Description of problem: Programs from Gnome fail to start from KDE, if in gnome-control-panel accessibiliti flag set to "1" (default). Messages from console: (gnome_segv2:8325): CRITICAL **: AT_SPI_REGISTRY was not started at session startup. ** (gnome_segv2:8325): WARNING **: IOR not set. From Gnome all such programs works with any value of accessibility flag. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): at-spi-1.7.13-1 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. start Gnome, gnome-contol-center: accessibility: on. 2. exit Gnome, switchdesk kde 3. startx, konsole, glines (or gnumeric, gnome-control-center) Actual results: some amount of lines with errors (see deskription) program fails to start. Expected results: Program starts, may be without accissibility features. Additional info: temporary workaround: disable accassibility flag for _every_ user.
Duplicate of bug #214696?
Same bug. I use bad workaround patch for libgnome, which disables accessibility by default. But not all programs affected by it. For example, hwbrowser.
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Seems to fixed in current rawhide.