seems to work find and can find/change settings for |
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> varioius other apps (gnumeric, evince, etc.), but it doesn't show any |
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> schema/keys for meld. |
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> Then I realized, I didn't even have dconf installed. Is that a |
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> missing dependancy in the meld 3 ebuild? |
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> So I emerged dconf, and then re-emerged glib. |
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> No change; meld 3 preferences don't work, gsettings works the same as |
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> before. |
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After shutting down XFCE and X11, and then restarting, it looks like |
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meld preferences are now working (and gsettings has switched over from |
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using gconf to using dconf). |
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AFAICT meld requires dconf, and it's missing as a dependancy in the |
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meld 3 ebuild. |
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Grant Edwards grant.b.edwards Yow! Maybe I should have |
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at asked for my Neutron Bomb |
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