can I diable 'org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NotSupported' warning?
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When I run neovim from windows terminal, a warning like below will pop up, can I disable it?
fcitx.vim not loaded: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NotSupported: Using X11 for dbus-daemon autolaunch was disabled at compile time, set your DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS instead
I guess this only happens when there is no destop environment. The warning won't show up when I use neovim from Xserver.
I just added this. You let g:silent_unsupported = 1 in your .vimrc and that warning won't be printed.
This only happens when you don't have a D-Bus session daemon correctly setup. If you're running systemd, you should get it even without a desktop environment. Maybe you're using WSL? It'd be better if we can detect this situation.
yeah, I am using WSL2.
I just added this. You
let g:silent_unsupported = 1in your .vimrc and that warning won't be printed.This only happens when you don't have a D-Bus session daemon correctly setup. If you're running systemd, you should get it even without a desktop environment. Maybe you're using WSL? It'd be better if we can detect this situation.
Yes, I can confirm it is caused by not having dbus daemon because systemd wasn't running on WSL2.
There's a workaround for running systemd on WSL2: https://github.com/arkane-systems/genie
You don't need systemd to use fcitx.vim. I was just curious who's not running systemd.
I never considered WSL2 for fcitx.vim. Is it still useful there?
You don't need systemd to use fcitx.vim.
I know, but dbus-daemon is launched by systemd right? I am a newbie to linux system.
I read that systemd is broken in WSL2:systemd/systemd#8036
So after setting up the genie workaround, the warning is gone.
It is more of a systemd issue not fcitx.vim.