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Alex - Roboticist
Studied Robotics BSc and MSc by Research at UWE.
Currently working at BMT Group Ltd.
I like my software and OS, like I like my beer, free (in both senses of the term). I program in C/C++, Python, Bash on x86, x64, PIC, ARM, Dead Wildlife. Particular interest in Linux, Machine Vision, Android and Underwater, and posting is likely to follow these interests.
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Hi,
Thanks and it works also with all apps that have this problem not just gedit.
If you delete the file /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80appmenu the spew of warnings will go away.
And, emacs with gtk toolkit will properly update the buffer list as well.
No, they don’t go away and installing appmenu-gtk doesn’t work.
To get rid of it on Ubuntu 11.04 with Gnome 3. Comment or remove /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80appmenu because it refers to gtk-2 instead of 3 (and apparently appmenu works differently with the newer version). To test it beforehand run this in a shell: export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= This will not change anything on your system, just temporarily in that shell.
Correction: do not remove or uncomment this file, it will give problems starting your system. However, it’s fine to add “export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=” to ~/.bashrc
Thanks. It helped me out.