How to use Libertine container?
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And another related question, how to remove from the application menus bogus icons, already removed in Libertine applications?! they remain in menu...
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I had to use SQLite to remove the bogus icons, very interesting...
cd ~/.cache/unity8 sqlite3 windowstatestorage.sqlite sqlite> delete from geometry where windowId like 'xenial_%'; sqlite> delete from state where windowId like 'xenial_%'; sqlite> save windowstatestorage.sqlite; ^C -
@markatrafik This has nothing to do with what is shown in the app drawer. You probably simply needed to refresh the drawer, which you can do by pulling down from the top.
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@dobey said in How to use Libertine container?:
This has nothing to do with what is shown in the app drawer. You probably simply needed to refresh the drawer, which you can do by pulling down from the top.
No, I am not so dumb... Of course I tried, and rebooted the system. When container was already deleted - the icons remained, because there was a failure during the installation inside the container. After the removal of applications and after the removal of the container itself - someone has not cleaned up the SQLite file... and there is no "garbage collctor" for this purpose. It's kind of weird. Some of the applications have .desktop files, and some only appear in SQLite for Unity8.
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and, still... how do I diagnose and solve the problem with the X server not being available to the container applications? Something like libertine-mir, it says incompatible galloc(), may be LD_PRELOAD something?
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@markatrafik Well that is coincidence then, because that sqlite file has nothing to do with what is shown in the app drawer.
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@markatrafik Try to install the
tls-paddingpackage in the container, withlibertine-container-manager install-package -p tls-padding -i <container_id> -
ok, I'll try... Maybe the container must be installed from the shell as well? With some other parameters? From the interface is it "chroot"?
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@dobey said in How to use Libertine container?:
@markatrafik Well that is coincidence then, because that sqlite file has nothing to do with what is shown in the app drawer.
Maybe, but it means that there is some huge delay, so that even if there is no .desktop file and after rebooting, icons of non-existent applications and in non-existent container are somehow displayed in the panel for more than an hour and then disappear at the same moment after editing the file... the probability is small, I'll look at the code. BTW, all such apps have index xenial_*
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@dobey something changed, but possible not enough...
~/.cache/upstart$ cat application-legacy-xenial_debian-xterm_0.0-.log xterm: cannot load font '-misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-c-60-iso10646-1' hybris_gralloc_retain:245: called gralloc method without gralloc loaded Xmir: gralloc.c:245: hybris_gralloc_retain: Assertion `NULL' failed. xterm: fatal IO error 104 (Connection reset by peer ) or KillClient on X server ":0" pasted: Could not connect to any X display.gralloc.c at line 245 assertion NULL... W*F, BTW, application starts, but crashes when accessing the X server because it has errors inside
the same situation: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GQ2k5hXmCv/
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At the moment I have ubports packages installed in my system (also to work with Android HAL?) from 2020-08-27. From ubports_GSI_installer_v10.zip
~$ dpkg -l | grep libandroid | awk '{printf "%s\n", $3}' 0.1.3+ubports3+0~20200827080951.2~1.gbp002f19now, as far as I see in the repository packages from 2020-11-13. May be it fix the problem:
https://repo.ubports.com/dists/xenial_-_android9_-_gralloc-20201113062738141602671/If I apt upgrade them, I get a brick... I wrote in another post. I can't install with ubports-installer - errors, brick... tried on different computers. I would like to get an OTA instead of a GSI somehow. But it's kind of a dead end. And I've already setup a lot of things... and I don't know what settings get lost during re-installation and how to return them.
