Open BinaryNerd01 opened 1 month ago
Hey @BinaryNerd01, we've had a few other issues similar to this - do either of these feel like they cover what you are experiencing? If so, I'll close this one, in favor of one of those, to keep everything in one spot. Thanks!
Linking this issue didn't solve my problem. No solutions were proposed for the mentioned issue.
Those haven't been solved yet, I'm just trying to consolidate potentially-identical issues.
Any ETA on this?
hey, jumping in: not sure it's the same as either of those issues, but there is definitely something going on here. I'm on NixOS + Hyprland (also tried Sway) and nothing can seem to match the desktop file to the window when opened. so, if I use rofi in window mode to swap menus, it looks like this:
Most other apps are readily matched to their desktop files, so they have an icon and reasonable name set. Not so with zed. My first thought is that it perhaps is not setting the right class in the desktop file? Which could prevent it from matching to the appropriate icon etc. Here's a selection from the out put of hyprctl clients
:
Window c473680 -> settings.nix — nixcfg:
mapped: 1
hidden: 0
at: 8,40
size: 1424,852
workspace: 2 (code)
floating: 0
pseudo: 0
monitor: 0
class: dev.zed.Zed
title: settings.nix — nixcfg
initialClass: dev.zed.Zed
initialTitle: nixcfg
pid: 1479692
xwayland: 0
pinned: 0
fullscreen: 0
fullscreenmode: 0
fakefullscreen: 0
grouped: 0
tags:
swallowing: 0
focusHistoryID: 1
That said, I can open and use zed no problem. It's just this that seems to be the issue--perhaps @BinaryNerd01 could clarify if the window is showing up on their Gnome workspace, even if the preview is missing? I am not sure these issues are related but it may be worth figuring out which is which.
@BinaryNerd01 I'm not super familiar with the RHEL release cycle, could you provide some info about your setup? Specifically
@alyraffauf As the first person I've seen report this on NixOS, could you do the same?
Hi folks,
I have the same thing on a vanilla Ubuntu install (kernel 6.8.0-40-generic) Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS Vulkan v1.3.204 on a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Invisible window, shows up in activities, but only Quit works. "New Window" & "Open a new workspace" result in a "busy" mouse pointer.
@stevenhaggerty Can you try the workaround listed in this comment to see if it helps?
"sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade" - Allows Zed to run.
Unfortunately it looks like my 1050Ti will no longer cut it, as it tells me it's unsupported and performance will be bad.
Thanks for your help.
Steve
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Describe the bug / provide steps to reproduce it
I have a RHEL 9.4 Linux system and installed the Zed editor using the command from the official website: curl -f https://zed.dev/install.sh | sh.
The installation was successful, and the app appeared on my home screen. However, when I launch the Zed editor, it opens with an invisible screen. Please see the screenshot below:
I would like to know how to resolve this issue and start using the application. I didn't expect this behaviour. I waited a long time for it to be available on Linux, and now that I finally tried using it, it isn't working.
Environment
Virtualization: vmware Operating System: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 (Plow) Kernel: Linux 5.14.0-427.22.1.el9_4.x86_64 Architecture: x86-64 package: 1469(rpm) Shell: bash Resolution: 1920x1080 Desktop Environment and Window Manager: GNOME CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8362 CPU @ 2.80GHz
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~/Library/Logs/Zed/Zed.log
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