tar.gz of a gnome-panel more stable for debian stable :lol
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tar.gz of a gnome-panel more stable for debian stable :lol
Hello,
Gnome-panel as everyone know is absolutely not stable. I cannot get my weather stable more than 2-7 days. lol Sometimes applets crashes or disappear forever (unless rm).
Bored of rm -rf .gconfd every single few days ...
Can we have something that simply work for Debian stable ?
Why this gnome-panel is in Stable since it is buggy as crap ??
I am wondering. It never worked for me since years.
Gnome-panel as everyone know is absolutely not stable. I cannot get my weather stable more than 2-7 days. lol Sometimes applets crashes or disappear forever (unless rm).
Bored of rm -rf .gconfd every single few days ...
Can we have something that simply work for Debian stable ?
Why this gnome-panel is in Stable since it is buggy as crap ??
I am wondering. It never worked for me since years.
I never had such a problem (using Etch since testing).
Are you sure it's not just the server from your weather provider screwing up that applet?
Applets can/will/should disappear when the underlying process stops...
Installing GNOME from source is really not a fun thing to do and mixing Debian with non-debian GNOME parts is asking for trouble.
PS: If you need a really stable desk, try Fluxbox.
Since you already have GNOME, you can use its gnome-settings-daemon and have all essential GNOME candy (and applications) in Flux
I never had such a problem (using Etch since testing).
Are you sure it's not just the server from your weather provider screwing up that applet?
Applets can/will/should disappear when the underlying process stops...
Installing GNOME from source is really not a fun thing to do and mixing Debian with non-debian GNOME parts is asking for trouble.
PS: If you need a really stable desk, try Fluxbox.
Since you already have GNOME, you can use its gnome-settings-daemon and have all essential GNOME candy (and applications) in Flux
well i have fluxbox or openbox, and need a panel that has a nice weather applet and window manager like in windows microsoft.
hence only gnome-panel is cool, for that , looks and works like windows.
my problem with kicker is that all workspaces are listed in the task bar ...
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