We are trying to change login screen background image on gnome3(OS: solaris 11.4), But not working.
I have tried below steps,
# vi /etc/dconf/db/gdm.d/00-login
[org/gnome/desktop/background]
picture-uri='file:///opt/newbackground.jpg'
After this I have tried rebooting also, But still no luck.
Am not sure if am missing something here
OS: Solaris 11.4
TIA
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High width window messes up with the theme, the IDE looses the background color. Only when not on full screen.
So this seems like an issue that only happens only when not in full screen and on high width.
My environment is a Macbook Pro 2020. Running MacOS Catalina.
My theme is: Tokyo Midnight Storm
Let me know if you need more info.
Does anybody know how to fix this?
edit: Resolution: 1440p
see here:
After looking more into it on the vscode repo I found that the solution is to close VS code, go to your terminal and open vscode through there with the following flag:
code --disable-gpu
This is not a solution of course, it's a way to go around the problem. You could make an alias too I suppose.
Either way I hope this helps.
Minimap is present, but doesn't render any content.
This is on my 2006 Mac Pro, running El Capitan (my hardware won't support any further upgrades).
I have VSCode running with the exact same settings on my MacBook Pro, which is running the latest OSX, and the minimap is working fine there.
The minimap on my Mac Pro displays on the right side, with the correct width and semi-transparent background, it even scrolls properly as I scroll through my code. It just doesn't display any content whatsoever.
I've tried Toggle Minimap - that works properly, shows and hides as you'd expect, except still no content when it's turned on.
I've tried different fonts, changing minimap column width, Render Characters Off (to use color blocks instead), and changed sides (right and left), I've tried running VSCode with all extensions disabled. Obviously tried restarting VSCode, and even rebooting.
Nothing I've done has made the minimap render any content, which makes me wonder if either my hardware is too old & not supported for this, or I have a broken/missing library.
It's fine if I can't get it working, but it would be nice. Any thoughts or advice are appreciated.
I'm having a problem with MySQL Workbench where it doesn't let me see the full grid for my ER diagram. When I try to resize it stutters and just shows the side bar multiple times. I'm not sure how to describe the problem so here are a few images of what happens. I'm running Fedora Workstation 27 on a Lenovo Yoga 2 pro.
I had the same problem, i found that launching from a terminal after setting the environment varaibale GDK_SCALE=1 solved the problem.
export GDK_SCALE=1 && mysql-workbench
I found a work around. When I change the resolution from 3200x1800 to 1920x1080 it works properly. Also, If I use 3200x1800 and change the scale to 100% it also works.
Im testing out my OSX Application that is build on OSX Sierra on an Older version of OSX-Yosemite(10.10).The application works normally on the build system, but when it comes to the test system, there seems to be problem.
(I have changed the target to 10.10 and built the .app file.)
When the user clicks the 'open' button on the NSopenPanel,the spinner appears and the app gets stuck.
I have tried other applications like TextEdit and they work fine.
And yes,im using sheet type segue to show the alert box > User clicks a Button and the NSOpenPanel Appears.
What is going wrong? Please advice.
When I run guide in Matlab, the window that opens is completely grayed out with a title "GUIDE quick start". I am running R2012b in Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Has anyone else run into this problem?
UPDATE 1
So I just discovered that if I press enter on that first blank grey window then it opens the Layout Editor window and everything seems to be fine. So I am guessing that on that first screen there is just an OK button (which I cannot see) so when I press enter it is like clicking on the OK button.
UPDATE 2
I built a quick GUI and there are issues. I can create axes and buttons and sliders on the layout tool. However, when I run the GUI tool it only displays the axes, the buttons, sliders are not there.
I believe some things in MATLAB are not yet compatible with Java 7, so stick with Java 6 for the moment.
In any case, you can have both versions installed at the same time, just instruct MATLAB to use the correct version by setting the $MATLAB_JAVA environment variable.
You can then verify which version is being used by issuing the command:
>> version -java
I had a similar problem in Ubuntu, got solved by skipping Unity and starting the session with "classic gnome" instead.