Originally Posted by: Paulo Malta 
I use Smath in Win10 without any problem but I am migrating to Linux
I am running Linux Mint 20.3 with mono-complete version 6.12.0.122-0xamain1+ubuntu2004b1
When I try to open
SMathStudio_Desktop.exe with Mono Runtime (right mouse button) it crashes during loading, when I execute it as Administrator, it opens an extra window, Terminal (sudo) but runs.
I already tried to remove and intall again Smath and Mono but remain the same
This can occur on some other non-smath mono programs too.
I found this crash error on SMath can be overcome with sudo.
And I have read the solution about a different software, not smath.
Mint is Ubuntu based, Ubuntu is a Debian based linux distro as you would know.
All Debian based including pure Debian (both stable and testing) has this bug.
I know because I have tried majority of them to find how to run SMath on a Debian-based distro.
And I have failed, partially.
It runs without sudo, as I have mentioned in post#7.
You have to try to run it relentlessly if it fails to run.
Sometimes after 5-10 try it runs, but sometimes 20-30 trial fails.
Most of time it gives error, _xread error to be specific.
And this behavior is not caused by smath itself.
Debug says it is caused by a broken X extension library.
Errors are mostly on
libc.so and
libpthread.so.
Which are an essential package of system,
libc6.
Maybe recompiling them from source code could corrects the bug.
But probably it will break the whole system.
So I wouldn't recommend it.
What I would humbly suggest is to try another distro family.
Arch or Manjaro, Fedora, Solus, Void can be candidates.
Regards
Edited by user 07 March 2022 06:12:53(UTC)
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