[Crash]: #28
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DinoX version
2.1.3
Installation method
AppImage (x86_64)
Operating system
Arch Linux
OS details (if "Other" or additional info)
Artix Linux x86_64 (Dinit)
Desktop environment
KDE Plasma 6
Display server
Wayland
Type of crash
Not sure
When does the crash happen?
On startup (before login)
Is the crash reproducible?
Always (100%)
What were you doing when it crashed?
/tmp/.mount_dinoxMHgpNJ/usr/bin/dinox: error while loading shared libraries: libgeoclue-2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directorysudo pacman -S geoclue/tmp/.mount_dinoxfmghaC/usr/bin/dinox: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgeoclue-2.so.0: undefined symbol: g_variant_builder_init_staticBacktrace (gdb / coredumpctl)
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I'm running Artix linux (based on Arch, no SystemD), but I doubt it's related.
I haven't yet gotten into how appimages are packaged, but I'd suspect the issue lies in how the libraries are bundled. Perhaps geoclue is needed and not being added? So when I install geoclue on the host, arch's version is much newer and there's a mismatch. That's just a theory. If it's correct, other libraries might also be needed.
I wasn't sure if this should go in bug reports or here (crash reports), as it's packaging-related.
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DINO_LOG_LEVEL=debugHello, thank you for the bug report; we’re looking into it.
Please test this version – it includes Geoclue. Let me know if it works, and I’ll include it in the next release. Flatpak should also work on Arch. Please let me know here if it works, so I can close this thread. Here’s the download:
https://git.dinox.im/dinoxim/dinox/actions/runs/196/jobs/0/attempt/1
Excellent, that completely solved it. I can now double-click to open. Thanks for the very fast fix.