Posted by Cloggy on 2011-05-04 15:56:36
I have absolutely no idea what any of that means, but I rated it 6 anyway because it sounds like good news somehow.
Posted by Woodstock on 2011-05-04 18:18:42
lol@Cloggy
But yeah, that is the message!
Posted by truckerpunk on 2011-05-04 23:19:18
I was actually really excited about this, but I made the script, and told the system to run *.jnlp-files through the script without luck. =(
Running Ubuntu 11.04 with the unity interface (not too fond of it), but that sits on top Gnome 2.x so I hoped it would work anyways... I was wrong.
Glad to hear you solved it for you system though, Grod. I'll have to try it in the classic layout, but I doubt it will change anything. Good work anyways.
Posted by Grod on 2011-05-05 11:16:22
OK I updated the instructions to include Firefox (I was using Google Chromium so I didn't check firefox). If you do the above, it should work also under firefox (it does for me).
I have exactly the same OS as truckerpunk and I have also done this under OpenSUSE, so it does work.
Posted by truckerpunk on 2011-05-05 14:53:28
It does work through Chrome for sure. I must have messed something up, in the first try. Strange as I didn't alter the script before I tried it with Chromium. No graphical glitches with the script, but I experience sound lag, and sound being cut-off instead now. Not supposed to be easy I guess... I usually run the client with a Pulseaudio wapper, this might be the problem now. I'll stick with the white bar, as it is less annoying than the sound issues I get.
Posted by truckerpunk on 2011-05-05 15:02:34
I must in fact have something to do this the Pulseaudio wrapper. I almost always listen to music from my computer, but I just tried to turn it off while spectating a game and the sound issues stopped. So now to find out haw to add the pulseaudio wrapper to the script too...
I usually alter my java web start to run through this script to make sound work:
#!/bin/bash
padsp /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java.bin "$@"
Posted by Lakrillo on 2011-05-06 08:57:06
Great that it finally is solved. I don't think we can do anything in the client to solve this issue, as it seems like a gnome setting thing.
And regarding people that don't know how to do config-files and stuff like that, in that case you should not be running Linux in the first place i would say.
Great find Grod and you others who was involved.
Posted by koadah on 2011-07-26 20:12:37
\o/ Thanks Grod!
Posted by Nhero on 2011-11-13 16:06:33
Thanks!
Posted by Avangorok on 2011-11-29 15:26:57
Thanks! This worked perfectly for me.
If this could be added to the Linux section of
http://fumbbl.com/help:InstallingClient
it would sure help and be in a place that people would look.
Posted by Avangorok on 2011-11-29 15:30:23
That link was a wiki, I edited it with a link to this page.
Posted by Cocinero on 2011-12-16 05:08:13
Thanks you very much, really solve the problem and could forget about Xfce.