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UI doesn't work / is garbled. #1
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Thank you for raising this issue. Yes, indeed I should have mentioned I will do my best to fix this issue and I'm happy that this project is useful for other people not just me. I did not test with two monitors, I will test this case. |
@Cosmic-Goat I fixed some issues and created a new version - v0.2.0 . Could you please download this version and retest the aplication? I added a i3-switcher-x11-bin-0.2.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst package in the Releases page and updated the README with installation instructions. Now |
Thank you so much for this and for being so kind and helpful! I also really appreciate the creation of an arch package :) Unfortunately it now gives me the following error when I try to run it:
I wish I had more time at the moment to look into this, but I definitely want to contribute when I get the opportunity! I've asked a friend to try it out and take a look as well, so hopefully they will have some feedback soon. |
Thank you for your interest. The error you're experiencing may be due to another application that has locked the Alt+Tab key binding. You will need to unlock or release this key binding in the conflicting application. |
Ah, you're right! I had Alt+Tab assigned in my i3 config. After removing that it now runs, however the issue of not displaying correctly still persists (it still looks the same as in the screenshot). I tried disabling my second monitor and turning off my compositor but that did not make a difference. Also, it seems to load one cpu core to 100% when running / displaying. Not sure if that is related to the issue. |
Ok, I will continue the investigation. |
@Cosmic-Goat If you run the i3-switcher-x11 app from the command line, do you see any errors there? |
@iondodon Apologies for the delayed response! I see no output on the command line. Once I have some free time I'll clone the repo and try debugging it myself (if you don't manage to solve it by then). |
This is a wonderful idea, thank you for making it!
I copied the binary out of the .deb package just to try running it since I'm on Arch (I also had to install
scrot
- perhaps this could be listed in the readme?).The functionality works, however this is what it displays:
I have two monitors if that is an issue.
Interestingly it seems to display fine if I don't have
scrot
installed (without images of course, and it does crash after a few moments).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: