Run ./Archi using normal user:
Error Message:
xdbcommon: ERROR: Key "<CAPS>" added to modifier map for multiple modifiers; Using Mod3, ignoring Lock
xdbcommon: ERROR: Key "<CAPS>" added to modifier map for multiple modifiers; Using Mod3, ignoring Lock
(Archi: 6861): Gtk-CRITICAL **: timestamp: gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_spack >= 0' failed
(Archi: 6861): Gtk-CRITICAL **: timestamp: gtk_box_gadget_distribution: assertion 'size >= 0' failed in GtkScrollbar
(Archi: 6861): Gtk-CRITICAL **: timestamp: gtk_box_gadget_distribution: assertion 'size >= 0' failed in GtkScrollbar
(Archi: 6861): Gtk-WARNING*: timestamp: Negative content height -9 (allocation 1, extents 5x5) while allocating oggleButton
...repeat the 'size >= 0' line
With these errors/warnings, the Archi is able to be opened, just the display is not looks beautiful. Noticed when Archi logo appears, firstly it’s displayed OK, then the font/image is getting larger.
Using sudo ./Archi
Get following error:
No protocol specified
Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused
Archi: Cannot open display:
This is expected, since I think both Eclipse and Archi are extracted in my user account directory, when switching the su, there’s no programs there to be loaded.
However, I still think it may be different when using higher privilege user to try.
Then directly using su to go to the Root.
By default, in ChromeOS Linux Root folder is empty.
Copy Archi, .archi4, eclipse folder to Root directory:
cp -r /home/[username]/Archi ~/
cp -r /home/[username]/.archi4 ~/
cp -r /home/[username]/eclipse ~/
The contents (including hidden) under root is like below:
. .. Archi .archi4 .bashrc .cache .profile eclipse
At root, check Java version, which is openjdk 11.0.9.1 2020-11-04
Now run ./Archi in Archi folder directly, still error, but message little different now:
No protocol specified
(java:7061): dbind-WARNING **: (timestamp): Could not open X display
No protocol specified
(java:7084): dbind-WARNING **: (timestamp) Could not open X display
xdbcommon: ERROR: Key "<CAPS>" added to modifier map for multiple modifiers; Using Mod3, ignoring Lock
SWT SessionManagerDbus: Failed to connect to org.gnome.SessionManager: The connection is closed
SWT SessionManagerDBus: Failed to connect to org.xfce.SessionManager: The connection is closed
(Archi: 7084): Gtk-CRITICAL **: timestamp: gtk_distribute_natural_allocation: assertion 'extra_spack >= 0' failed
Noticed the two “SWT” error lines are new.
apt install xfce4-session
After install, display is same.
apt install gnome-session
Still same.