BlueGriffon, Kate and FileZilla : a golden combination for web page editing.

Sun Jun 2 08:26:04 UTC 2013

Hello Bas

Thanks a lot for your answers ... but the issue still exist

 1. I removed my local installation (BlueGriffon was installed in my
    Home directory) : /rm -rf ~/bluegriffon/
 2. I removed BlueGriffon working directory : /rm -rf .disruptive\
    innovations\ sarl/
 3. I confirmed that BlueGriffon is not installed by trying to remove it
    : /sudo apt-get purge bluegriffon/
 4. I cleaned my installation : /sudo apt-get autoremove/
 5. I used Muon to install BlueGriffon (repository GetDeb was active) (2
    packets were installet (bluegriffon and bluegriffon-data))
 6. I checked availability of BlueGriffon (/which bluegriffon/ ==>
    /usr/bin/bluegriffon
 7. I logout and logon
 8. I started bluegriffon : /bluegriffon/
 9. and the error message still pop up (*Your BlueGriffon profile cannot
    be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible*)

Console was
(process:13687): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 
`sys_page_size == 0' failed
Error: Access was denied while trying to open files in your profile 
directory.

Any other ideas are welcome

Respectfully yours :TuxMario

Le 01/06/2013 12:11, Bas Roufs a écrit :
> Hello TuxMario,
>
> Here is my advise for you.
> 1. Completely UNinstall the BlueGriffon package you have now in your 
> system.
> 2. Check your software sources.
> 3. Install BlueGriffon 1.7 via the GetDeb.net repository.
>
> Step 1. Completely UNintall...
> ======================
> Try the following commandline command: apt-get purge BlueGriffon.
> I am not sure whether this will work in case you have installed 
> BlueGriffon directly from it's website. In that case, try to do so via 
> Muon or via the Uninstall option from BlueGriffon itself.
>
> Step 2. Check your software sources.
> ===========================
> Did you already add GetDeb.net to your software sources? (See: Muon > 
> settings.) If not, go to the GetDeb.net instruction page:
> http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/13.04#how_to_install
> Add the GetDeb repository via the "getdeb package" you can download 
> from that page - see nr. 1. Or add that repository manually: see nr.  2.
>
> STEP 3. Install BlueGriffon 1.7.
> =======================
> FORGET about the steps mentioned under nr. 3, 4 and 5 at the 
> GetDeb.net instruction page. Instead, simply install BlueGriffon via 
> Muon package manager. Give in "BlueGriffon" in the search window. You 
> will see BlueGriffon and BlueGriffon-data popping up. Install both 
> packages.
> !! The commandline install does not work in this case!!
>
> Respectfully yours,
> Bas.
>
>
>
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>
> 2013/6/1 TuxMario DeTreb <tuxmario.detreb at gmail.com 
> <mailto:tuxmario.detreb at gmail.com>>
>
>
>     Le 31/05/2013 15:16, Bas G. Roufs - En. a écrit :
>>
>>     Hello Christoph and Everybody.
>>
>>     This is a good moment to shortly evaluate a golden combination
>>     for web page editing: BlueGriffon, Kate and FileZilla.
>>
>>     At present, I am using "BlueGriffon"as well as "Kate" more and
>>     more for web page editing - now via the platform "Kubuntu 13.04",
>>     along with "KDE 4.10.2.
>>
>>     Last week, the new version BlueGriffon 1.7 came in via an update.
>>     I am really happy that this package is being maintained so well
>>     and frequently - the package has really become better and better
>>     ever since I started using it. In fact, "BlueGriffon" popped up
>>     for me just in time. A similar package is "Kompozer" - however,
>>     that one is not being maintained any more ever since about 2010.
>>     Also "Quanta Plus" is not available any more. Internet pages I
>>     used to maintain with Kompozer, contained several little mistakes
>>     I discovered and took away with "BlueGriffon". A very useful
>>     feature of the latter package consists of several possibilities
>>     to identify and correct mistakes in the HTML coding of a web
>>     page. By example <a> - tags are red, as long as something is
>>     missing (e.g.. an </a> -tag) or incorrect, turn blue when you are
>>     on the good way when typing codes, and finally become green when
>>     everything is correct and complete. Moreover, if some specific
>>     important code is missing somewhere after editing a page,
>>     BlueGriffon suggests which missing code to exactly bring in where.
>>
>>     A few months ago, I reported a bug because of which it is not
>>     possible to immediately open a local .html file. When trying to
>>     do so, BlueGriffon does start, but does not open the file. That's
>>     why, for the time being, I use a simple "workaround": , I open
>>     local .html files via BlueGriffon itself. At some quiet moment,
>>     Christoph, I will try out your suggestions in this context and
>>     report my experience afterwords.
>>
>>     In this context, BlueGriffon has another useful feature. It opens
>>     in tabs the html pages of the latest session: under the condition
>>     that you leave those pages in open tabs, while quitting the package.
>>
>>     "Kate" I use as a very useful auxiliary package - for typing
>>     code, for copy -pasting specific bunches of code to other pages,
>>     etc... I also use it to open and edit .css files. When editing a
>>     .html page, I get a kind of colour feedback similar to that in
>>     BlueGriffon.
>>
>>     Yesterday the two window system in the Firefox add-on "FireFTP"
>>     broke down because of a reason I still do not understand. That's
>>     why, I have tried "FileZilla" for remote file transfer purposes -
>>     I am really satisfied about it. It works much better then
>>     "FireFTP". Especially when uploading a large quantity of updated
>>     web files, "FileZilla" works simply excellently.
>>
>>     Respectfully yours,
>>
>>     Bas G. Roufs.
>>
>>
>>     -- 
>>
>>     Bas G. Roufs MA
>>
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>>
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>>     835 10; Tel. +31 30 785 20 40.
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>>
>
>     Hello Everybody
>
>     I  use BlueGriffon, BlueFish and Kate for web page edition and
>     gFtp for site updating
>     Today i tried to upgrade my BlueGriffon (I was using 1.5.2) and I
>     reached a problem.
>
>     When I start the new release i get the message : *Your BlueGriffon
>     profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible*
>
>     What i have done
>
>       * I renamed my old release (mv bluegriffon bluegriffonOLD)
>       * I removed the Griffon profil directory (rm -R .disruptive\
>         innovations\ sarl )
>       * I downloaded the new compressed tar file
>         (bluegriffon-1.7.Ubuntu13.04-x86_64.tar.bz2) I'm running
>         Kubuntu 13.04 64bits
>       * I ran tar command ( tar jxvf
>         bluegriffon-1.7.Ubuntu13.04-x86_64.tar.bz2)
>       * I started bluegriffon ( ./bluegriffon/bluegriffon) and got a
>         pop up window with the error message
>
>     NB : All files and directories belong to my home user/group
>
>     Any help is welcome
>
>     Regards : TuxMario
>
>
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