Hi Alberts,
Good work! I was also able to connect and logout multiple times after
restarting xrdp (sudo service xrdp restart).
All the processes end properly and the rdp window closes.
Now if we can just figure out what is different after restarting xrdp
compared to how it is after system boot..
Note also: problem comes back after system boot until you restart xrdp
again.
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gnome flashback session fails to e
Hi Alberts,
Yes, Super+Tab only works before patch is added. It doesn't work after patch is
added.
As you said, Alt+Tab is an alternative for Super+Tab.
I've done some more testing of Super key shortcuts using shortcuts from
https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/shell-keyboard-shortcuts
I have tested metacity 1:2.34.13-0ubuntu4.1 and while the s key now
works correctly (no longer opens the Applications menu), the Super
(Windows) key no longer works. For example, Windows+Tab no longer
switches between application windows.
I uninstalled the trusty proposed metacity, libmetacity-pri
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Hi Alberts,
I have changed ~/.xsession to :
gnome-session --session=gnome-flashback --disable-acceleration-check --debug
and attached the resulting ~/.xsession-errors (xsession-errors20150501)
I removed:
export DESKTOP_SESSION="gnome-fallback"
export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP="Unity"
which you suggested
Created bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-
session/+bug/1450279 for the logout problem in comment #89.
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Public bug reported:
On logout, the window changes to a blank purple screen and never closes.
All the processes are still running.
This is a big problem because in Trusty, Unity needs hardware acceleration, so
you cannot use Unity in any remote access scenario (like using windows remote
desktop
Hi Alberts Muktupāvels,
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it but it hasn't made any difference.
(I know the new environment values were used because I can see them in
the environment when running terminal in the gnome desktop). The
messages in .xsession-errors are in a different order but seem to
Oops, I should have posted the comment first before adding an attachment.
Here is the rest of comment #89:
I have attached the ~/.xsession-errors file.
The other problems are:
Many indicators do not work. eg nm-applet
I cannot type 's' in gnome-terminal - it keeps on opening the Applications me
Hi people,
Thanks very much for all the help.
I can run gnome-flashback in Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS (up to date) using xrdp/vnc
now, but it is not workable yet.
I'm using Remote Desktop from Windows 7 to connect to Ubuntu.
The major problem is that logging out doesn't work. The window changes to a
b
Hi eugenesan & mikedep333,
Thanks very much for your explanations. Based on them I've done more
research and now understand much better. Very interesting! Sorry for the
late reply - I've been on holidays.
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Would someone please explain what the problem is in simple terms?
I thought it was that Unity in Ubuntu 14.04 requires 3D acceleration but if so,
why does Unity work when run in VirtualBox without 3D acceleration, and also
when run in a VMware VM in a vSphere console?
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