Postman not launching anymore in 18.04
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I downloaded postman tar from the official website and extracted the files, just like I did it the exact same way when I was using Ubuntu 16.04. Extracting is working but When I want to launch the application by double clicking the executable, it is not responding. While in 16.04 it would then launch Postman. I'm not getting any errors, just no reaction. I tried the x64 and x86 versions but that made no difference.
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asked May 3 at 12:23
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I downloaded postman tar from the official website and extracted the files, just like I did it the exact same way when I was using Ubuntu 16.04. Extracting is working but When I want to launch the application by double clicking the executable, it is not responding. While in 16.04 it would then launch Postman. I'm not getting any errors, just no reaction. I tried the x64 and x86 versions but that made no difference.
18.04
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
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Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command./PostmanIn a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)
– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07
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up vote
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I downloaded postman tar from the official website and extracted the files, just like I did it the exact same way when I was using Ubuntu 16.04. Extracting is working but When I want to launch the application by double clicking the executable, it is not responding. While in 16.04 it would then launch Postman. I'm not getting any errors, just no reaction. I tried the x64 and x86 versions but that made no difference.
18.04
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
I downloaded postman tar from the official website and extracted the files, just like I did it the exact same way when I was using Ubuntu 16.04. Extracting is working but When I want to launch the application by double clicking the executable, it is not responding. While in 16.04 it would then launch Postman. I'm not getting any errors, just no reaction. I tried the x64 and x86 versions but that made no difference.
18.04
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
asked May 3 at 12:23
SebastienPattyn
5581319
5581319
1
Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command./PostmanIn a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)
– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07
add a comment |Â
1
Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command./PostmanIn a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)
– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07
1
1
Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command ./Postman In a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command ./Postman In a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07
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I had the same problem on a clean 18.04 install, the library libgconf2-4 could not be found.
Try sudo apt install libgconf2-4, it should solve your problem.
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
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didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
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1 Answer
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up vote
24
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I had the same problem on a clean 18.04 install, the library libgconf2-4 could not be found.
Try sudo apt install libgconf2-4, it should solve your problem.
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
24
down vote
accepted
I had the same problem on a clean 18.04 install, the library libgconf2-4 could not be found.
Try sudo apt install libgconf2-4, it should solve your problem.
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
24
down vote
accepted
up vote
24
down vote
accepted
I had the same problem on a clean 18.04 install, the library libgconf2-4 could not be found.
Try sudo apt install libgconf2-4, it should solve your problem.
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
I had the same problem on a clean 18.04 install, the library libgconf2-4 could not be found.
Try sudo apt install libgconf2-4, it should solve your problem.
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
answered May 3 at 13:04
Stanko
37126
37126
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
add a comment |Â
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
didn't work for me, ubuntu 18.04
– toing_toing
May 31 at 15:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
worked for me, thanks
– Joshua Rajandiran
Jul 3 at 3:46
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
Worked for me on Ubuntu 18.04
– Md. Abu Nafee Ibna Zahid
Jul 21 at 3:54
add a comment |Â
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Postman-linux-x64-6.0.10.tar.gz. No guarantee that an executable can be clicked / double clicked with any OS. .... ... Please do the command./PostmanIn a terminal → If any errors, they should appear as text. ( I get this : "ORM initialization successful", etc.)– Knud Larsen
May 3 at 12:39
Launching in a terminal gave me the error in the answer that was provided. I can now launch it in terminal and by clicking.
– SebastienPattyn
May 3 at 13:07