From a03040cb169ee05da5aef026b5b52543beb6ac78 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Matt Pagan
Ubuntu prevents its users from executing shell scripts by clicking them,
even when the file permissions are set correctly. For now you need to
@@ -1134,6 +1138,37 @@ start the Tor Browser from the command line by running
-I'm using Ubuntu and I can't start Tor Browser
+I'm using Ubuntu and I can't start Tor Browser.
Another issue affecting Ubuntu users is that when Tor Browser opens, text +fields, including the address bar, are blacked out and can not be used. +This is not so great, and we hope to include a fix in a coming release. +In the mean time, this issue can be worked around by editing the +start-tor-browser script and adding the following line below line 1:
++export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim ++
This issue is related to the version of IBUS that ships with Ubuntu. +Some users have also reported success by executing this command
++ibus exit ++
To follow the progress of this issue, see this bug ticket. +
+ ++You'll need to modify Sophos anti-virus so that Tor can connect to the +internet. Go to Preferences -> Web Protection -> General, and turn off +the protections for "Malicious websites" and "Malicious downloads". +
+