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10 years 2 months ago #79735
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Replied by skunkworks on topic Axis Modifications
I am having an odd issue related to (ti seems) jessie and Gome/cinnamon.
Axis opens minimized it seems - or at least you cannot see it. It shows up in the task bar and you can alt-tab to it. (or click on the task bar )
I have tried all the above. It effects the size of axis - but axis still isn't visible until you click on the task bar or alt-tab to it.
Couple of things
-axis seems to be the only gui that shows this behavior.
-I also have mate installed - axis opens normally.
sam
Axis opens minimized it seems - or at least you cannot see it. It shows up in the task bar and you can alt-tab to it. (or click on the task bar )
I have tried all the above. It effects the size of axis - but axis still isn't visible until you click on the task bar or alt-tab to it.
Couple of things
-axis seems to be the only gui that shows this behavior.
-I also have mate installed - axis opens normally.
sam
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10 years 2 months ago - 10 years 2 months ago #79741
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Axis Modifications
Not sure, maybe an OpenGL problem.
I have LMDE with the Cinnamon desktop installed in a VM and Linuxcnc/Axis is not having those problems for me.
However I have done a few RIP installs of Linuxcnc from source on that VM, so it has had a lot of dependency stuff installed to it that a fresh install from binaries probably wouldn't have..
I have LMDE with the Cinnamon desktop installed in a VM and Linuxcnc/Axis is not having those problems for me.
However I have done a few RIP installs of Linuxcnc from source on that VM, so it has had a lot of dependency stuff installed to it that a fresh install from binaries probably wouldn't have..
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10 years 2 months ago #79742
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This is 2 different systems.. My laptop which I have been running for months with jessie/mate - and a fresh install of jessie running cinnamon right out of the box (matsuura). I installed cinnamon on my laptop to see if that acted the same and it did. I just tried for grins booting a 3x non-realtime kernel - same deal. It is just odd.
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10 years 2 months ago #79743
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Replied by tommylight on topic Axis Modifications
Most probably as Todd noted, an openGL problem. This is especialy true if using newer nvidia graphic cards. Install Blender ( via synaptics or terminal, it is in repos ), start it and if you get a transparent screen with nothing in it, you do have an nvidia card.
Real time kernels do not like nvidia proprietary drivers so install them only if you need sim, otherwise try software rendering. It is docuemnt in wiki.
Real time kernels do not like nvidia proprietary drivers so install them only if you need sim, otherwise try software rendering. It is docuemnt in wiki.
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10 years 2 months ago #79749
by skunkworks
Replied by skunkworks on topic Axis Modifications
heh - let me explain.
Axis runs just fine on both systems. (am running rt_preemt and uspace with mesa hardware)
The problem is with gnome/cinnamon when axis is first launched it doesn't show up. It is running - just looks minimized. I can alt-tab to it or click on the task bar to bring it up.
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Axis runs just fine on both systems. (am running rt_preemt and uspace with mesa hardware)
The problem is with gnome/cinnamon when axis is first launched it doesn't show up. It is running - just looks minimized. I can alt-tab to it or click on the task bar to bring it up.
sam
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10 years 2 months ago #79753
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Axis Modifications
Oh that, well i have never seen that ! 
From how you explain it, it might have something to do with the window manager in Cinnamon. But i have nothing more. Blank!
From how you explain it, it might have something to do with the window manager in Cinnamon. But i have nothing more. Blank!
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