Hi Santosh,
I have honestly never seen the behavior shown in your images. I really don't have any ideas what is going wrong here, and I don't have enough linux experience to give any detailed guidance. However, my best guess is that this is a memory problem or the lack of particular fonts installed on your system. Installing fonts to use AIJ has never been required to my knowledge, but I wonder if it is a language or region option in the linux installation.
I am hoping that John may have more specific ideas, but as far as I can tell, you still haven't provided the information John asked for by typing the "free" and "cat /usr/local/bin/astroimagej" commands. That request is in this email thread below if you want to look at the details. I expect providing the information he asked for would be helpful in making suggestions for you to try.
Karen
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Subject: Re: installation of the AstroimageJ Resent-From: [hidden email] Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2017 05:44:59 +0000 From: Dr. Santosh Joshi [hidden email] To: johnk [via AstroImageJ] [hidden email], Karen Collins [hidden email]
SantoshRegardsSome of the the photographs of the computer screen are enclosed here with for your kind inspection.I would be happy if you could help me in soloving the problem I have :Dear John and Collin,I am unable to take sanpshot though PrtSc, hence I am sending you the photographs those I click from my mobile. Moreover, I don't know how to make attachment though Nabble, hence I am sending them through e-mail. My apologies for the inconvenience.
I am able to open the fits file through AstroImageJ tool bar. However, if I wish to see the various options in file of the displayed image, I am able to see only save image and close window. While I click blindly on any other option those are not visible, I can see the corresponding information. Similar problem is appearing in other icons where I can see only yes sign. A quick help would be appreciated.
On 23 January 2017 at 19:57, johnk [via AstroImageJ] <[hidden email]> wrote:
Could you do run "free" on the command line and post the output here. For example it might be
john@arion:~/desk> free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 32930652 7966696 24963956 1546444 665252 5518800
-/+ buffers/cache: 1782644 31148008
Swap: 2103292 0 2103292
This will show us your computer's memory and usage.
Also post the command line you are using to start AIJ. If you are running the recommended script that would be perhaps in /usr/local/bin you can "cat" its contents and show the result. For example
john@arion:~/desk> cat /usr/local/bin/astroimagej
#!/bin/sh
cd /usr/local/astroimagej/
java -Xmx8192m -jar /usr/local/astroimagej/ij.jar
exit
This will show us how much memory you are requesting.
The error message suggests that you have asked for more memory than the computer can supply and I've seen it when the java request is for more than half of the physical memory the machine has.
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