Martin Olsson wrote:
> FWIW, the file /etc/X11/rgb.txt does exist (and gcolor2 shows the
> pre- defined colors properly) on my cleanly install ubuntu jaunty
> system (didnt check with live CD though). Also, if I run "dpkg -S
> /etc/X11/rgb.txt" it says that this file has been installed on my
> system by the "x11-common" package.
>
> Can you repro your issue on your live CD? Also, are you using
> ubuntu, kubuntu or xubuntu? Maybe it's broken on some of them and
> not all of them? I use ubuntu myself.
>
This is a fresh install of Ubuntu Jaunty. I've also reproduced this on
a freshly install virtual machine (Ubuntu Jaunty as well) and the live
CD. On all of them gcolor2's preset color list is empty and rgb.txt is
nowhere to be found. I found /etc/X11/rgb.txt on one of my other
systems that has been upgraded numerous times, most likely left over
from a previous release. Oddly on that system dpkg -S reports that it
is in the x11-common package yet it's clearly not in there as I
checked the file list myself.
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Martin Olsson wrote:
> FWIW, the file /etc/X11/rgb.txt does exist (and gcolor2 shows the
> pre- defined colors properly) on my cleanly install ubuntu jaunty
> system (didnt check with live CD though). Also, if I run "dpkg -S
> /etc/X11/rgb.txt" it says that this file has been installed on my
> system by the "x11-common" package.
>
> Can you repro your issue on your live CD? Also, are you using
> ubuntu, kubuntu or xubuntu? Maybe it's broken on some of them and
> not all of them? I use ubuntu myself.
>
This is a fresh install of Ubuntu Jaunty. I've also reproduced this on
a freshly install virtual machine (Ubuntu Jaunty as well) and the live
CD. On all of them gcolor2's preset color list is empty and rgb.txt is
nowhere to be found. I found /etc/X11/rgb.txt on one of my other
systems that has been upgraded numerous times, most likely left over
from a previous release. Oddly on that system dpkg -S reports that it
is in the x11-common package yet it's clearly not in there as I
checked the file list myself.
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