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EGL error starting Flatseal #625
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My suspicion is that there is some kind of ABI mismatch between mesa in flatpak and mesa on the host. I know that there were issues like that in the past with flatpak.
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As @rusty-snake pointed out, this seems to be an system+flatpak compatibility issue. I would be very surprised if this is happening exclusively with Flatseal, and not with other GTK4 / Libadwaita apps. For completeness, could you try another GTK4 / Libadwaita app? say https://flathub.org/apps/io.github.giantpinkrobots.flatsweep |
I was able to test with a Intel graphics card today. The use cases I was able to exercise worked. Please refer to bug discussion: FreeDesktop :
The good news is that Flatseal is a-OK when working on an Intel (or non-NVIDIA??) stack at this point in time. Does someone have a different card to try??? For me the smoking gun for me is the
I would bet that, |
I have the same problem with a NVIDIA card in the notebook. How to test it? |
@proofy ... It appears to be a Sadly i found that I have down-graded to Kubuntu 24.04, from 23.10 ... I lost (sanctioned) Wayland enactment. A lot of very important stuff became unworkable. So now, I'm back on X11. Poor show Ubuntu and Kubuntu from where I see it. The 23.10 stuff was may be 96% now it is 10% ... Looks as if the Neon distro(??) is my next update after a few hardware repairs. BTW, the bug does not manifest on my INTeL graphics laptop. It is jut not fast. |
Now, I found a solution for me. I have used environment variables GTK_USE_PORAT=1 to run gnome programs correctly with X11. With Wayland, I have to remove these environment variables and so Flatseal is running (to unset the environment variables). |
Should work without |
I am posting this as by way of a "watch for this" alert. I haven't decided that this is a problem on my workstation with MESA or if it's something to do with the
Flatseal
flatpak.When I ran this tonight, I got the following error. I ran it from the command line as it keep hanging on start-up.
The only thing I've found so far is that this deals with the display graphics stuff and that several underlying runtime packages have passed end-of-life and
Flatpak
has been prompting to have them updated or removed.I reinstalled
Flatseal
which I'd hoped might restore any underlyin runtime issue. If it did that hasn't helped the problem.system info
apt
andflatpak
modules are up to date at this time.The error that comes back on
stderr
is a bit obscure. It doesn't crashflatseal
it just hangs but it seems that some underlying sub-process has crashed and nothing can talk to the main display.Ideas welcome.
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