Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
Full output of apt-get (sudo apt-get upgrade
):
apt-get output.txt
Worked with gnome-tweaks
.
gnome-tweaks should definitely not be needed here.
What is the result of dpkg --list | grep cinnamon
?
Is csd-xsettings running? (ps -A | grep csd
)
Also, uninstall nautilus or at the very least execute gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons false
I would recommend a PPA if running cinnamon on Ubuntu (for example, https://launchpad.net/~embrosyn/+archive/ubuntu/cinnamon
dpkg --list | grep cinnamon
returns
dpkg--list|grepcinnamonresult.txt.
2.
csd-xsettings is not running.
3.
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons false
did not help.
4.
I'll try installing via PPA now.
Installing via PPA didn't help either.
Even after a reboot or at minimum log out and back in? csd-xsettings must be running, if it's not, something is preventing it, or it's crashing.
Please post the output of ~/.xsession-errors
after a clean login.
Not sure why apt is failing, you can try sudo apt-get install -f
to let it try to self-correct, or try to install the first failing package manually - sudo apt-get install gir1.2-xkl-1.0
~/.xsession-errors
is not existant.
sudo apt-get install gir1.2-xkl-1.0
and sudo apt-get install -f
don't work either.
I tried to start csd-xsettings manually, it returns
...
(csd-xsettings:2266): xsettings-plugin-WARNING **: 16:41:31.814: You can only run one xsettings manager at a time; exiting
[cinnamon-settings-daemon-xsettings] Failed to start: Could not initialize xsettings manager.
Got the solution.
I couldn't start cinnamon directly at login, but it would work fine with cinnamon --replace
. Therefore, I let Ubuntu launch gnome and configured cinnamon --replace
to run automatically after login. This apparently caused some problems.
I guess that installing via the PPA fixed my initial problem, so I can now just launch cinnamon instead of gnome and the Themes work correctly again.
Therefore, I let Ubuntu launch gnome and configured cinnamon --replace to run automatically after login.
That solution was actually pretty crappy from the beginning.
Issue Icon theme does not update.
Steps to reproduce Change icon theme via Settings>Themes>Icons
Expected behaviour Icon theme updates (e.g. to numix)
Other information
apt-get
returns this:Used
sudo apt install cinnamon
to installWhen closing and re-opening the Themes Settings, the icon theme is still viewed (as e.g. numix) but the preview changed back to the default icon theme (Humanity)
EDIT: Button themes don't work either