We have a Desktop experience image of Ubuntu & over the summer began integrations of supporting 22.04 over 20.04. With the 10.0.7 update in October now supporting Ubuntu 22.04 we have started cycle testing with BigFix included.
The rudimentary 10.0.7 ClientUI available to Linux devices works as expected in Ubuntu 20.04. The UI prompts a user for Take Action or Messaging as configured in the action. If messaging/take action settings are configured for a BES Action with the User presence setting configured to run with/without a user logged on; if no user is present the action runs as expected.
In our tests to date, the rudimentary 10.0.7 ClientUI available to Linux devices does not work as expected in Ubuntu 22.04. The UI will not prompt a user for Take Action or Messaging as configured in the action. If messaging/take action settings are configured for a BES Action with the User presence setting configured to run with/without a user logged on; if no user is present the action becomes blocked acting as though it believes a user is present but none is there.
When we check the BES log, it indicates there are problems detecting the user session & enters a back-off that 20.04 does not:
I wanted to know if others had seen these issues with Ubuntu 22.04’s desktop experience installs & if this is a known issue with the client.
