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Task :run FAILED (rc 134) on Fedora 35, KDE, x11 #10
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I also just tried using the older versions of JDK which worked in your VM and same effect:
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I did some further testing in a VM and found that Fedora KDE spin is affected with either the newest or specific java-11-openjdk issue you tested in #9. |
Thanks for the report! With the KDE spin VM you ran did you try rebooting after installation before running? Let me know if rebooting also fixes it for you. |
I tried it with no success. I think my KVM setup might be weird or the USB attachment is not working since I can see the same device in both guest and host. I'll try to see if I can reproduce with VirtualBox the way you did and report back. I didn't think much about the corruption since it showed up when I interacted with the tablet. My suspicion is more something in openjdk or libraries that get called by it is crashing before the GUI is drawn and somehow it works in default Fedora with Gnome, but not the KDE spin. |
Sorry for the late reply, I am currently in between housing and don't have a proper setup to test/debug. I'll have to try on my end with Fedora and KDE spin to see if I can work out why it doesn't run. |
Still have not found the issue. I've upgrade to Fedora 36 since, but the issue persist. Same with a secondary physical machine. |
Tested some more and found that on a working Fedora 36 with Gnome it works. I added KDE via |
I think I found the culprit. Just messing around I commented out the following:
And the GUI showed up! But shortcuts can't be set which makes sense considering what |
Thanks for digging into this. I'll have a look at the native hook library and see if they have changed things up in the latest versions or if the latest version is not compatible with that version of Gnome. Will have to wait until I finish getting set up here at my new place which should be after this Wednesday the 18th. |
I've dug into this more on my side and can confirm that on a fresh install of the KDE spin version of Fedora, the GUI will not launch correctly, crashing because of jnativehook. The version of Fedora that I had installed is 36. This version of Fedora installs OpenJDK 17 by default and that seems to have issues with jnativehook even though jnativehook says it supports 17. Installing openjdk-11 by doing a: Then switching the default JDK the system uses to 11 instead of 17 by doing: Running At some point we may need to dig into why jnativehook crashes on JDK 17 but that may be something to raise an issue on the jnativehook repo instead of here. Hope that helps! |
Hello,
First off, the daemon works really well! Thank you for making it!
I am experiencing a similar issue to #9, I tried installing similarly to how you did in the comment but no success.
java/lang/NoSuchMethodError
which I'm not sure are the cause of OpenJDK crashing.I've attached the latest error message, a screenshot and hs_err_pid* log.
hs_err_pid8534.log
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