From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 Galeon/1.2.5 (X11; Linux i686; U;) Gecko/20020809 Description of problem: Since the native themes patch was applied to Mozilla if Mozilla is set to the Classic theme(which is what Galeon uses and can't be changed from what I can tell) it will crash on startup with the error message. Gdk-ERROR **: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) serial 1210 error_code 3 request_code 61 minor_code 0 Galeon will do the same thing if I click the manage certificates button in the security preferences, because it uses the mozilla window instead of it's on custom one. This only happens when the gtk1 theme is set to Crux/Eazel engine(Offtopic side note, I can get Galeon to crash on startup with a number of other gtk1 themes). A workaround arounds for Mozilla are to not use the Crux theme or to use another, select the Modern Mozilla theme and then reselect Crux. Like I said above, you don't have a choice with Galeon as far as I know. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make sure Classic Mozilla theme is selected 2. Select Crux gtk1 theme 3. Start Mozilla Actual Results: Crash Expected Results: No crash Additional info: Limbo beta2 You can find the eazel-engine source rpm at freshrpms.net for testing.
May also be releated to the display settings. Out of the box mozilla fails to execute properly (i.e. crashes with no core) This occurs on a gateway 9300 using the generic 1029x768 lcd display.
I think your problem is another bug. This only relates to the native themes patch as far as I know. I have disabled it in mozilla before and seen the problem go away. I have also found that recent versions of Mozilla include native theme code, but don't have this problem.
Good thought but it isn't so. Galeon fails in exactly the manner you describe as does mozilla. Thus I have picked the correct bug. That it behaves this way "out of the box" is annoying that remond95 as a theme breaks mozilla and galeon in this manner. Changing my theme to something else has solved my problem as you described.
yes, it fails in Galeon but only when opening windows rendered handling by Mozilla code. Example, the Manage Certificates window. In your first comment you talked about it being a display setting, it isn't. It is just the type of theme and the native theme.
Fixed with Mozilla 1.2.1