Created attachment 330937 [details] Excerpt from .xession-errors when starting Emacs When starting Emacs from the Gnome menu, I got a ton of warnings in .xsession-errors, including things like: (imsettings-applet:2862): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid entry [no symbol]: <U17ff> : "ាំ" (imsettings-applet:2862): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_boxed_copy: assertion `src_boxed != NULL' failed (imsettings-applet:2862): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_boxed_free: assertion `boxed != NULL' failed I wouldn't want to see any warnings if everything is working properly. A complete log excerpt is attached. This is with: imsettings-0.105.1-2.fc10.x86_64 emacs-22.3-3.fc11.x86_64
Thank you for your report. it was actually for debugging purpose. I can just disable that warning since it's likely to appear when current keyboard layout doesn't support a symbol. however the above two critical messages basically means a bug. so I'll have a look into it.
should be fixed in imsettings-0.106.0-1.fc11.
Thanks for the fix; it has taken care of the original messages. Unfortunately, I'm now getting a slightly different set of warnings with imsettings-0.106.0-1.fc11.x86_64 and emacs-22.3-8.fc11.x86_64: (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol for result: combining_acute (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol for result: combining_belowdot (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol: dead_belowcomma (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol: dead_currency (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol for result: combining_grave (imsettings-applet:11370): libimsettings-xim-WARNING **: Invalid symbol for result: combining_tilde [These are each repeated several times; duplicates omitted.]
Which the keyboard layout are you using? Those warnings usually means your keyboard layout doesn't support those symbols. if they aren't supposed to be used in your layout, that could be ignored. It was output to catch up a parser bug though, it may be time to disable it.
GNOME Keyboard Preferences says "USA". I don't have any accents or anything like that on my keyboard, and I'm not sure what dead_currency and dead_belowcomma are supposed to look like.
Thanks. fair enough. so it would be a time to turn off a message then :) I'll get rid of them in next push.
Fixed in 0.106.1-2.fc11.
Tested with imsettings-0.106.2-2.fc11.x86_64 and confirmed fixed. Thanks!