How to connect to ibus-daemon
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In my terminal on Kubuntu 16.04 I frequently see the following:
QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/iris/.config/ibus/bus
Bus::open: Can not get ibus-daemon's address.
IBusInputContext::createInputContext: no connection to ibus-daemon
It happens, for example, when I open a pdf with okular but it seems to happen in many instances, also when I've left my computer unattended for a while. I have not found anything that can help me get rid of these messages, maybe also because I don't know why I get these messages so I don't know very well what to search for. I've found this which suggests I start IBus in 'system -> preferences', but I have no clue where to find it in Kubuntu 16.04. I can only find 'system settings' which does not seem to be what I need.
I would like to know what this message means and how to prevent it from showing (I assume it indicates something is not working properly)
command-line kubuntu system ibus preferences
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Iris Hijne
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In my terminal on Kubuntu 16.04 I frequently see the following:
QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/iris/.config/ibus/bus
Bus::open: Can not get ibus-daemon's address.
IBusInputContext::createInputContext: no connection to ibus-daemon
It happens, for example, when I open a pdf with okular but it seems to happen in many instances, also when I've left my computer unattended for a while. I have not found anything that can help me get rid of these messages, maybe also because I don't know why I get these messages so I don't know very well what to search for. I've found this which suggests I start IBus in 'system -> preferences', but I have no clue where to find it in Kubuntu 16.04. I can only find 'system settings' which does not seem to be what I need.
I would like to know what this message means and how to prevent it from showing (I assume it indicates something is not working properly)
command-line kubuntu system ibus preferences
asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
63
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That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57
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In my terminal on Kubuntu 16.04 I frequently see the following:
QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/iris/.config/ibus/bus
Bus::open: Can not get ibus-daemon's address.
IBusInputContext::createInputContext: no connection to ibus-daemon
It happens, for example, when I open a pdf with okular but it seems to happen in many instances, also when I've left my computer unattended for a while. I have not found anything that can help me get rid of these messages, maybe also because I don't know why I get these messages so I don't know very well what to search for. I've found this which suggests I start IBus in 'system -> preferences', but I have no clue where to find it in Kubuntu 16.04. I can only find 'system settings' which does not seem to be what I need.
I would like to know what this message means and how to prevent it from showing (I assume it indicates something is not working properly)
command-line kubuntu system ibus preferences
asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
63
In my terminal on Kubuntu 16.04 I frequently see the following:
QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such file or directory
QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/iris/.config/ibus/bus
Bus::open: Can not get ibus-daemon's address.
IBusInputContext::createInputContext: no connection to ibus-daemon
It happens, for example, when I open a pdf with okular but it seems to happen in many instances, also when I've left my computer unattended for a while. I have not found anything that can help me get rid of these messages, maybe also because I don't know why I get these messages so I don't know very well what to search for. I've found this which suggests I start IBus in 'system -> preferences', but I have no clue where to find it in Kubuntu 16.04. I can only find 'system settings' which does not seem to be what I need.
I would like to know what this message means and how to prevent it from showing (I assume it indicates something is not working properly)
command-line kubuntu system ibus preferences
command-line kubuntu system ibus preferences
asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
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asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
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edited Mar 6 at 9:40
asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
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asked Mar 6 at 9:25
Iris Hijne
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asked Mar 6 at 9:25
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That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57
add a comment |Â
1
That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57
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That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57
add a comment |Â
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That would make the question longer, but maybe that is better. I'll edit the question and add this information.
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:34
this is a much better question; unfortunately I do not have the answer. however, check that the path mention exists
– ravery
Mar 6 at 9:45
Thanks, and indeed the path doesn't exist. There is no ibus in /home/iris/.config/
– Iris Hijne
Mar 6 at 9:48
I see exactly the same message when I open a pdf using okular from the terminal. Until now, I usually launch pdfs by clicking on them in Dolphin. Launching applications from the terminal is usual when trying to troubleshoot something. It isn't the preferred route. In short, don't worry unless something isn't working with the application, in this case okular.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:49
Incidentally, this terminal message doesn't show up in Kubuntu 18.04.
– DK Bose
Mar 6 at 9:57