BUG: Unable to add tag library to component palette on linux (Ubuntu)

As already discussed in the thread problem with adding Sun JSF RI v1.2 as a new library in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 i have problems adding the Apache Trinidad (faces) tag library to the component palette. Actually the adding is not the problem and initially after adding it, it works. But when closing JDeveloper and restarting the components have disappeared while they are still selected in the Edit Tag Libraries menu. This problem only occurs on Linux and not under windows.
Kind Regards,
Andre Jochems

Hi,
Thanks for reporting this issue
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