Mendeley Desktop processing loop on Ubuntu 18.04
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So I use mendeley for school, and I just forced an upgrade to ubuntu 18.04 because I royally screwed my kernel when I was running 16.04 (total noob messing with stuff) and wanted a fresh start. Since I upgraded mendeley has been stuck in a processing loop and is functionally frozen because it takes so much processing power. Anyone else having this problem?
I already tried updating it, uninstalling and reinstalling the new version, and leaving it alone to try and finish and nothing so far is working.
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So I use mendeley for school, and I just forced an upgrade to ubuntu 18.04 because I royally screwed my kernel when I was running 16.04 (total noob messing with stuff) and wanted a fresh start. Since I upgraded mendeley has been stuck in a processing loop and is functionally frozen because it takes so much processing power. Anyone else having this problem?
I already tried updating it, uninstalling and reinstalling the new version, and leaving it alone to try and finish and nothing so far is working.
upgrade 18.04 mendeley
asked May 4 at 17:25
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So I use mendeley for school, and I just forced an upgrade to ubuntu 18.04 because I royally screwed my kernel when I was running 16.04 (total noob messing with stuff) and wanted a fresh start. Since I upgraded mendeley has been stuck in a processing loop and is functionally frozen because it takes so much processing power. Anyone else having this problem?
I already tried updating it, uninstalling and reinstalling the new version, and leaving it alone to try and finish and nothing so far is working.
upgrade 18.04 mendeley
asked May 4 at 17:25
SalomeHaddasah
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So I use mendeley for school, and I just forced an upgrade to ubuntu 18.04 because I royally screwed my kernel when I was running 16.04 (total noob messing with stuff) and wanted a fresh start. Since I upgraded mendeley has been stuck in a processing loop and is functionally frozen because it takes so much processing power. Anyone else having this problem?
I already tried updating it, uninstalling and reinstalling the new version, and leaving it alone to try and finish and nothing so far is working.
upgrade 18.04 mendeley
asked May 4 at 17:25
SalomeHaddasah
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asked May 4 at 17:25
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Have you tried using the linux generic version of mendeley desktop? Just run the executable python binary in the bin folder and this should work before a debian version for Ubuntu 18.04 becomes available. That is what I am using.
answered Jun 15 at 7:15
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I solved the problem. I downloaded Mendeley for the generic versions here the instructions: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/download-mendeley-desktop/linux/instructions
Open the downloaded archive
Extract the contents to any folder
Run the application. Within the extracted folder, open a terminal and run the following command:
./bin/mendeleydesktop
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Have you tried using the linux generic version of mendeley desktop? Just run the executable python binary in the bin folder and this should work before a debian version for Ubuntu 18.04 becomes available. That is what I am using.
answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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Have you tried using the linux generic version of mendeley desktop? Just run the executable python binary in the bin folder and this should work before a debian version for Ubuntu 18.04 becomes available. That is what I am using.
answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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up vote
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Have you tried using the linux generic version of mendeley desktop? Just run the executable python binary in the bin folder and this should work before a debian version for Ubuntu 18.04 becomes available. That is what I am using.
answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
11
Have you tried using the linux generic version of mendeley desktop? Just run the executable python binary in the bin folder and this should work before a debian version for Ubuntu 18.04 becomes available. That is what I am using.
answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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answered Jun 15 at 7:15
user2972154
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add a comment |Â
up vote
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I solved the problem. I downloaded Mendeley for the generic versions here the instructions: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/download-mendeley-desktop/linux/instructions
Open the downloaded archive
Extract the contents to any folder
Run the application. Within the extracted folder, open a terminal and run the following command:
./bin/mendeleydesktop
edited Jul 13 at 2:51
karel
49.9k11106127
answered Jul 12 at 23:05
karen
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-1
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I solved the problem. I downloaded Mendeley for the generic versions here the instructions: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/download-mendeley-desktop/linux/instructions
Open the downloaded archive
Extract the contents to any folder
Run the application. Within the extracted folder, open a terminal and run the following command:
./bin/mendeleydesktop
edited Jul 13 at 2:51
karel
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answered Jul 12 at 23:05
karen
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up vote
-1
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up vote
-1
down vote
I solved the problem. I downloaded Mendeley for the generic versions here the instructions: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/download-mendeley-desktop/linux/instructions
Open the downloaded archive
Extract the contents to any folder
Run the application. Within the extracted folder, open a terminal and run the following command:
./bin/mendeleydesktop
edited Jul 13 at 2:51
karel
49.9k11106127
answered Jul 12 at 23:05
karen
1
I solved the problem. I downloaded Mendeley for the generic versions here the instructions: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/download-mendeley-desktop/linux/instructions
Open the downloaded archive
Extract the contents to any folder
Run the application. Within the extracted folder, open a terminal and run the following command:
./bin/mendeleydesktop
edited Jul 13 at 2:51
karel
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answered Jul 12 at 23:05
karen
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edited Jul 13 at 2:51
karel
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edited Jul 13 at 2:51
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edited Jul 13 at 2:51
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