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tint2 not working #145

Closed ghost closed 2 years ago

ghost commented 2 years ago

tint2 does not starts on boot

  1. title
  2. manually starting tint2 results in tint2 using default ugly themes

Expected behavior It should use the custom theme and should run automatically on bootup

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ArmoredVortex commented 2 years ago

Mine wouldn't start on boot, nor manually image Sorry if this isn't related.

ArmoredVortex commented 2 years ago

Update: Using the tint2 package from the AUR worked for me, just had to update the bartoggle to use the package. Seems like the issue rests with the tint2 bin in the repo

Ahsan041 commented 2 years ago

Update: Using the tint2 package from the AUR worked for me, just had to update the bartoggle to use the package. Seems like the issue rests with the tint2 bin in the repo

I have the same issue as the original post. What's the bar toggle you referring too?

ArmoredVortex commented 2 years ago

Update: Using the tint2 package from the AUR worked for me, just had to update the bartoggle to use the package. Seems like the issue rests with the tint2 bin in the repo

I have the same issue as the original post. What's the bar toggle you referring too?

The script inside the bin folder, $HOME/bin/bartoggle Instead of using $HOME/bin/tint2 inside the script, I replaced it with /sbin/tint2

FeintDoxx commented 2 years ago

Update: Using the tint2 package from the AUR worked for me, just had to update the bartoggle to use the package. Seems like the issue rests with the tint2 bin in the repo

I have the same issue as the original post. What's the bar toggle you referring too?

The script inside the bin folder, $HOME/bin/bartoggle Instead of using $HOME/bin/tint2 inside the script, I replaced it with /sbin/tint2

Yeah, this worked for me too.

Axarva commented 2 years ago

The problem is that your system doesn’t have libraries for tint2 to work. Installing through the AUR will add the required libraries and another binary of tint2. This is more of a hack than a fix since I’d rather suggest everyone to compile the binary through my fork and place it in their ~/bin. But if it works it works, I guess. I’ll make tint2 a requirement in the setup soon. Thanks!