can we have .xsession-errors disable by default?

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this literally happened to me first time for 6+ years of using OpenSUSE on desctop

.xsession-errors file was 120Gb size(full free space on home)
120gb ONLY form using Wine that spam 200Mb per sec messages(for less than hour)

fixme:msvcrt:Context_Yield ()

because of it I lost two browsers session that I have to restore now…
this is not “cool” at all
horrible user experience

im scared of my SSD in that case if just launching Wine have this “consequences”

2

Here “.xsession-errors” is empty. If I want it to be used, I have to switch to using “lightdm”.

I don’t use “wine”. Maybe that uses “.xsession-errors” independently of the selected display manager.

3

I use XFCE from Opensuse repo
so yes maybe its XFCE “feature”, because on Gnome3 I did not saw that…

4

Does XFCE use lightdm? If so, you need to do a little extra work to disable .xsession-errors. The “feature” would be in your display manager, not in XFCE. Some display managers allow you to disable .xsession-errors in /etc/X11/Xsession, but lightdm has it hard coded so you need to create an autostart file to disable it.

Gene

5

thanks for hint
yes I used lightdm, changed now thanks

6

Hi
Whilst you have suppressed the error, it’s still being produced and could still affect your system?

You can suppress by starting your wine application and preceding it with;


WINEDEBUG=-msvcrt
7

hello

enough is adding

export WINEDEBUG=-all

I launch everything with it

BUT I was “testing” some software in Wine(testing UI/visual stuff)
and I launch it from “desctop icon”(on XFCE desctop that created automaticaly by wine on installing software)
and Wine does not disable debug in the icons… I just did not “expect” that every error will be saved in error file, there was literally single error message for 120Gb