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Bug Unity2018.2.2f1 - Failed setting thread niceness (priority) to 0 due to EACCES (errno 13)

Discussion in 'Linux' started by mosaic_school, Aug 13, 2018.

  1. mosaic_school

    mosaic_school

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    It's only a warning in the editor log but it keeps coming up so probably something worth looking into:

    Failed setting thread niceness (priority) to 0 due to EACCES (errno 13) violation. Lowering niceness (raising priority) requires CAP_SYS_NICE or superuser.

    I installed Unity in my home folder ( ~/Unity2018.2.2f1 ) and run it without super user permissions.
     
    mosaic_school, Aug 13, 2018
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  2. Tbond

    Tbond

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    The same happens.
    Unity 2018.2.6f1
    Installation is (via Unity Hub): /opt/Unity
    Debian Buster
     
    Tbond, Sep 1, 2018
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  3. hunabku94

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    this occurs since 2018 linux versions
     
    hunabku94, Sep 2, 2018
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  4. Ankean

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    Still a problem in March 2020. How do I fix?
     
    Ankean, Mar 20, 2020
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  5. Ankean

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    Can Ubuntu even do C# scripts?
     
    Ankean, Mar 20, 2020
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  6. APSchmidt

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    ?

    It's not Ubuntu, or Windows, or Mac, that "do" C# scripts. Install Unity and then install VS Code and you'll be able to use C# scripts.

    I personally use MonoDevelop but it's really a matter of preferences; I don't like VS Code.
     
    APSchmidt, Mar 22, 2020
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  7. Ankean

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    Cool. C# I understand to be a M$ product, so I wasn't sure. Turns out it's unrelated to my specific issues. I'll keep Mono and VS in mind for when I "do" need to run C# scripts.
     
    Ankean, Mar 22, 2020
    #7