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Problem with launching x11 applications
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<blockquote data-quote="kousik" data-source="post: 946272" data-attributes="member: 99765"><p>Well, there were two files: .X1-lock and .X0-lock in /tmp. I first removed the first one, and tried to run xterm in the terminal --- the same problem persisted (i.e, xterm did not start and only the X icon kept coming back in the dock). Most importantly, it did not recreate the lock file!!!</p><p></p><p>I deleted the other file, .X0-lock too --- and I saw no effect and neither was this lock file recreated when I tried to run xterm again.</p><p></p><p>[From my other account (where X11 apps still run flawlessly) on the same machine, I can see that if I launch xterm, it creates .X0-lock in /tmp. Now it makes me wonder what actually created .X1-lock in the first place!!! Well, for the time being, I am happy with it assuming some other X11 app did that!]</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your reply!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kousik, post: 946272, member: 99765"] Well, there were two files: .X1-lock and .X0-lock in /tmp. I first removed the first one, and tried to run xterm in the terminal --- the same problem persisted (i.e, xterm did not start and only the X icon kept coming back in the dock). Most importantly, it did not recreate the lock file!!! I deleted the other file, .X0-lock too --- and I saw no effect and neither was this lock file recreated when I tried to run xterm again. [From my other account (where X11 apps still run flawlessly) on the same machine, I can see that if I launch xterm, it creates .X0-lock in /tmp. Now it makes me wonder what actually created .X1-lock in the first place!!! Well, for the time being, I am happy with it assuming some other X11 app did that!] Thanks for your reply! [/QUOTE]
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