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  1. #1
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    yumex crash/abort Gtk-WARNING

    had this for a while now, have no clue; am new
    reinstalled yumex but still broken; any ideas?

    opened from the shell:

    16:47:32 : Yum Config Setup
    Loading "installonlyn" plugin
    Loading "fastestmirror" plugin
    16:47:33 : Yum Version : 3.2.1
    16:47:34 : GUI Setup Completed
    16:47:34 : Setup Yum : Transaction Set
    16:47:34 : Setup Yum : RPM Db.
    16:47:34 : Setup Yum : Repositories.
    Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
    16:47:35 : Setup Yum : Package Sacks
    16:47:39 : Setup Yum : Updates
    16:47:50 : Setup Yum : Groups
    Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
    16:47:52 : Setup Yum : Base setup completed
    16:47:52 : Building Package Lists
    16:49:40 : Building Package Lists Completed
    16:49:41 : Building Groups Lists
    16:49:42 : Building Group Lists Completed
    16:49:42 : Getting packages : updates
    16:49:42 : Found 5 updates packages
    16:49:42 : Sorting packages
    16:49:42 : Population view with packages
    16:49:42 : Population Completed

    (process:3199): Gtk-WARNING (recursed) **: could not load image: Icon 'document- new' not present in theme

    aborting...
    /usr/share/yumex/yumex: line 5: 3199 Aborted /usr/bin/python /u sr/share/yumex/yumex.pyc $*

  2. #2
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    Do you have the pygtk packages installed? The output of 'rpm -qa | grep gtk2' will tell you, if you can't figure it out post the output from the command.

    Are you trying to run a GUI application as root under you normal users account? Do you have python installed? Have you tried reinstalling yumex?
    Code:
    yum update && yum search yumex <-- make a note of the package name
    yum install yumex_package
    I've never used yum, but that's what I've found on the net, if there are a number of yumex packages, try:
    Code:
    yum install yumex*
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