Using external console in Fedora/Gnome does not work

When I start launching my .Net 8 console application in an external console on (latest) Fedora Workstation, debugger simply yields: “Unsupported OS/desktop: Linux/GNOME” and debugging does not start.

I thought Fedora/Gnome were supported, or am I doing something wrong?

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Hello Miha,
 
Thank you for contacting JetBrains Support. I'm glad to work with you on this ticket. 
 
According to Rider system requirements, Fedora/Gnome is supported. And I haven't found any known issue for this error. To help us better understand the issue, please help provide the information below:

  • The error of screenshot
  • Does the issue happen on default console template project?
  • Does it happen only when you debug the app? Do you see the issue when running it without debugging? 
  • Per my understanding, the issue does not happen if not using external console, right?
  • Follow steps below to collect Rider logs:
    • Go to Help | Diagnostic tools | Show Log in Explorer, then clear the existing logs.
    • Restart Rider
    • Go to Help | Diagnostic tools | Choose Trace Scenarios;
    • Enable the trace scenario for Run (If the issue happens only when debugging, please enable trace for Debugger)
    • Reproduce the issue;
    • Collect the full log bundle via Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data;
    • Disable the trace scenarios enabled;

You can upload the files to our server and share the ID.

 

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Hey,

Sorry for the delay. 

 Uploaded (not sure if first one was successful)

- screenshot and log files 2025_03_20_wooz1uCamUmxY9HC9me3uM

- sample app (really vanilla template based console app) - Upload id: 2025_03_20_rRicMbDPQ5GtkwFG6YmjGC (file: console_app.zip)

 

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Also error happens both in Run and Debug mode.

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Thanks for the logs. Unforunately, the logs seems corrupted. We expect to see “idea.log” file, but it doesn't exist. 

Could you please try to reproduce the issue and re-collect the logs? 

Additionally, please also send us the output of  cat /etc/os-release, so we can understand the exact OS version. 

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