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InflatableMouse:
--- Quote from: bob on October 25, 2021, 05:02:49 pm ---Did you try with the system keys?
I think it's alt-left click drag for one and alt-center click drag for the other (resize and drag).
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Nope, doesn't work either.
I did notice that after a maximize and restore I can move the window, and I'll get a resize mouse cursor on the edges. Resizing still doesn't work but at least its showing me its willing ;D.
bob:
--- Quote from: InflatableMouse on October 26, 2021, 12:42:08 am ---Nope, doesn't work either.
I did notice that after a maximize and restore I can move the window, and I'll get a resize mouse cursor on the edges. Resizing still doesn't work but at least its showing me its willing ;D.
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This is super low level stuff, especially if the system keys don't work.
Only libs involved at that level are X11 and xcb.
cycler2:
Good Afternoon,
I have been using JRiver 27 for Linux successfully for a few months now (using Mint) and just tried to install version 28 following the scripts provided in the Forum. (thanks for those; made it easy even for a Linux noob.) The download and installation was apparently successful, but my current master license was not installed. Here's the error message I got:
"JRiver Media Center installed successfully
error: expired license file or time/date error
CRegistrationHelper::RestoreFromFile: bInstalledOk is false, error = Unknown Error
Could not restore license from file /home/alfacar/Media Center28 Master-xxxxxx.mjr"
My master license is in a folder on my Linux desk top. My license is current and the time/date setting on my desk top is correct.
Would appreciate some guidance from the pros in this forum.
Thanks
Rich
JimH:
Copy and Paste the Registration Code. Don't use the mjr file.
Awesome Donkey:
It's probably from the spaces in the license file's name. There's two quick ways that should get it working for you...
1) Try removing the spaces by renaming it from Media Center28 Master-xxxxxx.mjr to MediaCenter28-Master-xxxxxx.mjr and see if that works.
Or...
2) You can escape the spaces by adding \ backslashes in the terminal command before the spaces, something like this command (edit it as needed): mediacenter28 /RestoreFromFile /home/alfacar/Media\ Center28\ Master-xxxxxx.mjr
One of those methods should work for you. :)
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