Hi Chen,
It looks like en_GB is associated with English (Great Britain). I'm not
sure why that would cause the GUI to not work. What is the output from
typing "locale" at a terminal? A possible fix would be to set the LC_ALL
environment variable to "C". For C shells, you would type "setenv LC_ALL C"
and for bash, the command would be "export LC_ALL=C".
Let me know if that doesn't solve the problem. Thanks!
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 7:25 PM, Chen Zhao
Dear developers,
I am now having some troubles initiating the most updated nightly built dev-2247. I have to use this version because it is supposed to have a bug fixed based on my bug report in November. My machine is running Debian 7 with kernel version 3.2.0-4-amd64. And the pheinx installation file I downloaded is the 64 bit linux version for CentOS 5. The symptom is that after I called phenix from a terminal window, there is an error message saying "local 'en_GB' cannot be set" (which is always the case and which does not seem to matter). After that, phenix GUI did not start at all, but ps command shows two python2.7 processes running. Running phenix from command line seems to work fine. Before switching to this version I was running the stable version 1.10.1-2155, and have no problem.
Is there any simple fix? If not, I will probably just stick to the command line version for the moment.
Thanks a lot, Chen
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