However, now the application won’t start: ~]$ vmware-view Top level exception handlerįile "/tmp/vmis.8f12rA/install/vmware-installer/vmis/core/transaction.py", line 458, in RunThreadedTransactionįile "/tmp/vmis.8f12rA/install/vmware-installer/vmis/core/transaction.py", line 80, in Runįile "/tmp/vmis.8f12rA/install/vmware-installer/vmis/ui/console.py", line 277, in ShowĪttributeError: 'InitScriptDir' object has no attribute 'footer'Īfter creating /etc/init.d inside the toolbox container, the installation continued just fine. No init script directory was able to be located I did however manage to find why VMware Horizon won’t install: self._installer: I’ve installed python3-gobject and gtk3, but the gi module error remains. Thanks for your replies! I did just remember that the vmware horizon installation on Fedora 35 requires a bit of a workaround, but that sadly didn’t resolve the issue either. bundle files inside toolbox, that’d really appreciated. If anyone has some pointers on how to properly install. You must accept the VMware Horizon Client End User License Agreement Unable to load gtk: No module named 'gi', falling back to console. So far, I’ve tried the following: $ toolbox create I guess it is important to note that VMware horizon client is not used for running virtual machines, but rather to access virtual installations elsewhere. I’ve tried installing it using toolbox, but I’m afraid I don’t know enough about toolbox yet - and I’m running into issues (I’m guessing because X isn’t installed inside a container?). For work, I need the Horizon VMware Client.
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