btaelegant.blogg.se - september 2023

My previous reply, in which I went to a terminal window on my old user (where nothing works) andĭid ps -xa while stopping and starting X11 and inkscape in various sequences, which produced some THEN THE EDIT WINDOW APPEARED to my amazement. THis time it showed the message to wait a few minutes while it did That's the name) and opened a little terminal window. I started xquartz - to my amazement it did what you said it would - it appeared on the dock (yeah I downloaded the latest xquartz from (I believe it was 2.70, for snow leopard)

Do you have other X11-based applications installed? Do they launch and work as expected?.

In case you just recently had installed Xquartz from - did you log out and log in again (or reboot) since? This is required for the first installation of Xquartz (it installs parallel to X11 provided by Apple, and to properly update the auto-launch feature, one needs to at least log out and back in once).

Which version of X11/Xquartz do you have installed and use as default? The one provided (and updated) by Apple, or a recent Xquartz development version from ? (You can find out once X11/Xquartz has launched properly by opening 'X11 > About X11' in the menubar).

Does X11/Xquartz launch by itself? (Quit any running/hanging instances of Inkscape and X11, then double-click the X11 icon in 'Applications > Utilities').Kquirici wrote:If I click the app where it sits on the app bar (sic) running along the bottom of my screen, everything on the bar (I have maybe 20 apps down there) kind of shifts uneasily, but nothing happens.