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I first tried downloading the SDK on Saturday. The repos were down.
I'm running Ubuntu Karmic in 64bit mode.
I jump through hoops to get the SDK installed and running in scratchbox. Scratchbox environment runs fine with Xephyr.
I tear my hair out having to use an older version of Eclipse & deal with it's incompatibilities with current xulrunner.
ESBox seems to refuse to believe that running in x86_64 is possible and refuses to talk to scratchbox.
OK, so I admit defeat that way and grab a VM version and get it running under Virtualbox. I get the shares set up and ESBox appears to be happy. It will start and stop the scratchbox environment and run code from within eclipse just as you would expect.
It was running Xephyr on my host machine rather than within the desktop of the VM which I thought was a nice touch. The problem is that most of the widgets on a form are not rendered. For example, the numbers of the clock display are not showing on the desktop. You can click it and it starts worldclock - of which only the top bar is shown.
If I run Xephyr within the desktop of the VM, things look fine, however ESBox does not seem to want to play that way.
I'll be happy either way - having the display work when running Xephyr locally or having the esbox integration run Xephyr within the VM.
I'm putting out this plea for help now as I can't find any pointers and am too tired to look further tonight. Hopefully somebody can realise what obvious little thing I've overlooked so I can give myself a good kicking over it tomorrow.
TIA
Last edited by jaark; 2010-01-22 at 11:30. Reason: Changed title to something more appropriate now I have a better understanding of what's happening and meant to happen :)