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A better way of running Minecraft Without XWayland. Because I REALLY had nothing better to do with my life.
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aarch64-linux support? #32

Closed L-as closed 1 year ago

L-as commented 1 year ago

I'm trying to get Minecraft working on aarch64-linux, and this is obviously part of that. I'm using the Freedreno VK backend along with Zink, on Minecraft 1.19.2 on NixOS with Sway (albeit this is probably not relevant) with the GLFW revision and patches specified in bdc3c0d192097459eb4e72b26c8267f82266e951.

crash-2022-08-29_16.49.31-client.txt

The error message is very unhelpful, and I'm wondering if anyone has any idea what it could mean. It seems like I'll have to add some printfs to GLFW.

Is there perhaps some way to get Minecraft to emit more information, or?

Thank you.

L-as commented 1 year ago

This was very stupid.... I was just missing libwayland-client lol. I got it working. Nothing extraordinary was necessary, albeit I made my own simpler fork of GLFW: https://github.com/L-as/glfw/commit/846e2b4d881523803afcb393e624c363eef6d4b8

You're free to use this instead (obviously, given the license), and it is IMO a cleaner solution since it catches all the issues stemming from Minecraft not correctly handling GLFW errors. I use Sway so I didn't need any libdecoration stuff.

L-as commented 1 year ago

Perhaps the real question is, why does Minecraft not display the error message in question rather than printing an opaque integer (which you can figure out the meaning of slightly by looking into the source code)?