Re: what gui backend

[Julian Leyh]

Julian Leyh <oenone@oenone.de> wrote:
> Hm.. it doesn't work for me...
> i'm using the debian packages, which use the arts backend.
> i try to display it on my openbsd box.. other X programs work fine,
> but gnustep programs don't want it :(
> 
> if i start a gnustep program, i only get white areas where there
> should be the windows and the menus.

hm.. i have to correct myself..

after i did an update of gnustep (-back 0.9.2, -base 1.9.1, -gui 0.9.2)
it seems to work..
i get a lot of errors, but the program shows up as it should, with menus
and icon..

here the errors of gnumail.. the segfault at the end happens, when i
choose quit from the menu.

$ gnumail
2004-05-27 00:30:33.220 GNUMail[3985] NOTE: Only one display per host fully 
supported.
Xlib:  extension "MIT-SHM" missing on display "localhost:10.0".
2004-05-27 00:30:33.417 GNUMail[3985] XShm not supported. Falling back to 
normal XImage:s (will be slower).
2004-05-27 00:30:33.776 GNUMail[3985] Loading application scripting support
2004-05-27 00:30:33.845 GNUMail[3985] WARNING: Use 'Classes' instead of 
'STClasses' in ScriptingInfo.plist for bundle 
'/usr/lib/GNUstep/System/Applications/GNUMail.app'
2004-05-27 00:30:33.886 GNUMail[3985] Invalidparam: Ordering invalid window 0
2004-05-27 00:30:34.207 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.208 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.210 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.213 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.215 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.217 GNUMail[3985] File NSView.m: 865. In [NSTableView 
-setFrame:] given negative height
2004-05-27 00:30:34.329 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: wrong data type 1 for "XMLPacket"; tag ignored
2004-05-27 00:30:34.331 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: unknown field with tag 34665 (0x8769) encountered
2004-05-27 00:30:34.332 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: unknown field with tag 37724 (0x935c) encountered
2004-05-27 00:30:34.334 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: wrong data type 1 for "XMLPacket"; tag ignored
2004-05-27 00:30:34.335 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: unknown field with tag 34665 (0x8769) encountered
2004-05-27 00:30:34.335 GNUMail[3985] Tiff Warning (TIFFReadDirectory) 
GSTiffReadData: unknown field with tag 37724 (0x935c) encountered
2004-05-27 00:30:34.359 GNUMail[3985] Method setVerticalMotionCanBeginDrag: is 
not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.393 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.394 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.394 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.395 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.396 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.396 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.398 GNUMail[3985] Method setIndicatorImage:inTableColumn: 
is not implemented for class NSTableView
2004-05-27 00:30:34.560 GNUMail[3985] FTC_SBitCache_Lookup() failed with error 
00000006 (00fffffd, 08275470, 12x12, 00000000)
2004-05-27 00:30:34.561 GNUMail[3985] FTC_SBitCache_Lookup() failed with error 
00000006 (00fffffd, 08275470, 12x12, 00000000)
2004-05-27 00:30:48.203 GNUMail[3985] Invalidparam: Ordering invalid window 0
/usr/bin/gnumail: line 9:  3985 Segmentation fault      openapp GNUMail.app

it seems that it now detects that XShm is not supported.
can i do something to reduce these errors? especially the segfault?

thanks alot
JRL

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