Paint Supreme 3d not opening in Xubuntu 18.04
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I installed "Paint Supreme 3d - Snap" using the software center in Xubuntu and while opening it only shows the splash screen and doesn't load. It doesn't open. How to make it open to use it. Please help.
Here is the error message when running program from command line:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail" Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
graphics xubuntu snap paint
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
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I installed "Paint Supreme 3d - Snap" using the software center in Xubuntu and while opening it only shows the splash screen and doesn't load. It doesn't open. How to make it open to use it. Please help.
Here is the error message when running program from command line:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail" Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
graphics xubuntu snap paint
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
open an terminal by pressingctrl+alt+tand typepaintsupreme-3d
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59
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up vote
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I installed "Paint Supreme 3d - Snap" using the software center in Xubuntu and while opening it only shows the splash screen and doesn't load. It doesn't open. How to make it open to use it. Please help.
Here is the error message when running program from command line:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail" Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
graphics xubuntu snap paint
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
I installed "Paint Supreme 3d - Snap" using the software center in Xubuntu and while opening it only shows the splash screen and doesn't load. It doesn't open. How to make it open to use it. Please help.
Here is the error message when running program from command line:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail" Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
graphics xubuntu snap paint
graphics xubuntu snap paint
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
edited Sep 11 at 8:35
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
asked Aug 18 at 6:46
Pranaya Adhikari
84
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can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
open an terminal by pressingctrl+alt+tand typepaintsupreme-3d
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59
|
show 5 more comments
can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
open an terminal by pressingctrl+alt+tand typepaintsupreme-3d
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59
can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
open an terminal by pressing
ctrl+alt+t and type paintsupreme-3d– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
open an terminal by pressing
ctrl+alt+t and type paintsupreme-3d– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59
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Looking at the error message, it looks like you have some missing modules that need to be installed: "gail" and "atk-bridge"
So we use apt-cache to locate the relevant packages:
apt-cache search gail
This gives us a few options, but the one we are looking for is:
libgail-common - GNOME Accessibility Implementation Library -- common modules
And now the atk-bridge:
apt-cache search atk-bridge
Which returns something we want:
libatk-bridge2.0-0 - AT-SPI 2 toolkit bridge - shared library
Now that we know what packages you need, time to install:
sudo apt install libgail-common libatk-bridge2.0-0
You should now have the required modules to run your program. Enjoy!
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
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Looking at the error message, it looks like you have some missing modules that need to be installed: "gail" and "atk-bridge"
So we use apt-cache to locate the relevant packages:
apt-cache search gail
This gives us a few options, but the one we are looking for is:
libgail-common - GNOME Accessibility Implementation Library -- common modules
And now the atk-bridge:
apt-cache search atk-bridge
Which returns something we want:
libatk-bridge2.0-0 - AT-SPI 2 toolkit bridge - shared library
Now that we know what packages you need, time to install:
sudo apt install libgail-common libatk-bridge2.0-0
You should now have the required modules to run your program. Enjoy!
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
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Looking at the error message, it looks like you have some missing modules that need to be installed: "gail" and "atk-bridge"
So we use apt-cache to locate the relevant packages:
apt-cache search gail
This gives us a few options, but the one we are looking for is:
libgail-common - GNOME Accessibility Implementation Library -- common modules
And now the atk-bridge:
apt-cache search atk-bridge
Which returns something we want:
libatk-bridge2.0-0 - AT-SPI 2 toolkit bridge - shared library
Now that we know what packages you need, time to install:
sudo apt install libgail-common libatk-bridge2.0-0
You should now have the required modules to run your program. Enjoy!
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
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up vote
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Looking at the error message, it looks like you have some missing modules that need to be installed: "gail" and "atk-bridge"
So we use apt-cache to locate the relevant packages:
apt-cache search gail
This gives us a few options, but the one we are looking for is:
libgail-common - GNOME Accessibility Implementation Library -- common modules
And now the atk-bridge:
apt-cache search atk-bridge
Which returns something we want:
libatk-bridge2.0-0 - AT-SPI 2 toolkit bridge - shared library
Now that we know what packages you need, time to install:
sudo apt install libgail-common libatk-bridge2.0-0
You should now have the required modules to run your program. Enjoy!
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
1,9241923
Looking at the error message, it looks like you have some missing modules that need to be installed: "gail" and "atk-bridge"
So we use apt-cache to locate the relevant packages:
apt-cache search gail
This gives us a few options, but the one we are looking for is:
libgail-common - GNOME Accessibility Implementation Library -- common modules
And now the atk-bridge:
apt-cache search atk-bridge
Which returns something we want:
libatk-bridge2.0-0 - AT-SPI 2 toolkit bridge - shared library
Now that we know what packages you need, time to install:
sudo apt install libgail-common libatk-bridge2.0-0
You should now have the required modules to run your program. Enjoy!
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
1,9241923
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
1,9241923
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
1,9241923
answered Sep 10 at 16:20
Joshua Besneatte
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can you start the app from the command line and see post any errors you see?
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:07
please tell me how to start it through command line?
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 7:09
open an terminal by pressing
ctrl+alt+tand typepaintsupreme-3d– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 7:14
The same problem is happening, even if I'm opening it through the terminal, only the first screen is showing after that the application doesn't load even waiting for a long time.
– Pranaya Adhikari
Aug 18 at 8:03
what kind of messages show up in the terminal window... that's what we want...
– Joshua Besneatte
Aug 18 at 14:59