It's pretty simple. 1. Install mate
apt install mate-desktop-enviroment 2. Boot MATE echo "start mate-session" >> ~/.xinitrc startx 3. Open file explorer In MATE DE, open "pluma" El mar, 10 ago 2021 a las 16:02, Sergey Bugaev (<buga...@gmail.com>) escribió: > On Tue, Aug 10, 2021 at 4:42 PM Almudena Garcia > <liberamenso10...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > Since then things have regressed. At one point Xorg was failing to > > > find any displays at all, lately it's been starting just fine and > > > displaying simple windows properly, but it's unable to take any input > > > from my mouse and keyboard, so it's still not usable. > > > > This is not the point here. I am able to run MATE properly in Debian > GNU/Hurd, and it works with the mouse and keyboard without problems. Even I > can play a video in VLC. > > I repeated the test in real hardware, and it works without lags. > > > > But currently there are a "little" bug which avoid to access to > filesystem from files explorer, both in Xfce than MATE. > > It seems a coding error, because the error refers to a type problem > (check attached image). > > > > This is the only bug (that i know) which currently avoid full > functionality in MATE, and this is the reason because I advice to fix it. > > > > Could you check it? > > Thanks > > I cannot check it because I cannot reproduce it — as I said, I don't > get to the stage where I could attempt to open a file explorer. It > also sounds quite likely to only be reproducible on your machine, not > anyone else's. > > You should debug or rpctrace it to see what it actually tries to do > and how exactly it fails. > > Sergey >
