Some apps not opening on CentOS 7
I've some apps on CentOS 7.5 with GNOME that won't open when clicked.
The Weather app for example, when clicked, it seems to load, but does nothing.. it doesn't open.
I found a similar issue here, saying the file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/apps-menu@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com/extension.js should be changed on line 77 with value this._app.open_new_window(-1);, but i found it's already changed.
It has already open on the beginning of installation but for some unknown reason it's not opening anymore.
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I've some apps on CentOS 7.5 with GNOME that won't open when clicked.
The Weather app for example, when clicked, it seems to load, but does nothing.. it doesn't open.
I found a similar issue here, saying the file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/apps-menu@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com/extension.js should be changed on line 77 with value this._app.open_new_window(-1);, but i found it's already changed.
It has already open on the beginning of installation but for some unknown reason it's not opening anymore.
centos application
asked Aug 5 at 21:35
El_Dorado
357
add a comment |
I've some apps on CentOS 7.5 with GNOME that won't open when clicked.
The Weather app for example, when clicked, it seems to load, but does nothing.. it doesn't open.
I found a similar issue here, saying the file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/apps-menu@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com/extension.js should be changed on line 77 with value this._app.open_new_window(-1);, but i found it's already changed.
It has already open on the beginning of installation but for some unknown reason it's not opening anymore.
centos application
asked Aug 5 at 21:35
El_Dorado
357
I've some apps on CentOS 7.5 with GNOME that won't open when clicked.
The Weather app for example, when clicked, it seems to load, but does nothing.. it doesn't open.
I found a similar issue here, saying the file /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/apps-menu@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com/extension.js should be changed on line 77 with value this._app.open_new_window(-1);, but i found it's already changed.
It has already open on the beginning of installation but for some unknown reason it's not opening anymore.
centos application
centos application
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El_Dorado
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asked Aug 5 at 21:35
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There's likely another process that's running that's blocking it or there's a file that's blocking it, such as a lock file.
In a terminal you can try launching it manually to see what's up.
$ gnome-weather
If you don't see anything specific using that method, then you need to start tracing it. I typically do it like this:
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather
Debugging with strace can be a little daunting, so start by looking at your /home directory to see if there's a file that's blocking it.
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather |& grep -E open | grep -i /home
Then look at /etc & other directories to see if it's hanging on any particular file access (read/write).
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
Thank You for the answer. Executinggnome-weatherdoes nothing, andstrace -s 2000 gnome-weatherrenders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.
– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output fromstracecmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.
– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
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There's likely another process that's running that's blocking it or there's a file that's blocking it, such as a lock file.
In a terminal you can try launching it manually to see what's up.
$ gnome-weather
If you don't see anything specific using that method, then you need to start tracing it. I typically do it like this:
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather
Debugging with strace can be a little daunting, so start by looking at your /home directory to see if there's a file that's blocking it.
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather |& grep -E open | grep -i /home
Then look at /etc & other directories to see if it's hanging on any particular file access (read/write).
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
Thank You for the answer. Executinggnome-weatherdoes nothing, andstrace -s 2000 gnome-weatherrenders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.
– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output fromstracecmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.
– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
add a comment |
There's likely another process that's running that's blocking it or there's a file that's blocking it, such as a lock file.
In a terminal you can try launching it manually to see what's up.
$ gnome-weather
If you don't see anything specific using that method, then you need to start tracing it. I typically do it like this:
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather
Debugging with strace can be a little daunting, so start by looking at your /home directory to see if there's a file that's blocking it.
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather |& grep -E open | grep -i /home
Then look at /etc & other directories to see if it's hanging on any particular file access (read/write).
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
Thank You for the answer. Executinggnome-weatherdoes nothing, andstrace -s 2000 gnome-weatherrenders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.
– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output fromstracecmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.
– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
add a comment |
There's likely another process that's running that's blocking it or there's a file that's blocking it, such as a lock file.
In a terminal you can try launching it manually to see what's up.
$ gnome-weather
If you don't see anything specific using that method, then you need to start tracing it. I typically do it like this:
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather
Debugging with strace can be a little daunting, so start by looking at your /home directory to see if there's a file that's blocking it.
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather |& grep -E open | grep -i /home
Then look at /etc & other directories to see if it's hanging on any particular file access (read/write).
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
There's likely another process that's running that's blocking it or there's a file that's blocking it, such as a lock file.
In a terminal you can try launching it manually to see what's up.
$ gnome-weather
If you don't see anything specific using that method, then you need to start tracing it. I typically do it like this:
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather
Debugging with strace can be a little daunting, so start by looking at your /home directory to see if there's a file that's blocking it.
$ strace -s 2000 gnome-weather |& grep -E open | grep -i /home
Then look at /etc & other directories to see if it's hanging on any particular file access (read/write).
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
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answered Aug 5 at 21:54
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247k66510676
answered Aug 5 at 21:54
slm♦
247k66510676
247k66510676
Thank You for the answer. Executinggnome-weatherdoes nothing, andstrace -s 2000 gnome-weatherrenders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.
– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output fromstracecmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.
– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
add a comment |
Thank You for the answer. Executinggnome-weatherdoes nothing, andstrace -s 2000 gnome-weatherrenders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.
– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output fromstracecmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.
– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
Thank You for the answer. Executing
gnome-weather does nothing, and strace -s 2000 gnome-weather renders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Thank You for the answer. Executing
gnome-weather does nothing, and strace -s 2000 gnome-weather renders information I can't understand, as you have said it's daunting. Thank you anyway. I'll keep trying and see what happens.– El_Dorado
Aug 5 at 22:53
Take the output from
strace cmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
Take the output from
strace cmd and post it on pastebin.com so I can see it.– slm♦
Aug 5 at 23:04
add a comment |
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