slgobinath / SafeEyes

Protect your eyes from eye strain using this simple and beautiful, yet extensible break reminder
http://slgobinath.github.io/SafeEyes/
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Updated to Linux kernel 6.8.8-zen - safeeyes not starting #573

Closed ArchieLinux closed 2 days ago

ArchieLinux commented 1 month ago

This is an installation issue, not a program bug per se. But this seems to be the place to report the issue:

I noticed that the safeeyes icon is not appearing after today's regular update to Arch/kernel 6.8.8-zen1-1-zen and a reboot. My system shows it is installed but not functional.

So I uninstalled it (yay -Rc safeeyes) and then explicitly rebuilt the package clean (i.e., invoking yay -S safeeyes to commence a clean install).

Still no luck. Can't seem to get safeeyes to start up anymore. :shrug:

==> Cleaning up... [sudo] password for {xxx}: error: invalid option '-s'

Everything seems to work perfectly until this simple error message (above) which is the final line in the terminal.

Any thoughts as to why would be appreciated?

sol2070 commented 1 month ago

Same for me, with the Flatpak or AUR installation. I'm on Gnome 46 on Arch Linux. It started with the version 46 of Gnome.

ArchieLinux commented 1 month ago

@sol2070 Sadly, I gave up. Perhaps I'll check back and reinstall some day. For now, I'll just plan to have my eyesight continue to deteriorate ;-)

sol2070 commented 1 month ago

@ArchieLinux I will try https://flathub.org/apps/net.hovancik.Stretchly , although I'd prefer Safe Eyes.

archisman-panigrahi commented 1 week ago

I am on 6.9.4-zen kernel in Endeavour OS, and the issue does not occur with the updated AUR package (v2.1.9).

archisman-panigrahi commented 2 days ago

I am closing the issue as it cannot be reproduced.

If it is still present, please reopen and post the output of the command safeeyes.

ArchieLinux commented 2 days ago

Yes, sorry - didn't have time to re-test until now. It appears to be functioning again. Thank you!