Any way to make plank work in Ubuntu 17.10?
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I installed plank from the stable ppa;
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:docky-core/stable
But it doesn't open, I tried to open it using the terminal, here is the output:
$plank
[WARN 19:35:57.039545] [Environment:161] XDG_SESSION_CLASS not set in this environment!
[CRITICAL 19:35:57.039626] [AbstractMain:257] Only X11 environments are supported
Also tried another answer here with no results.
I tried Dash to Dock and then realized it's the same as the default dock anyway.
Is there any way to use Plank on ubuntu 17.10, or maybe some other docks? (except cairo-dock, it uses a lot of memory, imo)
apt 17.10 wayland dock plank
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
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I installed plank from the stable ppa;
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:docky-core/stable
But it doesn't open, I tried to open it using the terminal, here is the output:
$plank
[WARN 19:35:57.039545] [Environment:161] XDG_SESSION_CLASS not set in this environment!
[CRITICAL 19:35:57.039626] [AbstractMain:257] Only X11 environments are supported
Also tried another answer here with no results.
I tried Dash to Dock and then realized it's the same as the default dock anyway.
Is there any way to use Plank on ubuntu 17.10, or maybe some other docks? (except cairo-dock, it uses a lot of memory, imo)
apt 17.10 wayland dock plank
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
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asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
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It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13
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I installed plank from the stable ppa;
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:docky-core/stable
But it doesn't open, I tried to open it using the terminal, here is the output:
$plank
[WARN 19:35:57.039545] [Environment:161] XDG_SESSION_CLASS not set in this environment!
[CRITICAL 19:35:57.039626] [AbstractMain:257] Only X11 environments are supported
Also tried another answer here with no results.
I tried Dash to Dock and then realized it's the same as the default dock anyway.
Is there any way to use Plank on ubuntu 17.10, or maybe some other docks? (except cairo-dock, it uses a lot of memory, imo)
apt 17.10 wayland dock plank
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
I installed plank from the stable ppa;
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:docky-core/stable
But it doesn't open, I tried to open it using the terminal, here is the output:
$plank
[WARN 19:35:57.039545] [Environment:161] XDG_SESSION_CLASS not set in this environment!
[CRITICAL 19:35:57.039626] [AbstractMain:257] Only X11 environments are supported
Also tried another answer here with no results.
I tried Dash to Dock and then realized it's the same as the default dock anyway.
Is there any way to use Plank on ubuntu 17.10, or maybe some other docks? (except cairo-dock, it uses a lot of memory, imo)
apt 17.10 wayland dock plank
apt 17.10 wayland dock plank
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
edited Feb 2 at 15:10
galoget
2,1162820
2,1162820
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
asked Feb 2 at 14:12
Ashis Pattanaik
36
36
3
It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13
add a comment |Â
3
It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13
3
3
It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13
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The error says that "only X11 environments is supported". So probably you are logged in on Wayland. Log in with Gnome X.org instead and you wil be on X11.
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The error says that "only X11 environments is supported". So probably you are logged in on Wayland. Log in with Gnome X.org instead and you wil be on X11.
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
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The error says that "only X11 environments is supported". So probably you are logged in on Wayland. Log in with Gnome X.org instead and you wil be on X11.
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
Soren A
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The error says that "only X11 environments is supported". So probably you are logged in on Wayland. Log in with Gnome X.org instead and you wil be on X11.
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
Soren A
3,0681724
The error says that "only X11 environments is supported". So probably you are logged in on Wayland. Log in with Gnome X.org instead and you wil be on X11.
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
Soren A
3,0681724
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
Soren A
3,0681724
answered Feb 2 at 18:07
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answered Feb 2 at 18:07
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It says "only X11 environments is supported" Log in using Gnome X.org instead of Wayland.
– Soren A
Feb 2 at 14:15
@SorenA thanks. It's working now.
– Ashis Pattanaik
Feb 2 at 14:23
@SorenA answer it please :-)
– Rinzwind
Feb 2 at 15:13