I try to use KNIME on linux (fedora 34 GNOME 40) installation on VM. I found the issue at first on dialog create workspace is show half windows (It cannot click ok or launch at first but another time is not found) and then I try to use any node , that I found the empty screen. cannot using it.
Normally, I used on Windows version but I have problem on my locale font (TH) on string manipulation so I want to test on linux but I found the bigger issue TT.
Hi @kritsapatw . I’ve not personally used it on Linux (I only run command line on my Linux box), however, I know that there are a few members who run Knime on Linux, and it seems to work for them.
Of course, I cannot say what distribution of Linux they run on, but in general it seems to work on Linux.
We’d need a user to confirm if they can run Knime properly on Fedora (Fedora 34 GNOME 40), or someone from the Knime team to confirm.
Another shot that I am thinking of, could it be that you are running out of memory? This type of behaviour happens (not just with Knime) when the system is running out of memory.
Hi @kritsapatw
I use KNIME on both Windows and Ubuntu.
This screenshot is from an Ubuntu 20.04.1 virtualbox environment where I have KNIME 4.1.3 running. I cannot recall I had any issues installing it back then.
With respect to the remark of @bruno29a : the environment has 22GB available and within the knime.ini file I specified the maximum memory usage 16GB (ie. used this -Xmx16000m).
It might be worthwhile checking KNIME is not using too much of the memory available in your VM.
Hi @kritsapatw,
I am using KNIME on fedora successfully, but I am using Gnome on Xorg instead of Wayland, as I am having trouble with Wayland in quite a few applications.
Can you try switching to Xorg and see if that helps?
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/configuring-xorg-as-default-gnome-session/
best,
Gabriel
Hello,
there are couple of related topics. I share this one:
Br,
Ivan
Thanks for sharing this @ipazin , that thread sure contains a lot of info which looks like it would provide the answer.
There are a few pointers from the thread that suggest that switching to Xorg solved the issue, and it’s also what @gab1one suggested to test with, hopefully this solves the issue for @kritsapatw .
Many Thanks gab1one. your solution is solve my issue.
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