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Upstream ticket SL #2354
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Read from USB stick using object chooser fails, only on the first
attempt on a newly installed system.
The error we are seeing is that the '(env.get_profile_path(),
'data'))' does not exist yet at that time. It gets created when an
activity like Browse or Terminal has been run for the first time or
you start Read by resuming the file on the external device. The issue
is not read specific, same is true for Memorize when you use the
object chooser in the create tab and try to open an image from the
external device.
Tested on os850 on XO-1.5.
Reviewed-by: James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org>
Reviewed-by: Daniel Drake <dsd@laptop.org>
Tested-by: James Cameron <quozl@laptop.org>
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- backported from 0.88
- initial patch from Aleksey Lim
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- backported from 0.88
- initial patch from Aleksey Lim
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The fix consists in hooking to the focus-out-event to trigger a save to
the datastore. Previously, we were using the change event along with a
timeout of one second, which was likely to trigger while the user was still
updating the edit widget.
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With O_SYNC on open of log files, on systems with slow filesystem random
write performance, there is random activity startup time.
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