Everything works fine except for the BlingSwitcher and the clock:

#Clock
Creating new applet :None uid:None
Creating new applet :/usr/lib/awn/applets/clock.desktop uid:1190579551

** (awn-applet-activation:6323): WARNING **: This desktop file does not exist None

avant init

#BlingSwitcher
(avant-window-navigator:6300): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type `' in cast to `GObject'

(avant-window-navigator:6300): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
Creating new applet :/usr/lib/awn/applets/PySwitcher.desktop uid:1190579573
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/awn/applets/BlingSwitcher/PySwitcher.py", line 8, in
import awn
ImportError: No module named awn

That's what i get when i try to add them to the dock.

I'm running ubuntu gutsy and i installed avant through this repository:
deb http://download.tuxfamily.org/syzygy42 gutsy avant-window-navigator

Thanks

This seems to be the same as I have described on this thread

There's something missing in the repo version, the python-awn bindings - the problem is the applet is unable to import the module "awn". I think this is something Reacocard, the maintainer of the repo needs to look at.

medeshago:

Do you have cairo-clock installed???

sudo apt-get install cairo-clock

I'll PM him to let him know something is up

I uncheked the digital mode in gconf-editor and nothing changed. When i add the clock, a white box appears and the it fades away leaving nothing.

Any possibility of the repository being fixed sometime soon?

::EDIT
I didn't know it was using cairo-clock and I just trying to run that and all I get is a white box on my desktop, so obviously I have a problem with cairo and am looking for packages, am totally not familer with cairo so I guess let me know if you have any ideas as I'm sure this is the problem eh?
/edit

Having similar problems, actually had all KINDS of problems and have been posting and deleting threads but now I'm stuck on this same problem. I had used the repo's, totally uninstalled, got the bzr awn and the awn-extras made them both with no problems that I know of. (Novice user here) when I add clock, it resizes the bar like it's going to show it then disappears. I tried to add it, then I started gconf-editor and did a find for digital and unchecked them, still no luck. the stack plugin acts kind of strange also, it takes a minute to appear, then it's just my home directory? if I right click on stacker and click properties it dissapears or if I try to stack something on it, not really sure how to use it so not too worried about it. :)

I'm really new to linux AND awn so sorry, here's what the clock gives me. I Notice blingswitcher complains but seems to work great with no problems. am using ubuntu 7.04 with beryl. Thanks guys.

/usr/local/lib/awn/applets/BlingSwitcher/PySwitcher.py:87: Warning: g_object_unref: assertion `object->ref_count > 0' failed
applet.set_temp_icon(icon)
get_name_app: awn-manager
get_name_window: Awn Manager
name: Awn Manager

** (avant-window-navigator:6596): CRITICAL **: awn_draw_icons: assertion `x >= 0 && x < fx->icon_width && w-x > 0 && w-x <= fx->icon_width && y >= 0 && x < fx->icon_height && h-y > 0 && h-y <= fx->icon_height' failed

(PySwitcher.py:6614): Wnck-CRITICAL **: update_client_list: assertion `reentrancy_guard == 0' failed

Creating new applet :None uid:None
Creating new applet :/usr/local/lib/awn/applets/clock.desktop uid:1190626673

** (awn-applet-activation:6628): WARNING **: This desktop file does not exist None

avant init
signal
apres init

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