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I get the following weird messages when starting either Thunderbird or Firefox (they both work well but I get annoyed by those messages and can't find anything similar on the net). Does anyone have an idea what's up? And what's G_MAXLONG?
Code:
(thunderbird-bin:4631): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk_property_get(): length value has wrapped in calculation (did you pass G_MAXLONG?)
there was this issue for mozilla, dunno if it applies to these 2 though..
in your home dir theres a file called .mozilla. check its permissions (ls -l .mozilla) and make sure you have correct priveledges to it.
hopefully with firefox theres a similar file which is causing the problem.
Originally posted by nadroj there was this issue for mozilla, dunno if it applies to these 2 though..
in your home dir theres a file called .mozilla. check its permissions (ls -l .mozilla) and make sure you have correct priveledges to it.
hopefully with firefox theres a similar file which is causing the problem.
Permissions seem to be ok, I don't think that's the problem.
hmm.. sorry then, dunno.
i searched google and DID find afew pages of results. afew pointing to the above resolution i said, and afew blamming it on the cpu architecture.. and another one blamming it on some plugin for firefox..
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