On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 22:22:42 +0200, Axel Siebenwirth wrote: >> Hello everybody, >> after upgrade to Gnome 2.4 on my Debian box, the panel that were set to >> auto-hide don't appear any more; even if you hide a panel manually with >> the buttons, then it doesn't appear anymore (but in this case loggin out >> and in again does the job). >> >From .xsession-errors I get this message: >> >> ** (gnome-panel:15373): CRITICAL **: file panel-toplevel.c: line 4212 >> (panel_toplevel_set_auto_hide_size): assertion `auto_hide_size > 0' >> failed > If this error message is the reason for your problem, it seems that the > auto_hide_size setting of your panel seems to be equal to > or less then 0. The auto_hide_size determines the size of your panel > when it is hidden. > You can edit this value in the System Configuration editor. I'm experiencing the same trouble, same errors, also Debian. There's no gconf-key named auto_hide_size in ~/.gconf. I've found the key in a gconf schema in file /etc/gconf/schemas/panel-toplevel.schemas (default is 6px), and it shows up in gconf-editor under schemas. But it's apparently not applied to the panel prefs. It might be intended to go into /apps/panel/profiles/default/toplevels, maybe there is an error in the panel migration? Gabriel Wicke
