- #Failed to load module canberra gtk module gvim ubuntu 19.10 how to
- #Failed to load module canberra gtk module gvim ubuntu 19.10 install
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Gtk-Message: 12:01:27.662: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" Regards PepperFlash Player in Raspbians chromium-browser that is a build which was compiled by RPT / RPF specifically for their build of chromium-browser.Ĭode: Select all Gtk-Message: 12:01:27.660: Failed to load module "appmenu-gtk-module" This forums is run on an entirely voluntarily basis, therefore as already stated there is no urgency for anyone but yourself, demanding will win no favours.Īs an aside this should of been posted in the Ubuntu Section, have reported to Moderators to be moved. I do have one working Raspbian setup, but it is the previous release. Regarding the serious suggestion of "borrowing" files from a Raspbian image: Does it have to be off the Buster release, or can it come from an older one? Asking because I'm running short on SD cards currently (more are on order, but they won't be here in time). I'm going to respond to all these replies in one sitting, so please bear with me.ġ) Raspbian is not an option for that Pi.ģ) The resource uses Flash, no way around it.Ĥ) Deadlines beget urgency to say "nothing is urgent" is unhelpful and asinine. It is imperative that the matter be resolved very soon, as her Pi is the only way she'll be able to meet her work obligations without preventing me from meeting my own.
#Failed to load module canberra gtk module gvim ubuntu 19.10 how to
And all those attempts have come at a very great cost, including (on one occasion) wiping the SD card and starting from scratch.Īt this point I am all out of ideas for how to get this running. Likewise, I've followed far too many additional guides for adding Flash support to Chromium.
#Failed to load module canberra gtk module gvim ubuntu 19.10 install
Needless to say, I've tried repeatedly to install PepperFlash and GNASH by following directions on a number of web sites. As for Adobe? They're discontinuing Flash at the end of 2020 (not that it matters), and they never supported ARM in the first place. Another plug-in, gnash was last updated in 2012 and therefore seems abandoned as well. Since the Pi uses an ARM processor, that obviously won't work! There is a plug-in called PepperFlash, but that project appears completely abandoned. Although Adobe does offer a Flash plug-in (last updated 20.01.22, as of this writing), it is only built for 32 and 64-bit i386 processors. I have spent the better part of a week trying to add Adobe Flash support to Chromium to no avail. Furthermore, this specific resource is being dropped outright at the end of this academic year, when it will be replaced by one of several that are under consideration and won't be named until then. That's not an issue under normal circumstances because she has a Windows-based desktop in her classroom she cannot get to it due to COVID-19 based closures and restrictions. Unfortunately, that site uses Adobe Flash objects for everything. That lone holdout is an old, district-designated web site from which she is required source material for her K-2 Special Education students.
#Failed to load module canberra gtk module gvim ubuntu 19.10 professional
She is an educator and able to carry out all of her professional responsibilities, as well as all but one of her teach-from-home ones. It is running the 64-bit build of Ubuntu 19.10 (and the MATE desktop, in case it matters). As the subject line says, I urgently need to incorporate Adobe Flash support on the Pi 4 that I've built for my partner.
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