Re: Trouble getting ACS to work on Fedora -- MIDRANGE-L

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Welcome Roger! Thank you for posting the solution as it will become a valuable entry in the archives for those who encounter this issue in the future.

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On 6/7/2019 9:06 PM, Roger Creasy wrote:

I am the original poster of the Stackoverflow question.
Forgive me if I make a newbie mistake. I am new to this mail list.

Thanks to this mailing list and partial answers on SO, I think I have
resolved the problem. I am posting here hoping it helps others.

Apparently Fedora 30 ships with headless JRE. by running "sudo dnf install
'java-1.8.0-openjdk'" the full version of Java was installed and my problem
was resolved.
All seems to work even under the default Gnome desktop running under
Wayland.

Thanks to everyone.
I work with DB2 on i Series and plan to continue to monitor this list, and
contribute back if I am able.

Cheers,
Roger

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