Kodi loads on ubuntu 14.04 but doesn't open





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Latest Kodi (xbmc) was installed/uninstalled/re-installed several times.
Whenever I'm trying to open it nothing happens (no error messages), although using the alt-tab application switcher I can see Kodi's icon (indicating it's running).
Can anyone help me?
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  • Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

    – Takkat
    May 13 '15 at 9:13











  • Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

    – Shlomo Eshet
    May 14 '15 at 12:16













  • You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

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Latest Kodi (xbmc) was installed/uninstalled/re-installed several times.
Whenever I'm trying to open it nothing happens (no error messages), although using the alt-tab application switcher I can see Kodi's icon (indicating it's running).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.










share|improve this question























  • Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

    – Takkat
    May 13 '15 at 9:13











  • Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

    – Shlomo Eshet
    May 14 '15 at 12:16













  • You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

    – Takkat
    May 14 '15 at 16:24














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Latest Kodi (xbmc) was installed/uninstalled/re-installed several times.
Whenever I'm trying to open it nothing happens (no error messages), although using the alt-tab application switcher I can see Kodi's icon (indicating it's running).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.










share|improve this question














Latest Kodi (xbmc) was installed/uninstalled/re-installed several times.
Whenever I'm trying to open it nothing happens (no error messages), although using the alt-tab application switcher I can see Kodi's icon (indicating it's running).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.







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  • Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

    – Takkat
    May 13 '15 at 9:13











  • Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

    – Shlomo Eshet
    May 14 '15 at 12:16













  • You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

    – Takkat
    May 14 '15 at 16:24



















  • Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

    – Takkat
    May 13 '15 at 9:13











  • Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

    – Shlomo Eshet
    May 14 '15 at 12:16













  • You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

    – Takkat
    May 14 '15 at 16:24

















Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

– Takkat
May 13 '15 at 9:13





Two questions: 1. How did you install Kodi? 2. What is the output if you run kodi from a terminal with kodi?

– Takkat
May 13 '15 at 9:13













Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

– Shlomo Eshet
May 14 '15 at 12:16







Eventually, I managed to resolve the problem fiddling with ubuntu's display settings. Thanks.

– Shlomo Eshet
May 14 '15 at 12:16















You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

– Takkat
May 14 '15 at 16:24





You may want to consider sharing your experience with an own answer. It may help people who come here with the same issue.

– Takkat
May 14 '15 at 16:24










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Go to

Accesories/ File manager -
.kodi -
User data -
Database -
Then delete textures13.db from the file

Worked for me






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    Go to

    Accesories/ File manager -
    .kodi -
    User data -
    Database -
    Then delete textures13.db from the file

    Worked for me






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      Go to

      Accesories/ File manager -
      .kodi -
      User data -
      Database -
      Then delete textures13.db from the file

      Worked for me






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        Go to

        Accesories/ File manager -
        .kodi -
        User data -
        Database -
        Then delete textures13.db from the file

        Worked for me






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        Go to

        Accesories/ File manager -
        .kodi -
        User data -
        Database -
        Then delete textures13.db from the file

        Worked for me







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