Closed ch-westphal closed 2 weeks ago
Actually I have not tested that with the Flatpak version of OpenBoard. Have you a change to test it with the deb
package I provide with my experimental builds? Just in case it has something to do with the permission management for Flatpak.
See https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:letsfindaway:experimental/OpenBoard
The download link for the Debian 12 package would be https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/letsfindaway:/experimental/Debian_12/amd64/openboard_1.7.2-rc.240815-1_amd64.deb
Another question: X11 or Wayland? Note that OpenBoard has several issues when running with Wayland, so X11 is still recommended.
I didn't know about this backport :-) The official debian package is only 1.6.4
The camera works perfectly with the backport and I'm running X11
On Monday I'll test it with the document camera but as it's normally recognised by cheese and webcamoid it should work fine.
See also https://github.com/letsfindaway/OpenBoard/issues/161 for some background of my experimental builds.
I will also make the Flatpak maintainer @jbruechert aware of this issue. Perhaps he can tweak the permissions to make the webcam available.
Thanks, I wasn't aware of the camera widget so permissions for using the camera are missing in the flatpak.
I'm glad I could be of some help ;-)
Should be fixed as soon as the build has finished.
Closed as updated flatpak is now published
Describe the bug
With OpenBoard 1.7.0 on Linux (debian 12.6, flatpack installation) the camera is not recognised by OpenBoard.
The "select camera" button doesn't do anything and, contrary to what I've seen on Windows descriptions, there's no request for access authorisation.
The description of the bug is very brief but if necessary I can do the tests.
To Reproduce
Context
systematic
1.7.0
Linux
Windows
macOS
flatpak
Additional context
OS :
Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
number and resolution of monitors :
1
I will test with 2 soon