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krobelus / cyanide

Tox client for SailfishOS
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App not working anymore on Jolla Sailfish OS 2.0 #35

Closed thargoid0815 closed 7 years ago

thargoid0815 commented 7 years ago

I just noticed that the application does not work anymore on Sailfish OS 2.0.

My setup is a Jolla Phone, Sailfish OS 2.0 (2.0.5.6, fresh install), using cyanide 0.2.5.1-1 from openrepos.net via Warehouse.

The error manifests itself when tapping on your user name. At that point the application freezes completely and can only be killed. So it is not possible to use/setup the application anymore.

krobelus commented 7 years ago

Hi, thank you for reporting this

I uploaded a current version on openrepos just now, which was long overdue. It should work now on SFOS 2.0 - though notifications are not working properly atm. Now all dependencies are bundled within the app, hence the huge size (Maybe I should add something that uninstalls the now unused libraries like toxcore).

Also audio calls should work :)

thargoid0815 commented 7 years ago

That was really quick!

I just tried it, but it's still the same. When I touch the default user on the overview screen the app freezes.

If I don't do anything, I can see that it connects though, that is, it switches to 'green'

krobelus commented 7 years ago

hmm I'm not sure why this happens for you

maybe you can get a useful log (if you start cyanide from the terminal)

freezes means that CPU usage goes to 100% I guess? renaming ~/.config/tox might also help (so that a new profile is created)

thargoid0815 commented 7 years ago

Interesting...

If I start it via the cli, it does work!

And it is not the developer-mode... After installing the developer-mode and trying to start it by tapping it freezes again.

Strange...

thargoid0815 commented 7 years ago

Sorry, I didn't respond to all the points.

Yes, the CPU usage goes up to 100%.

And I completely deleted the .config/tox directory, created new ids, etc. Does not work if I use the gui.

thargoid0815 commented 7 years ago

After another complete reinstall of the phone it does work!

As a sidenote: I did a full reset of the phone, patched it up to 2.0.5.6 and then tried to install cyanide as the first application. It seems that there is a dependency on an old version of OpenAL in the package. This usually is of no consequence, because installation of the Jolla Media App comes with a newer version of OpenAL, so this dependency is fulfilled.

Sorry for the excitement and thanks for the update!!!

krobelus commented 7 years ago

Still a bit strange ;) OpenAL is specified without any version constraint in cyanide.yaml, so it should install the most recent one.. I'm not entirely sure though