@Norbert
the full solution is not so easy; so be patient. Several thinks can be done: - run xhost script into a terminal each time a session is opened - insert the xhost script into .bashrc file - and/or test some more propositions: * https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/317282/set-environment-variables-for-gnome-on-wayland-and-bash-on-virtual-terminals-or#326161 * https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/108631/running-command-after-gnome-login/ * https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/118811/why-cant-i-run-gui-apps-from-root-no-protocol-specified
And for non techy people or those still satisfied with X, then choose X at login time (still prefer lightdm myself for the moment)
@Norbert
the full solution is not so easy; so be patient. /unix.stackexch ange.com/ questions/ 317282/ set-environment -variables- for-gnome- on-wayland- and-bash- on-virtual- terminals- or#326161 /ask.fedoraproj ect.org/ en/question/ 108631/ running- command- after-gnome- login/ /unix.stackexch ange.com/ questions/ 118811/ why-cant- i-run-gui- apps-from- root-no- protocol- specified
Several thinks can be done:
- run xhost script into a terminal each time a session is opened
- insert the xhost script into .bashrc file
- and/or test some more propositions:
* https:/
* https:/
* https:/
And for non techy people or those still satisfied with X, then choose X at login time (still prefer lightdm myself for the moment)