No problem. I've got a version from January installed which is based on
the official ubuntu. Again, the menus are not 'greyed out' as you can
see in the attached file. Hope that helps.
Artur
Am 05.10.2016 um 00:05 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
On Tue, 4 Oct 2016, Artur T. wrote:
> Ok, --enable-gtk2 doesn't help and gretl still crashes. The good thing
> is that once a dataset is opened before MIDAS is called via the menu,
> gretl does NOT crash.
Thanks for trying that, Artur. If it's not too much bother, could you
see if the official Ubuntu gretl package has the same problem (menus
available when they shouldn't be)? I wonder if they might have patched
the source in some way.
If their gretl package is broken, we surely need to submit a bug report
(probably even if it's just self-compiled gretl that's broken). It's not
acceptable that Ubuntu users should think gretl is broken if this
problem is manufactured by Ubuntu. (I understand their desire to present
a uniform interface, but if they're going to do that they have to get it
right, which means responding to calls to sensitize and desensitize menu
items depending on the program state, calls that it appears they're
ignoring at present.)
Allin
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