f-spot on Lucid 64 bit
Karl Larsen
klarsen1 at gmail.com
Tue Mar 9 12:47:14 UTC 2010
For some reason there are two places that contain the proper files
to start f-spot. The system will not start but does tell you the
problem. It is this:
karl at Lucid:~$ f-spot
It looks like you have 2 settings directories for f-spot
(/home/karl/.gnome2/f-spot and /home/karl/.config/f-spot). Remove one or
run f-spot with --basedir option
So the only problem is to decide which one to delete. I looked at
both and decided to remove the one in .gnome2/ and did this:
karl at Lucid:~/.gnome2$ sudo mv f-spot old.f-spot
Now f-spot works fine and I can fix it if the fix is in the wrong
one to remove...
73 Karl
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