After upgrading to 18.04 from 16.04, my xmind doesn't work anymore!

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I double click the app's icon in the dock, then it displays the welcome page, and afterwards no reflection in the screen.
I used the command ps -ef to find out there is no xmind process.

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wczmatthew

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Run xmind from command line. If an error occurs, you should see it as output on the terminal.
– velix
May 4 at 9:23

well. thank you for your suggestion. next week I try it in my work pc.
– wczmatthew
May 4 at 15:20

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then I found a solution. append a config item "--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM" in the tail of XMind.ini, and xmind is work.
– wczmatthew
May 9 at 0:49

Post it as an answer and, after a day (or two), accept it as best answer.
– velix
May 9 at 16:26

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I double click the app's icon in the dock, then it displays the welcome page, and afterwards no reflection in the screen.
I used the command ps -ef to find out there is no xmind process.

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

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asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

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Run xmind from command line. If an error occurs, you should see it as output on the terminal.
– velix
May 4 at 9:23

well. thank you for your suggestion. next week I try it in my work pc.
– wczmatthew
May 4 at 15:20

1

then I found a solution. append a config item "--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM" in the tail of XMind.ini, and xmind is work.
– wczmatthew
May 9 at 0:49

Post it as an answer and, after a day (or two), accept it as best answer.
– velix
May 9 at 16:26

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I double click the app's icon in the dock, then it displays the welcome page, and afterwards no reflection in the screen.
I used the command ps -ef to find out there is no xmind process.

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

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asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

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I double click the app's icon in the dock, then it displays the welcome page, and afterwards no reflection in the screen.
I used the command ps -ef to find out there is no xmind process.

upgrade 18.04

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

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asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

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edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

4,20051836

asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

162

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

4,20051836

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

4,20051836

edited May 4 at 9:19

Melebius

4,20051836

asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

162

asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

162

asked May 4 at 8:41

wczmatthew

162

1

Run xmind from command line. If an error occurs, you should see it as output on the terminal.
– velix
May 4 at 9:23

well. thank you for your suggestion. next week I try it in my work pc.
– wczmatthew
May 4 at 15:20

1

then I found a solution. append a config item "--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM" in the tail of XMind.ini, and xmind is work.
– wczmatthew
May 9 at 0:49

Post it as an answer and, after a day (or two), accept it as best answer.
– velix
May 9 at 16:26

add a comment |

1

Run xmind from command line. If an error occurs, you should see it as output on the terminal.
– velix
May 4 at 9:23

well. thank you for your suggestion. next week I try it in my work pc.
– wczmatthew
May 4 at 15:20

1

then I found a solution. append a config item "--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM" in the tail of XMind.ini, and xmind is work.
– wczmatthew
May 9 at 0:49

Post it as an answer and, after a day (or two), accept it as best answer.
– velix
May 9 at 16:26

Run xmind from command line. If an error occurs, you should see it as output on the terminal.
– velix
May 4 at 9:23

well. thank you for your suggestion. next week I try it in my work pc.
– wczmatthew
May 4 at 15:20

then I found a solution. append a config item "--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM" in the tail of XMind.ini, and xmind is work.
– wczmatthew
May 9 at 0:49

Post it as an answer and, after a day (or two), accept it as best answer.
– velix
May 9 at 16:26

add a comment |

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Thank you, wczmatthew, for this comment

It works with Ubuntu 18.04, XMind8 update 4 x64.

I found a solution. Append a config item --add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini, and XMind works.

I'd be interested to know how you arrived at that solution.

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

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Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

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Here is a solution that worked for me, with XMind 7.5 update1.

Crash of Xmind is due to your Java version. Install OpenJDK Version 8 and select the default Java version using the following command:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

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Thank you, wczmatthew, for this comment

It works with Ubuntu 18.04, XMind8 update 4 x64.

I found a solution. Append a config item --add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini, and XMind works.

I'd be interested to know how you arrived at that solution.

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

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Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

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up vote
5
down vote

Thank you, wczmatthew, for this comment

It works with Ubuntu 18.04, XMind8 update 4 x64.

I found a solution. Append a config item --add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini, and XMind works.

I'd be interested to know how you arrived at that solution.

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

513

Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

add a comment |

up vote
5
down vote

Thank you, wczmatthew, for this comment

It works with Ubuntu 18.04, XMind8 update 4 x64.

I found a solution. Append a config item --add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini, and XMind works.

I'd be interested to know how you arrived at that solution.

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

513

Thank you, wczmatthew, for this comment

It works with Ubuntu 18.04, XMind8 update 4 x64.

I found a solution. Append a config item --add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini, and XMind works.

I'd be interested to know how you arrived at that solution.

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

513

edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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Zanna

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edited May 10 at 9:58

Zanna

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Алексей Рыжков

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

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answered May 9 at 23:06

Алексей Рыжков

513

Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

add a comment |

Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

Also it works (--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM at the end of XMind.ini) with Xmind 8 update 7 (today 10.05.2018 it is last edition).
– Алексей Рыжков
May 9 at 23:12

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Here is a solution that worked for me, with XMind 7.5 update1.

Crash of Xmind is due to your Java version. Install OpenJDK Version 8 and select the default Java version using the following command:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

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Here is a solution that worked for me, with XMind 7.5 update1.

Crash of Xmind is due to your Java version. Install OpenJDK Version 8 and select the default Java version using the following command:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

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up vote
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Here is a solution that worked for me, with XMind 7.5 update1.

Crash of Xmind is due to your Java version. Install OpenJDK Version 8 and select the default Java version using the following command:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

edited Nov 23 at 10:19

zx485

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Here is a solution that worked for me, with XMind 7.5 update1.

Crash of Xmind is due to your Java version. Install OpenJDK Version 8 and select the default Java version using the following command:

sudo update-alternatives --config java

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