carlosperate / ardublockly

Visual programming for Arduino. Based on blockly, implements Arduino code generation and facilitates program uploading.
http://ardublockly.embeddedlog.com
Apache License 2.0
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Font Issue in Open/Save dialog #227

Open Shadouw opened 5 years ago

Shadouw commented 5 years ago

Hello, I'm working on Linux Mint Cinnamon and Kubuntu. Both show the same issue. When I run Ardublockly from shell (ardublockly_run.sh) and click either "Open" or "Save" no letters are readable: image

When I open Ardublockly in Chrome (http://localhost:8000/ardublockly/) it works as expected.

barnycloud commented 5 years ago

Same problem in ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Ardublockly cannot be used because the compiler location can not be set. Made a new issue in this forum to adress this bug.

Shadouw commented 5 years ago

@barnycloud , there is at least the workaround with the url in a browser. Besides that you can edit the config file and set the path to the Arduino compiler. But this issue occurs when loading or saving programs as well. Here the web ui is not really a workaround since it doesn't provide the full functionality.

Chacha75 commented 4 years ago

Same problem. Linux Mint 19.3. Similar problem arised in another electron project: https://github.com/LightTable/LightTable/issues/2343 and the solution was this libpangoft update: https://github.com/ArchI3Chris/LightTable-Square-Fix

Chacha75 commented 4 years ago

I've figured out how to do it, and it perfectly works for me. Clone the 2 files from this github project: https://github.com/ArchI3Chris/LightTable-Square-Fix . If you download it one by one or in a zip file, then it breaks the symlink, you have to recreate it. If you have downloaded the executable Ardulbockly, copy the 2 files into the ardublockly/arduexec/folder. If you are using the source code version, copy them into the ardublockly/package/electron/node_modules/electron-prebuilt/dist/ folder. Happy new year!

Shadouw commented 4 years ago

@Chacha75 many thanks for this explanation. I can confirm that this fixes my issues on Kubuntu and Mint