- #FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE HOW TO#
- #FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE INSTALL#
- #FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE FREE#
Related packages, as libcanberra "is an implementation of the XDG Sound My guess is that there is a dependency missing from one of your gtk
#FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE HOW TO#
> me how to fix it? and my system is ubuntu9.10. > I searched how to solve it in Google, but no idea. > gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra. > when I run the python with wx, the python throw a error: > now, i have a problem with the wxPython.
#FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE INSTALL#
> I just install the wxPython, and also install gtk library too, but Now, I have to unset GTK_MODULES in bash's configuration.
You are right, any GTK program will get this log message,although I Me how to fix it? and my system is ubuntu9.10. I searched how to solve it in Google, but no idea. Gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra. When I run the python with wx, the python throw a error: I just install the wxPython, and also install gtk library too, but You should also look through the package repository for libcanberra packages that you can install. Try looking through your desktop configuration settings and see if there is something related to notification sound events that you can change or disable. You may be getting the same log message when you try to start other GTK applications.
#FAILED TO LOAD MODULE CANBERRA GTK MODULE FREE#
And even those don't work.My guess is that there is a dependency missing from one of your gtk related packages, as libcanberra "is an implementation of the XDG Sound Theme and Name Specifications, for generating event sounds on free desktops, such as GNOME." This does not relate directly to wxPython other than wxPython loads the GTK library which in turn is apparently trying to load libcanberra, probably due to configuration or theme settings. Nothing works on Wayland except for all the things that don't work. And YES, check with Swarfendors advice to be sure you are not logged into Wayland. Or, as Swarfendor suggested, use a package manager that checks for all dependencies. There are other options you could unset your gtk modules environment variable. Sudo apt-get install libcanberra-gtk-module:i386 Sudo apt-get install libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module Let's install the modules (both) and see if that helps, but if it does not, there may be another cause for Flatpak not running. There is a gtk3 version: canberra-gtk3-module - But your warning did not specify this.Īlso, please check if the Flatpak version you installed is not 32bit version. Most apps that give that warning still work just fine and you only see that warning if you start it from terminal. Have tested on ZorinOS 15.1 core and Ultimate with same result.Ĭanberra-gtk-module is no longer being developed or supported as it is a GTK2 Module. Have been successful installing and running this app on other Ubuntu based systems, only have the problem with Zorin. All appropriate caberra gtk libraries are installed. When trying start the app (from command line) get the error Failed to load "canberra-gtk-module" The error is application specific - i.e. Gpolkga wrote:Added Flatpak support and repositories.