Open pdavydov108 opened 10 years ago
Hi @pdavydov108,
Thank you for telling the issue!
Please run code below,
pgrep -lf ^gnome-session | sed -e 's/.*gnome-session --session=//g'
xSwipe is using this output as session-name detecting.
If the output is no display, it must be detect as 'other'.
Yeah, this command really outputs nothing for me, and the session name is set to 'other'. But is it correct? I'm using gnome in fact.
Please run code below,
echo $DESKTOP_SESSION
and tell me the output.
It's output is "default"
Same problem here with arch linux and gnome 3.10
$ pgrep -lf ^gnome-session | sed -e 's/.*gnome-session --session=//g'
537 gnome-session
$ echo $DESKTOP_SESSION
gnome
xSwipe tries to split the reported session in line 94 and afterwards the string is empty. I fixed it locally, but don't know if this breaks other systems:
94c94
< my $sessionName = (split "-session", (split" ", $data[0])[1])[0];
---
> my $sessionName = (split "session=", $data[0])[1];
@Henry78, you code doesn't work for me as well, it seems that I don't have gnome-session running at all.. The only way that I was able to find to detect my desktop environment is to check $XDG_DATA_DIRS variable, as it is described here http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/116539/how-to-detect-the-desktop-environment-in-a-bash-script.
I have the same problem. On Ubuntu 14.04 using Unity. Command outputs:
~$ pgrep -lf ^gnome-session | sed -e 's/.*gnome-session --session=//g'
1903 gnome-session
~$ echo $DESKTOP_SESSION
ubuntu
Sorry for late reply. Please check below code and tell me the output and whether it is right desktop environment.
if [ "$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP" = "" ]
then
desktop=$(echo "$XDG_DATA_DIRS" | sed 's/.*\(xfce\|kde\|gnome\).*/\1/')
else
desktop=$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP
fi
desktop=${desktop,,} # convert to lower case
echo "$desktop"
On Ubuntu14.04 it gives: unity but couldn't run the XSwipe on Ubuntu even with the patched synaptics driver
I have a similar issue on ubuntu 14.04 x64(I could compile the modified synaptics driver and run the script but it seems my session is detected as 'other') I confirm both @ozank and @mscalone outputs on ubuntu 14.04.
Hello people, FYI y upgraded to Ubuntu 15.10 this modified driver didn't compiled. I found a fork that work: https://github.com/Chosko/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
Hi! Thanks for your work, xSwipe is cool. I'm trying it on debian now with a patched synaptics driver (https://github.com/felipejfc/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics). Unfortunately, xSwipe is not able to detect gnome environment, session name is always set to 'other'. Is it a bug, or should I install some package to fix it? My gnome session version is 3.8.4