Open 8bitbuddhist opened 2 months ago
Same here.
$ sudo flatpak update --commit=e133458c4e1b08c5225046826dc9e7139967d92b6f94ad07dac2c7d942892500 com.google.Chrome
To rollback
I suspect you also have wayland flag enabled.
It seems that --ozone-platform-hint=wayland
is borked upstream.
Passing --ozone-platform=wayland
works fine.
https://github.com/flathub/org.chromium.Chromium/issues/385
This is an upstream bug and specifically applies if you set the "Preferred Ozone platform" /
ozone-platform-hint
option. You should be able to run Chromium with--ozone-platform=wayland
to work around it.
Edit: Didn't mean to close this out 😅
That works, thanks @refi64 and @cungureanu!
For anyone who's not sure what to do, I edited the Chrome launcher using MenuLibre and added the preferred Ozone platform to the launch command: flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=/app/bin/chrome --file-forwarding com.google.Chrome --ozone-platform=wayland @@u %U @@
@8bitbuddhist a better solution is to just to drop the flag in ~/.var/app/com.google.Chrome/config/chrome-flags.conf
The .desktop file change will probably be overriden by an update. But not sure.
I tried launching Chrome this morning after updating to the latest version, but only had a blank, non-rendering window appear. It was like Chrome was in the early stages of showing the browser window, then got stuck. CPU usage was higher than normal (6% on my laptop, which is about one full CPU thread).
I'm running on NixOS Unstable (24.05), Gnome 45.5, Flatpak 1.14.5.
Current workaround is to downgrade to 123.0.6312.122-1.
Logs:
After Ctrl-C: