Anbox isn't starting up on my PC at all
What worked for me is running the session manager then clicking on the icon.
first run session manager by entering this command
anbox session-manager
and then click on the Anbox icon from launcher
Better way would be to add this service inside Startup Applications
to do that open Startup Applications > Add > in command write anbox session-manager
and you'd be able to use Anbox without running that command on every boot or keeping a minimised terminal windows.
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Sumeet Deshmukh
Bonjour, I was a frustrated Windows user now converted completely to Ubuntu and learning the power of Linux, I'm not too good at code But I'm a curious person and I generally generate good questions from that curiousness. And the only thing that I know in French is "Bonjour" Few things you should know about me I Prefer Gnome with Adapta over Everything else. I'll always prefer GUI over CLI if that option is available. I generally use my computer for watching movies, listening to music and surfing the web. I'm planning to add more points in this bullet list soon.
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Sumeet Deshmukh almost 2 years
I know it's a relatively new and unstable application but I figured if anyone has suffered through the issue and solved it then they can help me
The Problem
when I click on the Anbox icon from gnome app drawer it stays in launcher for 5 secs or so and disappears but it doesn't launch
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Sumeet Deshmukh about 7 yearsThat really did the trick
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Adi Yono over 6 yearsI have try it, but it give me such message "/snap/anbox/71/usr/bin/anbox: error while loading shared libraries: libpulsecommon-8.0.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory". What should I do now?