Article ID: 1110 - Last Modified: June 6, 2011
When I try to run Python scripts or open some panels in Maestro I get a traceback that ends with
_tkinter.TclError: unknown color name "gray90"
followed by several error messages
"WARNING MM_Monitor::initializeJobHandle(): error getting job end time for job end time"
What is the problem?
The error message
_tkinter.TclError: unknown color name "gray90"
indicates a misconfiguration of
the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. Specifically, the RgbPath setting
is pointing to the wrong file name or location, resulting in expected color names not being available. If used, this setting is supposed to
point to a file named rgb.txt that defines the 'gray90' color name (among others). In the xorg.conf file, the file should be specified without the .txt extension. Please check your xorg.conf file and
make sure it is pointing to the right location (e.g.,
/usr/share/X11/rgb or whatever is appropriate for your system). This will require administrative privileges, and you'll need to
restart the X-server after modifying xorg.conf (logging out and
logging back in, rebooting, or using Ctrl+Alt+Backspace).
If setting RgbPath correctly doesn't solve the problem, you could try commenting out that line entirely.
Keywords: Maestro, Tk errors, xorg.conf
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