Closed hotcapy closed 1 year ago
wl_proxy_marshal_flags comes from wayland.
Thanks for answering!
I'm an Arch person, and my knowledge in Debian is poor, unfortunately. Could you please specify, which exactly package I should install to make it work?
I couldn't find separate "wayland" package in repositories, but there are many different components mentioning it in it's name.
Wiki says that Wayland usually comes with desktop environment/compositor, but Whonix OS uses XFCE which have no Wayland support. I believe installing another desktop environment just to get Wayland dependency isn't an option for Whonix OS.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Did you try GTK?
You mean install some GTK related packages, or force AppImage to use GTK someway?
Install a program that uses gtk (like chromium) or install gtk libs directly
"libgtk-3-0" package is preinstalled on Whonix, so I tried to install Chromium and it's dependencies from Debian repositories:
# apt update
# apt install chromium
Unfortunately, it didn't help: Chromium is working, and YWallet is still not after reboot. Same error message mentioning libgdk-3.so.0 and wl_proxy_marshal_flags as before.
Maybe I should ask about it on Whonix forums since it works fine on ArchLinux.
Subject of the issue: AppImage does not start, there is an error message in terminal output.
Environment: YWallet v1.3.4+389 Not works on Whonix OS VM (Debian) Works on ArchLinux Host
Steps to reproduce:
$ chmod a+x Ywallet-latest-x86_64.AppImage
$ ./Ywallet-latest-x86_64.AppImage
Expected behaviour: YWallet launches.
Actual behaviour:
/tmp/.mount_Ywallei2zHo1/ywallet: symbol lookup error: /tmp/.mount_Ywallei2zHo1/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgdk-3.so.0: undefined symbol: wl_proxy_marshal_flags
If started via GUI double-click instead of terminal command, still nothing happens.
Question:
Looks like despite it is AppImage, it has some system dependencies required to launch. I would be really grateful if someone tells me what packages am I missing.