This bug was fixed in the package libertine -
0.99.8+16.04.20160114.1-0ubuntu1
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libertine (0.99.8+16.04.20160114.1-0ubuntu1) xenial; urgency=medium
[ Chris Townsend ]
* Various fixes for making LXC containers work.
* Refactor libertine-launch to have no explicit dependencies on
either the LXC or chroot backends. Move specific functions to
their respective backends.
* Refactor the discovery of the type of container being used, so
it's taken care inside of the class.
* Add new libertine-launch tests.
* Allow LXC containers access to /dev/dri devices since some X apps
like to talk to them directly.
* Fix Depends so that the lxc backend will be installed by default
if the kernel supports it. Otherwise, fall back to the chroot
backend.
* As a temporary fix, disable seccomp when running proot. Fixes
incompatible kernels. (LP: #1532856, #1532858)
[ Stephen M. Webb ]
* libertine-container-manager: added list-apps command
* python/libertine/AppDiscovery.py: new module for app discovery
[ CI Train Bot ]
* No-change rebuild.
-- Christopher Townsend <christopher.towns...@canonical.com> Thu, 14
Jan 2016 18:53:40 +0000
** Changed in: libertine (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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