I ran this on one of my terminals.
echo $DISPLAY
:0
Try to set the DISPLAY parameter to ":0". That is a parameter that the
X11 system uses.
You can try using the export or declare -x command. If it works you can
add that to your .bashrc file.
But it seems like it should be set.
On 2/26/24 7:43 AM, A B via QGIS-User wrote:
I've been running QGIS on a Chromebook for a few years.
After the recent updates, it's no longer launching for me, which has
never been a problem before.
Trying to launch QGIS from the command line gives me the following
response:
QGIS starting in non-interactive mode not supported.
You are seeing this message most likely because you have no DISPLAY
environment variable set.
Can anyone make any suggestions as to how to rectify this issue so
that I can resume running QGIS? Again, this was never an issue prior
to the updates over the past few days.
Thanks!
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