That did the trick, thank you! I can confirm that after updating via apt
on noble beta, VisualVM now launches successfully with the default JRE
(21)
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Public bug reported:
Installing VisualVM via the apt on noble beta automatically installs
java 21, but the packaged version of VisualVM (2.1.6) only supports Java
20 and below. When you try to launch it, you get a pop up message
stating:
"You are running VisualVM using an unsupported Java
Update: while Colin's fix did not work for me, the one in this thread
did: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2337814
I added the path to my Nvidia libraries (/usr/lib/nvidia-367) to my
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, restarted, and everything works again.
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I can confirm this bug on a fresh 16.04.1 install as well, Eclipse
segfaults over X2Go. Unfortunately the workaround proposed by Colin
isn't working for me either. I added that line to
/etc/x2go/x2goagent.options and am still having the same problem. Any
other ideas?
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In Ubuntu 11.04 (and 10.10), 64 bit, I've been quite frustrated by not
being able to configure pam and fprint to have the fingerprint be
optional. I used to use thinkfinger, which would say enter password or
scan finger, and you could do either. With fprint, you are asked to
This isn't a great workaround as it just ignores SSL errors, but the fix
from this forum post will remove the annoyance:
http://fossplanet.com/f10/%5Bbug-640018%5D-%5Bnew%5D-empathy-throws-
untrusted-certificate-warning-ongoogle-chat-services-using-google-apps-
