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Description of problem: the tint2conf program provided by tint2 depends on files from the tintwizard package. When ever I try to do something useful in tint2conf, I see the following written to stdio cmd python /usr/bin/tintwizard.py '/home/jhford/.config/tint2/default.tint2rc' & python: can't open file '/usr/bin/tintwizard.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory Installing tintwizard makes tint2conf work. This is my first use of tint2 at all, so I wouldn't be shocked to learn that there is a legitimate use of tint2conf without tintwizard. If tint2conf is useful without tintwizard, it should probably bring up some dialog to alert the user to the absence of tintwizard
You are right, I've reproduced this in my Fedora 16 also. It seems that tint2 should requires tintwizard. I'm going to fix this.
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