This bug seems to impact many GTK2 applications including KeepassXC, Filezilla and OnlyOffice Desktop-Editor, HexChat, Lazarus and any application built using Lazarus that targets the GTK2 platform. Descriptions include
Solutions include:
1. (temporary). Run as super user, e.g.: sudo ./project1
2. (temporary). Run using: dbus-launch --exit-with-session ./project1
3. (Permanent). Install "sudo apt-get install appmenu-gtk2-module" and restart.
I am not sure what the root cause is, but one solution would be to have appmenu-gtk2-module installed whenever someone installs "libgtk2.0-0". It is obvious to the user that that these applications require libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 as the programs will not launch without it. The problem with the current situation is that the programs do not list appmenu-dtk2-module as a dependency but do not launch appropriately without it.
This bug seems to impact many GTK2 applications including KeepassXC, Filezilla and OnlyOffice Desktop-Editor, HexChat, Lazarus and any application built using Lazarus that targets the GTK2 platform. Descriptions include
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Solutions include: gtk2-module" and restart.
1. (temporary). Run as super user, e.g.: sudo ./project1
2. (temporary). Run using: dbus-launch --exit-with-session ./project1
3. (Permanent). Install "sudo apt-get install appmenu-
I am not sure what the root cause is, but one solution would be to have appmenu-gtk2-module installed whenever someone installs "libgtk2.0-0". It is obvious to the user that that these applications require libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 as the programs will not launch without it. The problem with the current situation is that the programs do not list appmenu-dtk2-module as a dependency but do not launch appropriately without it.