The launcher got an update today, and now I get a

Segmentation fault (core dumped)

everytime I start it. It comes up, then tries to read extra files for the shared cache, and then I get the segmentation fault.

Edit: I managed to get it to run by hitting the 'Close' button on the small window where it said it would look for new files.

Does anyone else have this same problem? When I play EVE in Linux using this launcher, I can't watch streaming video in my web browsers (Firefox and Chromium). The content that doesn't play is HTML5 videos (ie. Twitch, Youtube). As soon as I close out of EVE, I can go back to watching video streams without restarting the web browser.

default"wine: /home/xxxx/.eve//wineenv is not owned by you"

Sort of wondering why there were two // in that msg, as /wineenv is right under /.eve,
but no doubt grasping at straws.

Well, I've only been using Ubuntu for about a year (having defected from Windows), so I'll still be a noob for some time yet. It seems that some commands return with a Linux equivalent of "huh?", and when I insert a 'sudo' at the beginning, the command does what I expect. I don't have a clear picture yet of which commands seem to need elevated privileges; sometimes it seems that commands entered while in a certain directory won't work without using sudo.
So that's one nice thing about ignorance, I guess--it heightens one's sense of wonder and mystery...

Well, I've only been using Ubuntu for about a year (having defected from Windows), so I'll still be a noob for some time yet. It seems that some commands return with a Linux equivalent of "huh?", and when I insert a 'sudo' at the beginning, the command does what I expect. I don't have a clear picture yet of which commands seem to need elevated privileges; sometimes it seems that commands entered while in a certain directory won't work without using sudo.
So that's one nice thing about ignorance, I guess--it heightens one's sense of wonder and mystery...

I am a beginner (we can say a f*****g noob) in the use of linux environment.
How and where do i check if i still have libssl1.0.2

Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon 64-bit
Wine 1.6.2

EDIT : seems i found where, but i don't have libssl1.0.2 just have a libssl1.0.0
is it good or not ?

EDIT 2 : i'm not sure of my "where"

EDIT 3 : i've found some libssl but none are where you say, and seems to be a different version of your, so i don't know what to do

xxx@yyyyy:~/Downloads/evelauncher$ evelauncher.sh
evelauncher.sh: command not found

This happens frequently. Looking for ways to do things, at sites like stackexchange, askubuntu, etc., I'd copy suggestions,
and use of sudo seemed common. Anyway, both

sh evelauncher.sh
and
bash -x ~/Downloads/evelauncher/evelauncher.sh 2>&1 | tee CKlogN.file

work! I didn't know about sh, bash didn't seem to work before this last launcher update.

You'd either need to do

/some/folder/evelauncher.sh

or, if you are in /some/folder/ already

./evelauncher.sh

Why exactly it works if you just put a path in front of it is beyond me, but I know it does, and that's good enough for the time being.

#!/bin/sh

#!/usr/bin/xdg-open
Tada.

Because your pwd (current working directory) is not in your search path. Any unqualified command will be searched via PATH. If you add the path explicitly, your shell will find the binary. The ./ just refers to your current directory.

Also, look at the first line in evelauncher.sh:



The crunchbang is a magic word for the linux kernel that this file should be run with /bin/sh. So if you mark the script executable there will be no difference between the script and any compiled binary you can run. You can see this pattern reused everywhere to invoke python or perl or whatever else. Hell, save this as a file.html and chmod +x it:

(i wanted to put html in there but the forum doesn't let me...)

You can now execute the file and (if you distro has /usr/bin/xdg-open...) it'll open your default browser.

Also also, 'sh evelauncher.sh' is equivalent to './evelauncher.sh' if you've marked the file executable.

Also, a reboot is definitely necessary when you screw around with the proprietary nvidia driver. It builds and inserts a kernel module, but the old one will still be running your display stuff until you reboot.

Does anyone know what to do about

line 14: 25473 Segmentation fault (core dumped) "$dirname/$appname" "$@"

I get the feeling it is having an issue with the dirname and or appname variable?

My launcher starts up and I can see the login screen but then it crashes