Panel Crash and System Tray Bug in XFce4 Final

[Olivier Fourdan]

Hi,

This bug was in all version < 4.0.0 but is fixed in 4.0.0

If you experience this, it means you have your apps linked agains
libxfcegui4 from RC4 - Remove all previous instances if libxfcegui4 and
rebuild+reinstall everything

Cheers,
Olivier.

On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 03:43, Erick wrote:
> I have upgraded from rc4 to the final release and have experienced the
> following.
> 
> 1) The panel randomly crashes when launching a random app from a
> random launcher.  I get an error message to report the possible bug
> and the panel restarts (which is a much faster recovery than when the
> gnome panel crashes -- nice!).  This did not happen with any of the
> release candiates that I used.
> 
> 2)  System tray icons (on the panel system tray) are only partially
> visiable amd are semi functional (e.g. cannot access gaim menus when
> left-click on icon unless I hit just the right spot) for apps launched
> during xfce4 start-up (from xinitrc).  Bug goes away when either 1)
> application is shut down and restarted, 2) system tray is removed and
> then re-added to the panel, or 3) the panel is changed from horizonal
> to vertical or vice versa.  This is a continuation  from rc4.  I am
> not using the taskbar, so I have not attempted to recreate the bug
> there.
> 
> 3) Another annoyance with the system trayis when another app that uses
> the system tray is launched then closed, the system tray displays the
> icon fpr the remaining application correctly and it is functional --
> but there is blank space for another icon or two.   This is a
> continuation from rc4.  I am not using the taskbar, so I have not
> attempted to recreate the bug there.
> 
> 
> Everything is linked...
> 
> Erick <invitebmx at cox-internet.com>
> 
> 
> 
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