When I launch VS Code after installation, I get black screen. I tried to reinstall it, but without a result and I also tried to start it with «--disable-gpu» argument, no result too. Is there any possible solution for this?
Screenshot.
Also «--status» argument.
I use Raspberry Pi 3 on Raspbian and code-oss 1.32.0 ARM (by headmelted)
you've probably figured it out so far, but I'll answer in case anyone else visits this thread.
All you need to do is downgrade code-oss.
sudo apt-get install code-oss=1.29.0-1539702286
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I wanted to update my Visual code studio theme I've created when I went to my terminal to update my theme. I put in the words. Yo code is showed an error that it couldn't be installed or found. I have installed the generator a few weeks ago. When I tried to reinstall it it told me to install it as an administrator, I did that when the process is complete I entered the same word. Yo code did not work so I decided to delete it all together, then reinstall it, but it didn't work. I have node installed and MPM I did the procedures correctly, but the generator does not work at all.
I tried reinstalling the generator, through node and NPM both as an administrator, but it did not work at all. I did a lot of research regarding that is shell, but there is no solution that kind of fix that issue I'm having.
I am very new here, and also in programming.
I have found out that I have VS Code two times installed with different ways. When I started it from the KDE it ran well, but when I have started it from the current directory with "code ." it was an oss version without some extension and accounts.
Now I want to uninstall completely both of them. One version I could from terminal with yay --remove code. So the terminal can't see any versoion of vs code any more. But in the application launcher is vs code still there, I can run it and use completely. But I have no idea how to uninstall it.
I have already tried this: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/uninstall
you can uninstall from manjaro linux by visiting the add software>installed>code and clicking the trashcan near the name of the software. this will queue the action of deletion. Now just click apply on the bottom right of the screen and confirm all the things it will ask you. then it will uninstall code.
So I also had this problem, I found this command for uninstall vs code,
sudo pacman -R visual-studio-code-bin
I'm user using Visual Studio code.
A few days ago, I've gone through some problems.
It's about "blank terminal". I'm not sure what trigger this problem.
I guess it's related with vs code updated 1.39 version. I attached the picture below.
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I've tried searching solution in order to solve this problem. but I failed.
1. remove the 1.39 version. and re install vscode. (remove vscode file)
- sudo apt remove vscode, sudo apt autoremove
- I searched .vscode and then remove all( some setting file left.)
2. I tried to install vscode by snap, but result was same.
3. I started with root
- sudo code --user-data-dir => teminal is possible to see but environments not working => fail
4. I tried down grade.
- version 38,37 => failed (it's same result)
- version 32 => success (but it's old version, limited several utilities)
**Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS , 64 bit
Anyone having same problems and working out, Please tell some methods.
I look forward to getting reply. Thanks.
Setting "terminal.integrated.inheritEnv" to true in settings.json solved this problem for me.
I think it is related to this bug
You need to select a default shell. Where it says 1:, click the down arrow and select your shell.
I was running into this issue with vscode that was installed through the ubuntu software center
I uninstalled it and deleted any settings using this https://superuser.com/questions/1113022/how-do-i-remove-vs-code-settings-from-ubuntu
I then installed through anaconda since I was already using it. This install worked fine.
I am very new with unity3d. I download unity3d in format .deb file and install it. Is it because it missed configuration or something not support? Thank
I had a similar problem with Unity running on a Debian machine.
After spending half a day fighting it, the most simple solution worked:
I simply changed the layout, causing the scene to re-render, and changed it back.
Click on Window > Layout > 2 by 3
Than choose your favorite layout.
have you checked all your graphics drivers? this black screen can happen if it is not all updated, go to the terminal in Ubuntu and try this command - sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel, Once you've done that click this link and try installing the new build of Unity if you haven't
http://beta.unity3d.com/download/f4fc8fd4067d/public_download.html
Hope this helps!
This is strange, I used unity3D on Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 and it worked fine, if I remember correctly not all versions are good (I mean unity versions and linux versions).
I've seen a similar problem on other apps that was solved by resizing the window (somehow that forced a redraw of the content that moving did not)
When I start matlab on my linux machine, I get the notice, "MATLAB is selecting SOFTWARE OPENGL rendering." Once it starts up, if I try opengl hardware I get the message that I can't switch at runtime. How do I enable hardware rendering as simply as possible?
The first answers that turn up when searching for an answer to this question lead me to try and solve non-existent problems with the opengl libraries on my system. Other solutions proposed setting the option in the startup.m or matlabrc.m files, which didn't work for me.
It took way too long to find what seems like should be the first answer to pop up: Start matlab from the terminal with matlab -nosoftwareopengl.
Once it starts, running opengl info in matlab shows that hardware rendering is indeed selected.
In my Ubuntu 20.04 I solved it with:
export MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=i965
This line can also be added to the /etc/environment file so that you don't have to do it again and again.
Try these code:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gcc-4.9
sudo apt-get upgrade libstdc++6
This will resolve the issue.