So I went to the launch directory and decided to look at one of the log files. I tried changing the networking method in yast as suggested, but then it still didn't do anything. My experience was like some others above, and I downloaded and installed the program, but I couldn't get past the login screen. This thread helped get me looking in the right direction. Realizing this is a long time since the beginning of this thread, I though I would just put my experience here to supplement with what I did. But, I know I could not get the program to load going from setup to logon, additionally, I could not logon via the desktop icon after completing setup, but now, I can. I suppose that everything was configured correctly from the beginning. Another thing I noticed, INSTALL4J was automatically configured during the setup process, point is TOS's instructions indicated that was necessary (manual) step. So, we can confirm TylerK is correct, because I don't have Java 6 on my machine. The logon menu popped up and I logged on and everything loaded up. I came across a script file and I clicked it, guess what. I opened file manager and was going to trash the TOS directory and do a new installation, but I started looking at the individual files.
Sounds to me the app wants elevated permissions anyway, but without looking at the app closely I wouldn't know why.Īssuming that TylerK's post is accurate that newer Java will work fine (so you don't have to verify and configure in update-alternatives or configure $JAVA_HOME) and the app won't try to d/l debs, Recommend installing the app in its default location, then sudo the app. ThanksAssuming that TylerK's post is accurate that newer Java will work fine (so you don't have to verify and configure in update-alternatives or configure $JAVA_HOME) and the app won't try to d/l debs, Where there is a will there is a way - I know I'll get there, but at this stage I'm not sure of the next move. I followed your suggestion which disconnected me from the internet, and I was unable to configure any settings that allowed me to connect with the Traditional Method selected. after the installation, the program failed to load after logging in. during the installation process the only thing I changed was: where the program should be installed, the default was: usr/local/thinkorswim (staying with this default location results in me not having permission), so I selected home/tr, and that resulted in the program being downloaded in the thinkorswim directory (home/tr/thinkorswim)
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