On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 6:03 PM, Bruno CAPELETO <bruno.capel...@abcreseau.com> wrote: >> > 1. Whatever the client (Windows or Linux 4.0.3.1-4), the local >> > environment >> > variables are not set properly and the software - which needs French >> > localization - crashes. That could be "solved" the following way : >> > /etc/x2go/Xsession : >> >> Hmm, the environment is usually set by the system. Is a local session >> working properly? >> > Yes, local sessions are working properly. > >> >> An application that crashes because of missing locale vars is 100% buggy. > > > Let's say 80% buggy :-)
No, that's for sure a bug. No application may crash because of missign env variables. Never! >> > 2. At the start of a new session, one gets a windows with an error >> > message >> > "No session for pid ..." ; that bug has already been reported several >> > times >> > in x2go bug tracking and marked as solved. Actually it is not on my >> > brand >> > new system. >> >> I have no idea about this, except: Maybe there are some relicts of a >> previous version of x2go. It could help to manually remove all nx and >> x2go related packages completely, clean the filesystem for remains and >> retry, > > > I mixed it out : it was reported in LXDE mailing list. In my case it happens > only in combination with x2go (fresh install, without any nx mixup). So this happens only when starting an LXDE session? >> > 3. The single application mode does not work with some of the >> > applications, >> > including that Laurux / Gambas. For example it works with >> > /usr/bin/leafpad, >> > but /usr/bin/libreoffice makes the x2go session crash. >> >> There are applications that fork themselves and return immediately, >> which in turn causes the session to close down because there's no >> client left. Please check if running xterm in single application mode >> and starting those applications from there is working. > > > x2go full session : xterm then /usr/bin/libreoffice -> works > x2go single application mode /usr/bin/xterm -> got the xterm, but typing > /usr/bin/libreoffice closes the session Really during typing, before pressing enter? That's very weird. Uli _______________________________________________ x2go-dev mailing list x2go-dev@lists.x2go.org https://lists.x2go.org/listinfo/x2go-dev
