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I am running selenium scripts on a windows machine.I have my scheduler algorithm in linux machine .My scheduler copies the files from jenkins to windows and will trigger test automation on windows machine.As part of automation firefox process is getting created on windows machine and the process is terminated instantly without opening the browser.My question is how to keep the firefox process keep alive and firefox window open for the entire duration of test run .
Check if you have firefox version 47 installed, it is not supported currently. In future, you will need to install marionette/gecko driver. It similar to chrome driver and it developed by Mozilla.
For now, you can downgrade to version 46 if the problem is because of firefox version.
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I have a CentOS 8 server running without GUI. Now i want to run an Electron app on it, full screen on start, but i don't want to install KDE or GNOME, they are too big.
So what should i do?
please refer this
to run any GUI application you at least need xorg. Desktop environments are not required. so after installing try:
startx
your-appllication
to enter in full screen mode set browserwindows fullscreen to true
Also note that you cant move or resize window. likewise you have to explicitly provide functionality for closing the application
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I've genuine windows 7 laptop(Sony vaio - i3).
My system is too slow in normal mode that win10 installer does not run.
But it's system is faster if I'm in safe mode.
How do I upgrade my OS to windows 10 in SAFE mode ?
I think you should try and fix the issue of your computer running slow. There are lot of things that can make your system run slow. But you should try run cleanup and defrag ur hard drive. Also disable some start up programs and reduce apps running in background.
Concerning upgrading to Windows 10, it is not necessary you have to use media creation tool. You can download an ISO file online and create an installation media with it. You can get windows 10 iso file from websites like getintopc. Less I forgot, try and download November update ISO file.
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I interrupted an install of Windows 2008 server on a fast machine that was taking too long with the intentional of using an alternative boot media to the USB flash drive I was using. (It kept showing me a message saying it was preparing my computer for first time use for nearly 2 hrs).
I therefore removed the USB drive and surprisingly it then came up with the message asking to either start in safe mode or a normal start.
I choose a normal start and it booted fine. Should I have confidence in using this as a production server or should I just go for a clean install ?
As a "production server"? You shouldn't even be asking, don't take any risks at all and redo it, it doesn't take that long.
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Newbie to stack overflow and am experimenting with running an X Server so my colleagues and I can access our Linux GUI applications from windows machines.
I know all about XMing and other utils but my question isn't on the MS Windows side, it's on the Linux host machine. You see right now the linux boxes all have GUI's installed (CentOS and Ubuntu) with the configs to access via Xming or any other SSH X forwarding client.
My question is can I just setup the server to run the x system in the background without having to install a GUI? Did some research and can't really figure it out as I'm not an X Windows guru.
Thanks for everyone's help.
cmillo
There is no need to have a full X server running or installed on the same system that is running X clients; only the libraries required for implementation of the protocol are required, and the system's package manager will handle installing those.
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I come from a Windows background and have been using Remote Desktop to view a remote server's desktop on my local machine. Remote desktop is probably the most popular tool for doing this because it's already part of the OS. Is there a similar tool for Windows but for accessing a Linux machine instead?
Try VNC. It works on Mac and Linux. You need to be running the server portion on the Linux host.
Take a look at xrdp. According to project description you can even use your native Windows client to access Linux desktop:
The goal of this project is to provide a fully functional Linux
terminal server, capable of accepting connections from rdesktop,
freerdp, and Microsoft's own terminal server / remote desktop clients.
try TeamViewer you can download it from
http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/linux.aspx