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Segfault on Linux
OS: Arch Linux x86_64 Version: Linux 6.14.9-zen1-1-zen CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8500 (6) @ 4.10 GHz GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 RAM: 46.98 GiB
Window Manager: Hyprland
Installed from the aur package inky
Full output:
julia:~/ $ inky [10:06:31]
Testing!
[1] 91585 segmentation fault (core dumped) inky
julia:~/ $ [10:06:34]
I'll dig into the code base myself, and try compiling it too instead of using the aur package.
Possibly same issue here, but it only segfaults when the window is maximized. Ubuntu 24.04 GNOME. Might be that Hyprland, being a tiling wm, immediately maximizes the window and hence it crashes on startup? Or I'm running into a different segfault :)
I also get the same behavior. Using the AUR package, when maximizing the window I get:
fish: Job 1, 'inky' terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)
I'm on electron 1:36-1 from Arch official repos, and the referenced issue suggests the electron bug was fixed back in version 30; do we know if this is a regression in electron? Based on a quick look at their issue tracker I don't see anything related to this more recent than the original issue from 2024, so I'm wondering if the problem may lay elsewhere this time.
@MusicalArtist12 if you ended up compiling Inky yourself, did it end up fixing this issue for you?
On Arch I can confirm the issue to be fixed when compiling Inky with electron 30.0.6
how did u get 47 gigs of ram, I only got a Pentium and 2gigs of ddr3 on my arch desktop (same issue btw)
how did u get 47 gigs of ram, I only got a Pentium and 2gigs of ddr3 on my arch desktop (same issue btw)
My girlfriend recently upgraded to ddr5 and gave me her old sticks...
For potential future readers: until this is resolved, you may consider simply going back to 0.14.1
