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Unable to run Regolith on Debian 13 (trixie): "unable to launch "/usr/bin/regolith-session regolith-x11" X session --- "/usr/bin/regolith-session regolith-x11" not found" #1104
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+1 I got the same message and fallback to default session.
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Same issue for me, but until last week I had a working Regolith testing/testing session on Debian Trixie. I have another laptop that is slightly behind in updates that still works though, I'll try to find what the relevant differences between them are, the working laptop has no pending regolith or gdm updates. |
Could not find any package based differences, altough I noticed that The error is also visible in
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We're hitting this bug in I've mentioned this issue on the Debian bug report for now. |
As a workaround for people hit by this issue, try replacing the
This works on my installation. |
Repro'd issue locally. Investigating |
@kgilmer Hello! Have you pushed this on any testing debian repo? I didn't get the fix yet, I am using: |
Please stand by. It happens that some build system upgrades are being exercised in tandem to this work. I'll respond back when I've tested a package-based fix to the upstream issue. |
I've tested the X11 fix (sway is broken a bit farther down, the 1.10 port isn't quite working yet) using the new apt repository:
This url, |
That works for me—thanks! |
Describe the bug
I recently switched from Debian 12 (bookworm) to Debian 13 (trixie). When installing Regolith, I found that I was unable to login using the Regolith session. It produces the error
and then falls back to a GNOME session.
To reproduce
I followed the installation instructions for Debian Testing.
I then ran
I logged out and then logged back in, selecting the Regolith session. This triggered the error.
I also find that running
regolith-session regolith-x11
in a terminal produces a similar fault.Expected behavior
I expected to be back in a comfy Regolith environment. (I've instead cobbled together something ghastly based on i3.)
Screenshots
N/A.
Configuration file(s)
N/A—this should be reproducible on a fresh installation.
Installation Details
Additional context
N/A, but do let me know if you need more details in order to reproduce this.
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