[10:31] hello ii recently instaed ubunutu gnome but i have a rather strange bug where my mouse pointer leaves copies of itsef on the screen where i stopped moving it and they reman until i restart the computer does anyone know how to ffiicx this issue [12:34] Noskcaj, ricotz: hey, sorry to bother you directly. i'm having problems with gitg 3.17.1-1 in 16.04 and i found this log https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2015/03/30/%23ubuntu-gnome.html but it doesn't contain a solution. have you been able to resolve the issue? error is "gitg: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/gitg/libgitg-1.0.so.0: undefined symbol: [12:34] ggit_cred_ssh_key_from_agent_new" [12:46] dAnjou: are you trying to build gitg from source? because you shouldn't see that error if you aren't [12:47] nope, using the distro package [12:48] maybe someone can give me a hashsum of that library [12:48] it's possible that i screwed something up by trying to compile it before [12:49] I don't feel you're providing us enough information… [12:49] sudo apt install --reinstall gitg [12:49] i'd love to provide more [12:49] did that [12:50] i just purged gitg and checked whether /usr/lib/gitg/libgitg-1.0.so.0 exists. it doesn't [12:50] reinstalling now [12:50] same error [12:51] the part that concerns me is where you said you tried to compile it before, and you're pointing to a discussion about an error seen during build [12:52] are you able to reproduce this bug in a clean Ubuntu install? like in VirtualBox? [12:52] thing is, i'm not sure whether i tried to compile it on *this* machine [12:52] guess i have to try that [12:52] if you can reproduce it from a clean install, please run [12:52] ubuntu-bug gitg [12:53] and give the steps for how to reproduce [13:04] dAnjou, is there a /usr/local/lib/gitg/libgitg-1.0.so.0 ? [13:06] no [13:07] dAnjou, output of "which gitg" and "ldd `which gitg`" [13:08] https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/lK7zGVgV/ [13:09] there you go! -> libgit2-glib-1.0.so.0 => /usr/local/lib/libgit2-glib-1.0.so.0 [13:10] but that exists [13:10] if you run "sudo make install" you should know what is going to happen [13:10] yes, but it picks up a local custom file which is likely outdated [13:10] "libgit2-glib-1.0.so.0 => /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgit2-glib-1.0.so.0" is correct [13:10] okay, so i guess i *did* try to compile it on this machine [13:11] is it enough to delete that other one? [13:11] there are likely more of such files [13:12] look into /usr/local this folder normally should not exists at all [13:12] "sudo make uninstall" from the original build folder is what you would want [13:13] sorry, but you are on your own with such things [13:15] yup, messed that up myself. but thank you very much for looking at it! [13:16] usually i try to use checkinstall but maybe i didn't this time [13:19] yay, it works now [13:20] thanks again, jbicha and ricotz [13:33] ricotz: I just noticed that mdeslaur updated wk2 to 2.14.2 for xenial-security [13:34] jbicha, yeah, epiphany 3.18.10 is a go ;) [13:35] according to https://webkitgtk.org/security/WSA-2016-0006.html 2.14.0 is the security update so that didn't help yakkety where 2.14.2 is stuck in phased-updates