Closed thegrasshopper104 closed 1 year ago
Flatpak or snap? Could you try to use PulseAudio volume control to ensure that Cavalier is listening to correct input?
I managed to reproduce it with flatpak in Lubuntu VM.
Could you confirm that the app works fine with CAVALIER_INPUT_METHOD=pulse
?
If I flatpak run org.nickvision.cavalier CAVALIER_INPUT_METHOD=pulse
it's still not working
If I
flatpak run org.nickvision.cavalier CAVALIER_INPUT_METHOD=pulse
it's still not working
Sorry, I should have provided you with a correct full command:
flatpak run --env=CAVALIER_INPUT_METHOD=pulse org.nickvision.cavalier
Of course, I forgot the env part. Now it runs, even though the automatic sensitivity messes it up, after adjusting it manually it works well :)
I will revert to using PulseAudio by default in next version then. The temporary workaround is to use this env var (or snap package).
2023.8.1 just displays the new "Let's dance!" screen terminal shows no errors: _[AURA] Listening to commands.
(NickvisionCavalier.GNOME:2): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 00:46:29.876: gtk_widget_get_parent: assertion 'GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
(NickvisionCavalier.GNOME:2): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 00:46:29.883: gtk_widget_add_css_class: assertion 'GTK_ISWIDGET (widget)' failed
Fresh install on KDE neon 5.27, Plasma 5.27.6 Kernel Version: 5.19.0-50-generic (64-bit) pulseaudio permission is granted