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rhythmbox package

rhythmbox music player i have to start the application twice first time doesnt do anything at all

Asked by richard donaho

well when i want to use the application i have to start the application twice in order to launch the application instead of the first time i start the application

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Vihar (vmankov) said : 		#1

Well Richard it's not a common thing, would you describe in/with more details the problem?

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richard donaho (rdonaho) said : 		#2

OK IF U GO UNDER APPLICATIONS AND MUSIC AND CLICK RYTHMBOX IT WILL START TO LOAD AND THEN JUST STOP LIKE NOTHING HAPPEND AND THEN IN ORDER FOR IT TO START U HAVE TO CLICK AGAIN AND THEN IT WILL WORK BUT NEVER BEFORE U CLICK THE SECOND TIME

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Best Tom (tom6) said : 		#3

HI, it's unclear why it's going wrong like this. Hopefully the command-line might be able to give us a clue. I've not seen this problem happen either so at least we know it's possible to fix whatever's gone wrong. Ok, on a command-line
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
please type in

rhythmbox

and that should open rhythmbox as normal? Did it only work when you pressed the keyboards uparrow to repeat the command? Did the terminal window show any error messages or anything? If so please copy&paste them into here.

Good luck and regards from
Tom :)

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richard donaho (rdonaho) said : 		#4

ok that was so weird now it works on the first try um i dont know what to say i dont think i did nothing to make it start working

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richard donaho (rdonaho) said : 		#5

Thanks Tom, that solved my question.

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Tom (tom6) said : 		#6

Oh great. The main thing is tat it is working now. Hopefully it was some update or fixing of packages or something but whatever you did the fixed it I'm glad because that was just a very weird problem that really shuldn't have happened.

Congrats on fixing it :)))
Regards from
Tom :)