Web editors wont start/running slower than molasses
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Web editors wont start/running slower than molasses
Hey all
I'm having some difficulty running my fave web editor Bluefish. Upon startup it show a white splash box (where the splash screen should be) and never starts. Justs hangs for a while then disappears
I installed screem thinking it'd be different ....and it was. I got as far as the tip of the day after ten minutes of waiting but it wouldn't go past that. My system specs are:
64-bit Hardy beta (yeah I know beta=buggy)
2 GB of ram
amd turion64
120 GB Hdd
I know the beta is called such for a reason but bluefish ran fine until some updates the other day...hmmmf. Any advice/help is greatly appreciated but I've been having trouble getting any responses on this site since I joined...
Look in your home directory, and in /etc, for a bluefishrc. Look for the name and location of bluefish logs, if any. You might get information about the problem from there.
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