[kepler-users] an error while starting Kepler

[Dan Higgins]

Hi Ketan,
    I did some checking around here with other Linux users. One person 
who is using Ubuntu reported getting a similar error about 'gtk-2.0'. 
This is apparently related to the Clearlooks desktop/windowing system on 
your computer (called by Java when Kepler is building its window?). You 
can apparently just ignore the message if Kepler is starting up OK.

    You may want to consider updating your version of Kepler to Beta3 or 
the nightly zipped version (see www.kepler-project.org). The Beta 1 
version is now quite a bit out of date.

Dan Higgins
   

Ketan Maheshwari wrote:
> Hi Dan
> I am using Fedora Core 7 and Kepler V1 Beta 1 from May 2006.
> Java is 1.5.0_12
>
> Regards
> Ketan
>
> Dan Higgins wrote:
>   
>> Hi Ketan,
>>    That error message is not familiar. Could you provide some 
>> additional information?  What OS are you using? What version of 
>> Kepler? (the installer version - beta 3; the nightly zip?) What 
>> version of Java?
>>
>> Dan Higgins
>> NCEAS
>>
>> Ketan Maheshwari wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi Friends
>>> I am getting an error message while starting kepler as follows:
>>> "/usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:34: error: lexical error 
>>> or unexpected token, expected valid token"
>>>
>>> Though Kepler starts properly, I wanted to know what could be wrong 
>>> with my settings?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Ketan
>>>
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