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jolinfire
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No "working" tray icon with trunk builds.

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Hello. I'm seeing this strange bug for about a week or so.

I cannot get tray icon to be displayed correctly. I'm using ubuntu 8.10 and followed all the instructions for building deluge. All works but not this tray icon.

I have installed librsvg2-common and librsvg2-dev

Any idea ? Thanks !
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Re: No "working" tray icon with trunk builds.

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jolinfire wrote:Hello. I'm seeing this strange bug for about a week or so.

I cannot get tray icon to be displayed correctly. I'm using ubuntu 8.10 and followed all the instructions for building deluge. All works but not this tray icon.

I have installed librsvg2-common and librsvg2-dev

Any idea ? Thanks !
Perhaps you need to do: python setup.py install_data
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Re: No "working" tray icon with trunk builds.

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andar wrote:
jolinfire wrote:Hello. I'm seeing this strange bug for about a week or so.

I cannot get tray icon to be displayed correctly. I'm using ubuntu 8.10 and followed all the instructions for building deluge. All works but not this tray icon.

I have installed librsvg2-common and librsvg2-dev

Any idea ? Thanks !
Perhaps you need to do: python setup.py install_data
I will try asap and I will tell what is happening. Thanks for the tip anyway.

EDIT : it works, thanks. But why putting all in /usr/* and not /usr/local/* ?!
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Re: No "working" tray icon with trunk builds.

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jolinfire wrote:EDIT : it works, thanks. But why putting all in /usr/* and not /usr/local/* ?!
because that's default. you can specify /usr/local with --prefix
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