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i can't run Gimp in ubuntu 20.04. libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0 cannot open shared object file #149
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I also had this problem today, it looks like the auto refresh failed: $ snap changes
ID Status Spawn Ready Summary
162 Error yesterday at 14:50 BST yesterday at 15:01 BST Auto-refresh snap "gimp" I reinstalled the snap and now it works fine snap remove gimp
snap install gimp |
Thanks. finally i had to remove and reinstall again. Do you know if this problem is a gimp bug or what causes it? |
@wpf500 could you run |
Looks like the logs are gone unfortunately: $ snap change 162
error: cannot find change with id "162" Is there a backup somewhere? |
Ah I found this in journalctl:
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oof. download too slow sounds like a |
I've made a Snapcraft forum post to discuss with the snapd developers what the issue might be and how to prevent it in the future: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/snap-left-in-unusable-state-after-failure-to-refresh/24253 |
I have this same bug I guess: Nothing seems to fix it. |
same here, i'm using ubuntu 24.04 $ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
Release: 24.04
Codename: noble $ snap version
snap 2.66.1+24.04
snapd 2.66.1+24.04
series 16
ubuntu 24.04
kernel 6.8.0-51-generic |
I have the same issue with ubuntu 24.04. Switched to |
Same problem with Ubuntu 24.04. Followed your advice and reinstalled with apt. Works fine ! Thanks ! |
I also had the same issue with GIMP not opening with the same error logs. But following the solutions above i was able to resolve the issue and get it working and I also think the issue is with the "snap" since "apt" was able to insatll it without any issue. The solution used is below: snap remove gimp This should work. |
Removing/reinstalling left me with the same error. |
Did you do remove and install it through the terminal? If not do so through
the terminal, don't use the software installer in Ubuntu. You can purge the
gimp, you can find the commands in the earlier replies and Make sure to
"sudo apt update" before installing again. Before you start the procedures
make sure to restart your PC (there might be some issues after an update,
happened to me multiple times)
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Removing/reinstalling left me with the same error.
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This worked for me |
Thanks for the info. I meant remove/install via snap didn't help. I realise I can install via |
For me gimp starts after this connections |
+1 Issue persists. Tried on Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS |
Hi. I have the same issue for xubuntu 24.04.1. |
+1 I switched from snap package to apt and it worked for me. |
Try the solutions in the replies above since Xubuntu is also based on Ubuntu: difference is just the desktop environ |
My exact intention was to install GIMP via Snap to ensure access to the latest version, which isn’t available through the deb package. |
Since this issue thread is over 3 years old, I'm sceptical anyone working on the project is actually seeing these comments. |
Amazingly this works. But it's surprising how this is still an issue in 2025 lol |
It's not that this same issue has existed since 2021. It's just the issue of missing connections has showed up again in a similar way recently, which led people to find this similarly named but unrelated issue. There is a more recent one that actually references the current problem: #313 |
The last time I tried to use GIMP couldn't run it from the application menu icon. When I use the terminal it returns the following message :
user@user-Inspiron-3585:~$ gimp /snap/gimp/367/usr/bin/gimp: error while loading shared libraries: libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
There is a similar report here: #102 but it has already closed and it is not detailed how the problem was solved
Operative system: Ubuntu 20.04
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