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You could try to remove the QT_QPA_PLATFORM variable.
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=QT_QPA_PLATFORM
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=GDK_BACKEND
I currently enforce X11/XWayland because the client has issues with Wayland. Are you using a Wayland or X11 session?
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=QT_QPA_PLATFORM
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=GDK_BACKEND
That made Jami work again, thanks!
I currently enforce X11/XWayland because the client has issues with Wayland. Are you using a Wayland or X11 session?
I am using Wayland.. the guestures on Gnome/Wayland are way too cool..
Seams like XWayland is broken in your Gnome session, can you run something simple like xeyes
?
Yeah, xeyes works.
I've just reset flatseal for jami. Maybe that's it.
In fact I had
socket=wayland
socket=fallback-x11
toogled on
I explicitly disabled Wayland because the client will crash if it gets minimized to tray. Does it work if you reset everything to default?
It already worked after the commands, you indicated; that is
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=QT_QPA_PLATFORM
flatpak override net.jami.Jami --unset-env=GDK_BACKEND
I'm on Debian Sid, Vanilla Gnome, so niente tray.
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