Hello. I have provisioned Xpra on a host with EndeavorOS, based on Arch Linux, and attempted to open a basic connection from a client, through SSH.
The server version is v4.3.3-r0, which is th version currently provided by the Arch "community" repository. The client has version 4.4.1-r35, from the project repository for Ubuntu. Unfortunately, once the connection is established, the application menu is never populated with installed desktop applications. Instead, the entry, named "Start", from the menu provided by the Xpra tray icon, remains disabled. The server log (/run/user/<uid>/xpra/<n>/server.log) offers some information, as seen in the following except: watching for applications menu changes in: '/usr/share/applications' Error parsing xdg menu data: ParsingError in file '/etc/xdg/menus/kde-applications.menu', File not found this is either a bug in python-xdg, or an invalid system menu configuration KDE is not installed on the system. The only desktop environment ever installed is XFCE. I have connected from the same client to hosts with similar provisioning without such problems. For the record, the system package "python-xdg", named in the log message, originally was not installed on the server. However, the message remains even after I installed it manually. The most important matter of course is how to prevent Xpra from relying on a desktop environment different from the only one available. I am also wondering, however, if an Xpra session is bound to a particular desktop environment, then in cases in which a server has multiple environments installed, how may the user creating a connection from the client select the one that is personally preferred over the others? _______________________________________________ shifter-users mailing list shifter-users@lists.devloop.org.uk https://lists.devloop.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/shifter-users
