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[09:00] <mogul> this morning I notice gthumb core dumps on my two xubuntu 16.04 boxes. am I the only one?
[09:04] <mogul> It used to work so I must have updated something that made it break
[11:45] <sary> mogul: that's not the case in 17.10 it runs fine here in terminal with no core dump. try to purge it and re-install.
[12:10] <mogul> i tried purge/reinstall, did not help.Also i found a third machine where it is running just fine
[12:12] <mogul> of course the list of installed packages is nowhere identical between the machines
[12:26] <sary> are these two 16.04 fully updated! you may want to tpreform a stacktrace to catch the cuase of the crash, aslo create a new user account and see if crash remains there.
[12:27] <sary> mogul: ^.
[12:43] <mogul> both 16.04's are fully updated. also i already tried creating a new account which resulted the same
[12:45] <mogul> i have pulled the library list using ldd and produced a MD5 of every library loaded. these lists are identical as well when comparing between a machine where gthumb works and one where it segfaults
[17:05] <xthunderheartx> ARRRGH!!
[17:06] <xthunderheartx> I'm having bluetooth issues that look like they are related to bluetoothd
[17:07] <xthunderheartx> When the daemon starts it spews these: "Not enough free handles to register service"
[17:08] <xthunderheartx> And this: "Current Time Service could not be registered"
[17:09] <xthunderheartx> and this: "gatt-time-server: Input/output error (5)" ...
[17:09] <xthunderheartx> etc.
[17:10] <xthunderheartx> I saw some similar (exactly identical actually) complaints elsewhere.
[17:10] <xthunderheartx> But the resolution suggested, "it's fixed in 16.04" obviously doesn't work as that is what I'm running.
[17:12] <xthunderheartx> bluetoothctl seems to work fine.  I can see devices, pair, blah, blah.  If I fire off blueman-manager, it just puts a little tiny window up with a cancel button only.
[17:14] <xthunderheartx> And just for my own sanity, if there is *anyone* listening, please wave or something so I know I'm not typing to myself
[17:15]  * well_laid_lawn waves
[17:17] <xthunderheartx> Thx lawn :)
[17:23] <GridCube> o/
[17:23] <GridCube> bluethoot is a pain
[17:23] <GridCube> you have to make sure and double sure you have ALL the depends
[17:24] <GridCube> and still then sometimes works sometimes it doesnt
[17:36] <xthunderheartx> Yeah, I've been down similar roads with BT b4 ... like every single time I install.
[17:37] <xthunderheartx> I could just hit myself in the head with a brick each time and get the same effect.
[18:57] <xthunderheartx> OMG ... after installing every package in the Linux-verse having *anything* to do with bluetooth, notably the KDE stuff, it just started working.  I *hate* this kind of random shotgun engineering foo-smack !!!!