On Wednesday 24 April 2019 12:29:21 pm Uwe Brauer wrote:
Hi Michael
Hi Uwe,
Not a solution, but a starting point for getting it to work...
Go into the ubuntu vanilla desktop and copy all the settings and switches from wherever it's starting properly (menu item I'd guess?). Also, while in Ubuntu, start mathpix from the command line, using the command you copied, so you can see what is 'normal.' If it doesn't run, check/use the other menu item's setting/switches until it runs the same on the command line as the menu item.
Then, go into TDE and again start mathpix from the command line. If it works the same, then you can most likely manually create a menu item with all the copied information.
Thanks.
I had partial success. I copied the start icon
from /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications ,---- | | [Desktop Entry] | X-SnapInstanceName=mathpix-snipping-tool | Name=Mathpix Snipping Tool | Exec=env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/mathpix-snipping-tool_mathpix-snipping-tool.desktop /snap/bin/mathpix-snipping-tool/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications | Type=Application | Icon=/snap/mathpix-snipping-tool/36/meta/gui/icon.svg | Version=01.02.0031 `----
To my desktop and clicked on it (the message mathpix started appeared, and indeed ps aux |grep math confirm this,
However now an icon should appear in the system tray (as it does in Ubuntu, say next to the network-icon, but it does *not*.
In Ubuntu that icon contains the interface, but trinity seems not to display it.
Last thing:
In /snap/mathpix-snipping-tool/36 I found command-mathpix-snipping-tool.wrapper
Which contains
,---- | [Desktop Entry] | X-SnapInstanceName=mathpix-snipping-tool | Name=Mathpix Snipping Tool | Exec=env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/mathpix-snipping-tool_mathpix-snipping-tool.desktop /snap/bin/mathpix-snipping-tool | Type=Application | Icon=/snap/mathpix-snipping-tool/36/meta/gui/icon.svg | Version=01.02.0031 `----
Not sure what do with it.
So it seems that mathpix is not compatible with TDE, is this possible?
Regards
Uwe