Installed I-Nex from the Education repo but it fails to launch and just sends you to the I-Nex web page. Anyone else tried I-Nex out and got it to work?
Thanks.
On Thu 03 Dec 2015 03:46:02 PM CST, david banner wrote:
Installed I-Nex from the Education repo but it fails to launch and just
sends you to the I-Nex web page. Anyone else tried I-Nex out and got it
to work?
Thanks.
Hi
After the web page came up, the utility appeared, next time it worked
fine starting from the command line with just i-nex. The desktop file
points to /usr/bin/i-nex.gambas which fails…
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Maybe gambas needs to be installed?
Managed to get it to work finally and had to use the terminal but unfortunately all the detail I need is illegible , the text is truncated or cut in half for some reason. I was looking for a button to maximise the window hoping it would display properly but it looks as though it’s the same as cpu-z and a fixed size.
Hi
Have you looked into YaST -> fonts?
Looks OK here in GNOME?
http://thumbnails113.imagebam.com/45106/1d9479451054702.jpg](ImageBam)
Which tab can’t you read, or is it all?
Everything in Plasma 5 seems to be set up to cater for Gtk applications with Gnome Application Style and usually Gtk apps look more than acceptable in KDE. The window, borders and tabs are fine and looks decent enough. The font on the top bit looks as it should do, the tabs work but the fonts in the different fields (throughout the tabs) look like this…