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Some GUI windows fail to launch in Virtuoso

imcostanzo

Using IC6.1.7 (sub-version  IC6.1.7-64b.500.23) there are instances when a popup window will fail to be drawn on the screen. This happens often when trying to edit graph properties in VIVA or editing parameters in ADEXL. Looking at the CIW log with no filtering, it looks like the command is issued, but no window appears.

One possible cause that I can think of is I am using Virtuoso remotely. I never experienced this issue using SSH+X11. However now I don't have access to my university's LAN, I am using x2go (an open-source version of NX). Is this a known bug with Cadence Virtuoso and x2go/NX? Or is something else happening?

For reference, I am using Virtuoso on a CentOS 7.7.1908 server which I access using x2go 4.1.2.2 (an open-source version of the NX remote desktop tool).

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I've never seen this. This is likely to be a bug in x2go (I use NX myself quite a bit), and very unlikely to be an issue in the application itself - if it works on any native X display, and most remote X displays, then it really can't be the application since the application doesn't know what you're using.

    Andrew.

  • imcostanzo
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    I figured, just thought to ask the forum to see if anyone else encountered this. I have also filed a bug report with x2go. Thanks for your time.

    Ian

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  • imcostanzo
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    I figured, just thought to ask the forum to see if anyone else encountered this. I have also filed a bug report with x2go. Thanks for your time.

    Ian

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