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Dears,
I noticed that in this latest version of Q4OS (q4os-2.6-x64-instcd.r4.iso) there is a bug to save the settings in Gedit (version 3.22, the same version that was present in version r3 and that the bug did not happen).
I open the "Preferences" window and change the options I want, and close the window.
But the changes are not getting saved, they always return to the default when I close Gedit.
If I go in the terminal and give a "sudo gedit" there I can save the options normally...
It seems to be some permission problem...
Any idea of contouring solution?
Att.;
Rafael
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We can confirm the issue. It looks like a bug in Gedit, as it doesn't respect the XDG home configuration. You could workaround this bug temporarily adding the command "unset XDG_CONFIG_HOME" in the "/usr/share/applications/org.gnome.gedit.desktop" desktop shortcut, so the exec lines will look like this:
Exec=unset XDG_CONFIG_HOME ; gedit ...
You can verify the workaround above running in terminal:
$ unset XDG_CONFIG_HOME ; gedit
We will try to search a solution and report back, if find something new.
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Hi guys, thank you for the feedback.
Just a minor correction: the version that did not appear in this bug was "2.6 r1", not "2.6 r3" as I had reported...
Actually I did not test on r3, I went straight from r1 to r4 and I noticed the issue.
The curious is why this did not happen in r1...
What might have been changed from r1 to r4 that might be causing this issue?
Rafael
Last edited by rafaelramos (2018-11-11 03:21)
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The change is Q4OS uses another "XDG_CONFIG_HOME" location starting from "r2" revision.
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The issue is now fixed, you only need to update your system, so run in terminal:
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Reboot.
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Great guys!
This bug was particularly annoying for me, because I use Gedit a lot to program small routines in PHP and to edit HTML ...
This fix will be present in the next r5 release, right?
Thanks for the correction!
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This fix will be present in the next r5 release, right?
Definitely.
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Curious...
I did a clean r4 install now, applied the Full Profile, and then I installed GEdit.
I went to test and the GEdit options were recording normally, without any issue. Wonderful!
The funny thing is that I have NOT given the command "apt-get dist-upgrade"...
When applying the Full Profile does it automatically perform a "dist-upgrade" during the process?
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When applying the Full Profile does it automatically perform a "dist-upgrade" during the process?
Yes, your system has been upgraded along with the full desktop profile installation, so it has got all fixes from repositories as well, nothing curious.
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Yes, your system has been upgraded along with the full desktop profile installation, so it has got all fixes from repositories as well, nothing curious.
Interesting!
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