Klaus Schertler

After updating Atom to version 1.41.0, I have exactly the same problem as described here by @pierre-haessig - but I am on macOS. `apm install julia-client` fails with the same...

Uninstalling and re-installing of `ink` worked. But re-installing (the already uninstalled) julia-client by `apm install julia-client` again ends up in: ``` > [email protected] install /private/var/folders/zl/msgtt7313v358s645pskd1080000gn/T/apm-install-dir-119928-29294-upfwuw.v1m/node_modules/julia-client/node_modules/node-pty-prebuilt-multiarch > prebuild-install || node scripts/install.js...

I get: ``` $ atom -v Atom : 1.41.0 Electron: 4.2.7 Chrome : 69.0.3497.128 Node : 10.11.0 ```

Could successfully reinstall the julia-client on macOS with the proposed apm uninstall/install process - but had to do `conda deactivate` before.

Hi @tkoepsell, I am experiencing a similar problem while switching from Julia 1.8.4 to 1.8.5 (or to 1.9) on a Mac. On Windows it is working without problems. I haven't...

Thanks Tom! Yes indeed, avoiding the `ComboBoxText` widget is not always possible (and in my case it's not the source of the problem). Unfortunately, I guess, it's hard to figure...

I get very similar ` GLib-GObject-CRITICAL` errors from `Gtk.jl` on Julia 1.9.0-rc3 (on Windows) and 1.8.4 (on a Mac) after using `GTK_AUTO_IDLE = false` and the `include_transitive_dependencies = false` option...

Thanks @jwahlstrand, I will give it a try with a slight preference towards switching to `Gtk4.jl` - thanks for your work on `Gtk4` b.t.w!

@mdpetters, may I ask you whether you somehow progressed on this topic in the meantime - or has it been a dead end?

OK, I see. Thanks @mdpetters!