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Keyboard don't work on Chromium when started with nsdo #8
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That's pretty spooky 👻, I just upgraded to Debian buster which has Wayland by default now apparently(?), so I'll have to try this out |
Accidentally pressed close button I'm not good with computers |
Today it does not work (Gnome/Xorg). I don't know how I managed to make it work the last time. Logged out and logged in with Fluxbox - works. Logged out and logged in with Gnome/Xorg - does not work. It prints these error messages when pressing keys:
For reference, here are error messages when I run chromium normally (without nsdo):
I managed to run |
Also other apps don't react on keypresses. For example, LibreOffice:
I made some tests and it looks like removing some of these variables make the programs accept keystrokes:
For LibreOffice and Chromiub-Browser it's enough to only Before removing the variable:
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Sorry, I'm pretty late here but I can reproduce this with Firefox, thanks for the report. Example:
I believe this happened to me a few years ago, and the solution was to connect to dbus over a non-abstract unix socket instead of the default abstract unix socket. Looks like I upvoted this post which seems to confirm that: https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/184964/62375 I think I did something a little crazy like recompiling dbus, but jeez I can't remember. Will have to look into this when I get a chance |
Temporary work around for the keyboard issue seems to be to use
Then within that bash shell
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I run Chromium like this:
nsdo tornamespace1 /usr/bin/chromium-browser --temp-profile --incognito
And can't use keyboard with chrome (can't type URL, etc.).
I am using Gnome with Xwayland. Also tested it with Gnome/Xorg, Unity and Ubuntu - the same.
However, it works with Fluxbox.
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After I logged out/logged in multiple times (while testing with different graphical environments) it started to work and now I can type the URL in the Chromium. So, in order to reproduce this bug you need to start with a fresh home directory.
Also, TOR was shut down during the tests. I started it within byobu, so it should not shut down between logouts... Strange.
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