I am using Ubuntu 16.04 and today installed the app from official repository and it started and working without any issues.
From details in bug report I see a couple of harmless warnings and an error.
The error might be due to the leftovers of an old instances of the app in your system or user profile.
Also you might want to purge and then reinstall the packages (this shouldn't affect your personal stations list):
1. dpkg --purge radiotray
2. Check ~/bin, /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin, /usr/share/, /usr/share/applications and /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ directories for radiotray related files and remove them
3 apt-get install radiotray
In case above doesn't help, please attach "radiotray.list" file generated by the following commands, after performing step 1 above:
$ find / -name "*radiotray*" > radiotray.list
$ which radiotray >> radiotray.list
$ echo $PATH >> radiotray.list
Eugene San wrote to me:
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 and today installed the app from official repository and it started and working without any issues.
From details in bug report I see a couple of harmless warnings and an error.
The error might be due to the leftovers of an old instances of the app in your system or user profile.
Also you might want to purge and then reinstall the packages (this shouldn't affect your personal stations list): applications and /usr/lib/ python2. 7/dist- packages/ directories for radiotray related files and remove them
1. dpkg --purge radiotray
2. Check ~/bin, /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin, /usr/share/, /usr/share/
3 apt-get install radiotray
In case above doesn't help, please attach "radiotray.list" file generated by the following commands, after performing step 1 above:
$ find / -name "*radiotray*" > radiotray.list
$ which radiotray >> radiotray.list
$ echo $PATH >> radiotray.list