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App isn't loading on Arch linux #54
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There is another option for Arch Linux, which is installing the following AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lrcget-bin Note that it is not officially maintained by me, so you should use it at your own risk. Edit: I'm sorry I didn't read it more carefully, you did try this AUR package. I'm too using Arch Linux but don't face the same issue as you. I'm currently using KDE as my desktop environment, but I used both awesomewm and xfce in the past too but I don't remember having any issues with LRCGET. I'll try to reproduce this issue later when I have time. |
Also, could you verify if you have installed
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Installing those packages somewhat fixed it. Versions 0.2.1 and before are loading but not playing songs and 0.3.0 still doesn't load at all. Thanks for looking into this. P.S. - Required dependencies should probably be listed in |
@Sevardon-Code sorry for my late reply. I also remembered that I installed the following packages:
(I do not know if all of them are needed or it is important at all, so if you can, help me try it out) I'm not sure about all dependencies needed to run, I think because most of these packages are present in conventional Linux desktop distros (Ubuntu), and Arch Linux does not have them by default. I will update the README when all the dependencies needed are clear. |
No worries, I know this probably isn't a high priority issue since it isn't widespread so I don't expect super fast communication on it. I installed those packages and it doesn't seem to have made a difference for 0.2.1 or 0.3.0. When I have time I'll try to run lrcget on a bare-bones arch vm w/ the packages you've mentioned here to see if it works then. It could be that I've changed something on my install that somehow prevents it from running properly. |
I can confirm that 0.3.0 doesn't work on a Manjaro installation with an SDDM/KDE Plasma environment, either. Even with the AppImage and after installing the above packages, I just get:
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I"m also get the same issue for both the appimage and the aur package
App image
Aur packge
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I freshly installed Arch Linux today with The AppImage build just works (I did need to install Maybe it is because I chose Pipewire in Update: I tried installing with |
I am using pulseaudio on all of my stuff.
May 4, 2024, 9:49 AM by ***@***.***:
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I freshly installed Arch Linux today with > archinstall> and with Plasma 6 (> plasma-meta> and > kde-applications-meta> ) and failed to reproduce this.
The AppImage build just works (I did need to install > fuse2> package after seeing "AppImages require FUSE to run") and audio plays normally.
Maybe it is because I chose Pipewire in > archinstall> 's Audio setup (instead of Pulse Audio) while installing with > archinstall> ? > https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#Audio
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Could you try installing pipewire to see if it fixes the problem?
See more at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#Audio |
Running off of Manjaro:
Still a blank screen. |
Same from the AppImage:
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I am using KDE Plasma as my desktop environment. Could that have something to do with it? I'm not sure if I have any Gnome apps, so I may not have Gnome 3 dependencies installed... |
Negative because this is the setup I'm using (KDE 6 Plasma).
Do you happen to have an Nvidia GPU? If so what display server you are running in, Wayland or X11? |
I am using X11 on an NVIDIA GPU. |
Can you test by running LRCGET with the
Reference: tauri-apps/tauri#8462 (comment) |
That actually works. I can actually see something now. Doing further testing... |
Audio works with the setup you tried. What if I revert to my standard pulseaudio-alsa setup though... |
@Markil3 I'm not sure, but you can always revert the steps to find out:
@MrComexs If you are still interested, you should try setting up the above environment variable to see if it works for you. The problem seems to be related to Nvidia GPU and a bug in |
I just used a timeshift backup. It still works with your environmental variable, so audio doesn't appear to an issue. |
I added this to the very end of the
when I launched lrcge I got this error. also I just switch from arch to artix still using xfce but now I'm using pulseaudio instead of pipewire.
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Wait, I'm confused. Are you trying to run lrcget upon every login here, regardless of user or if there is even a display manager running?
If you want to set the environmental variable for the entire session, you may want this line in your `/etc/profile`:
```
export WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1
```
Then you can run lrcget normally.
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When tranxuanthang said variable my first thing that came to mind was to add it to a file. I didn't think is was a command but now my problem is fix. |
Unless we want to add a workaround within the code, we should still keep this ticket open until webkit2gtk fixes their code. That way, users who have this issue can easily find this. |
Whenever I try to load the program it spawns a new window which just hangs. I've tested this with the official appimage release and with this aur package. Here's the output I get in the terminal:
Things I've Tried:
/home/redacted/.local/share/net.lrclib.lrcget
directory and re-running the appimageExtra Info/Specs:
Example Image:
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