When I execute tuxgdg I see the following output in the console:

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CONNECTED to tuxd
CONNECTED to tuxttsd
error when attempt to import wizard library in the main file
No Tray icon available!
<GdgObject.GdgObject object at 0xb042848c>
Error importing installer
Error importing select_file
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While the gadget manager interface renders it seems to lock up. I imagine this is related to the errors:
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error when attempt to import wizard library in the main file

...
Error importing installer

Error importing select_file

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While we're on the topic of errors, is "<GdgObject.GdgObject object at 0xb042848c>" indication of an error?

When I close the gadget manager I see the following output in the console:

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Framework exiting ...
DISCONNECTED from tuxttsd
DISCONNECTED from tuxd
Tux object has been destroyed
[<_DummyThread(Dummy-43, started daemon)>, <Thread(Thread-12, stopped)>, <Thread(Gui update, stopped)>, <_MainThread(MainT
hread, started)>]
Framework exit done
/usr/local/bin/tuxfw: line 2:  7588 Killed                  python /opt/tuxdroid/apps/tux_framework/TFW.py $1
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tuxgi works flawlessly for me.

Has anyone else encountered this problem?

BTW, I am running XFCE on [Ubuntu-Server 6.06 _Dapper Drake_ - Release i386 (20060531).

Thanks,

Dustin

Hey,

You need to use python 2.5 and pygtk 2.10, This error is due to somes gadgets have need for thoses versions.

After you will install the two, all must work great.

jerome.

Hi Jerome:

Thanks for the response. I just noticed this morning that my work computer shows the same output upon loading the manager, errors and all, yet the manager operates correctly there. pygtk is 2.8.6-0ubuntu1 at home and 2.10.3-0ubuntu3 at work while python is 2.4.3 at home and 2.4.4c1 at work. It would seem that the problem lies primarily in pygtk. Do I really need python 2.5?

Dustin

Hey Dustin,
Manager have some integrated gadgets how give you some services like flashing firmware, ... those gadgets need to have pygtk 2.5.

Jerome.

Good to know, thank you for the information.

For others that may be experiencing the same problem, I was able to get the gadget manager working by upgrading some of my core libraries. Unfortunately I didn't keep a list of all the packages I upgraded however my point is that you may just need to upgrade your libraries. Obviously I won't be able to use those features that require pygtk 2.5 however.

Dustin