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Message #08941
[Bug 1078775] Re: missing dependencies when installing packages in precise
** Project changed: notify-osd => notify-osd (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1078775
Title:
missing dependencies when installing packages in precise
Status in “notify-osd” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Situation: I'm trying to install selective packages to Ubuntu Mini
Remix 12.04 Precise and build up an Xfce remix.
After I had installed notify-osd and libnotify-bin in Precise, I
tried sending test notification via Terminal. But nothing appears on
Desktop and no error was displayed in Terminal. And I'm sure there is
*no* broken packages either.
Few days had passed and I thought of trying to install other
application which relies on notify-osd. So I installed pidgin and
pidgin-libnotify packages. To my surprise, when I sent test
notification via Terminal again, the notification pops up as it
should!
Things works *after* I had installed pidgin and pidgin-libnotify
--This is for sure. Among the dependencies of pidgin-libnotify, I
found that these packages-- libgtk2.0-0, libindicate-gtk3,
libindicate5 --which are *not* dependencies of notify-osd (or
libnotify4), might have fixed the notification pop-up to work as it
should.
To reproduce this issue, do as following:
1. apt-get install notify-osd libnotify-bin
2. notify-send -i system "test notification" "you can see means it works"
// You will not see any notification pop-up in this step
3. apt-get install pidgin pidgin-libnotify
4. repeat step 2
// You can see the notification pop-up now
Hope this matter is clarified.
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