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Unity 8 + Mir Can Now Be Tried On The Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop
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Did you check this:
NOTE: You may need to undo the damage done when libhybris was installed by running the command
sudo update-alternatives --config x86_64-linux-gnu_egl_conf
and choosing the non-libhybris alternative. The symptom that you need to do this is an error in /var/log/lightdm/unity-system-compositor.log that says something like this:
undefined symbol: _glapi_tls_Dispatch
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The keyboard works fine, although there are no keyboard shortcuts (yet). The mouse/trackpad support is still missing because for some reason the cursor is not enabled in the display server, although certain multi-touch gestures work with trackpads. One of the reasons for landing this earlier in the Trusty Tahr release cycle is so developers can find and fix such issues that occur only in the desktop environment.
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Originally posted by TheSoulz View Postthey need a simple instaler we can install from the store or something...
There are a couple of bugs, one in Mir and one in QtUbuntu, that can cause Unity8 to fail to start. Fixes for these are working their way through the system. You will see errors in the file ~/.cache/upstart/unity8.log.
You may also run into trouble if you're using the proprietary drivers for your video card.
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When I installed the unity8-desktop-session-mir in daily live image of Trusty and run the update-alternatives command libhybris was default.
Unity8 session on Mir didn't work for me I ended up with black screen. Most likely it was the Mir bug.
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Originally posted by Bestia View PostUnity8 session on Mir didn't work for me I ended up with black screen. Most likely it was the Mir bug.
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ok... it is indeed very easy to install simply install the unity8-desktop-session-x11 or -mir package and off you go. the only thing that held me off is that i couldnt find to switch sessions on the login screen. (clicking on the ubuntu logo next to the username...)
however the mir version delivers a black screen and the x11 version is hardly usable and not really for dekstop but an android simulation (looks like one: small vertical screen and scrolling through unity scopes left and right when you manage to click the left menu on the clock screen)
to go back just switch to console and type "unity" to get your desktop and change session back.
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