loadup-all.sh -apps fails on loadup-mid-from-init with wsl1

[kotenok2000]

Describe the bug
When i attempt to build medley on wsl1 it fails with "Xvnc server failed to start error" on loadup-mid-from-init stage.

It succesfully finishes loadup-init stage, but crashes on the next step.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Clone medley to ~/git/interlisp/medley
2. FClone and compile maiko to ~/git/interlisp/maiko
3. run ./scripts/loadup-all.sh -apps && ./scripts/loadup-db.sh

Expected behavior
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Context (please complete the following information):

• Are you using online.interlisp.org? no
• OS: Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS wsl1
• OS Version: [e.g. Ventura, Ubuntu 24, Raspberry Pi OS]
• Display/window system: VNC
• Host arch: x86-64
• Maiko version: 4994982a90565ae18d540eb402047a9d6ef5713d
• IL:MAKESYSDATE: [ date ] or (il:print-lisp-information): copy-paste or screenshot this

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I would like to use vcxsrv with export DISPLAY=:0 instead of VNC, but loadup script uses vnc for some reason.

[kotenok2000]

I was able to capture a screenshot of a moment when vnc window was displaying something

[masinter]

YOu're not running WSL2?

I'm not sure the build scripts will run on WSL1. Can you run with the 'release' loadups?

[kotenok2000]

Yes.
When i download and extract medley-250501-30872f62-loadups.tgz and then run ./run-medley ldex works with vcxsrv.

[fghalasz]

Fixed in PR#2163. @kotenok2000 Could you try it out on WSL1 since I did most of my testing on WSL2.

[kotenok2000]

Looks like it worked.

[kotenok2000]

Why does Medley repo cloning download 1.1 GB .pack file?

[masinter]

Why does Medley repo cloning download 1.1 GB .pack file?

See https://github.com/orgs/Interlisp/discussions/categories/github-use?discussions_q=is%3Aopen+git+category%3A%22GitHub+use%22

and in particular

https://github.com/orgs/Interlisp/discussions/637

explains how we got here.