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rocketchat-desktop version 3.2.2 crashes on Ubuntu 20.04 when disabling GPU acceleration. #2045
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This is against the Electron client. Can you please fill ii a proper bug report template with al the Rocket.Chat server info? At a guess is a snap it is 3.13.2 but we need to know. Moving this to the Electron repo. |
Operating System / Version / Architecture (64 bit?) Browser type and version, including any add-ons. (e.g., AdBlocker, NoScript, etc.) Rocket.Chat version Expected behavior Actual behavior Can the bug consistently be reproduced? If so, how? Relevant errors and other log output Server version: 3.14.0 (doesn't appear relevant, crashes even if I don't connect to the server, and even after I remove the server info entirely). |
Hello there, same here for Rocket.Chat version Operating System / Version / Architecture (64 bit?) After starting the program I get After clicking the Diasable GPU button the client GUI just crashes without any further output to stdout or stderr. Starting the client again still outputs I first have to kill the old processes. This are the processes that survived the GUI crash and have to manually killed:
Cheers, |
When I tried disabling GPU acceleration, the client immediately crashed. When i started it with the CLI, it didn't provide any debug information on crashing. I'm on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS, and have updated all packages as of today 5/17/2021.
I previously un-installed, and re-installed rocketchat-desktop to 3.2.2 via snap to solve a different problem where the client crashed immediately, so it doesn't appear to be a stale config issue.
I don't really need to disable GPU acceleration, so this isn't critical. But maybe this is an issue for others.
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