The applet lose "Associated command" setting. Even if I set it again, when I restart my pc (or I close and then I open it), this setting disappear. All other settings such as color, visualization mode are mantained. If can be useful, when I set the command and I click on applet, it works normally, it just lose the setting on system restart.
I can confirm. What's weird is that it does not reproduce if you only restart the panel. you have to restart more than that, so a full computer restart causes the bug to reproduce. Not sure what's causing this, but it certainly needs fixing.
Does this still reproduce? I haven't had this issue for a while. Maybe since the switch to xfce 4.8. Because of that, I am suspecting that the bug was not in cpugraph, but in some other component that it uses.
it is in settings.c: | associated_command = xfce_rc_read_entry( rc, "Command", associated_command ); | ... | xfce_rc_close( rc ); <<< invalidates 'associated_command' | ... | set_command( base, associated_command ); <<< uses invalid 'associated_command'
I'm seeing what appears to be a similar issue in Debian testing with Xfce 4.8.0. No matter what command I place in the Associated command field, it won't execute. Clicking on CPU Graph in the panel avails me of nothing.
I'm now using Xubuntu 11.04 (with xfce 4.8.1). Always the same story. It doesn't mantain the "Associated command" setting, while all other (colors, appeareance and so on) do.
Fixed in http://git.xfce.org/panel-plugins/xfce4-cpugraph-plugin/commit/?id=a20a581ed444179af75389a5b44882c4c68ecb5b
*** Bug 9254 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***