Quark and Linux issues #384
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Same here. Java8 with OpenJFX almost works but the window is screwed up
Java 11 and 12 with OpenJFX error out with the missing. |
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https://github.com/droidman/Goldleaf you can get it further with my hacks but it's not fully working on Linux yet. You can't select folders to share yet but you can still browse "/" and select individual files. |
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It also fails to detect connection when you open quark with java -jar, old exe works just fine |
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@aria0012 I’m not sure that’s related to this issue. Make sure to open your own issue for other bugs. This is specifically about JavaFX. |
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Solution should be to bundle JavaFX as other similar apps do. |
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It is bundled? It does not work as soon as I remove openjfx from my machine. |
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0.7.2 crashes even weirder OpenJRE 12 with OpenJFX |
XorTroll
changed the title
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Same, it was working last time, now I get with java-1.8.0-openjdk and with java-12-openjdk I get: If I disable openjfx the core is dumped in both cases. |
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For some reason I had disabled a component of openjfx so ignore the logs above, I still think that JafaFX should be bundled as it is harder to get with newer java versions. The jar is working with |
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Just to add, @XorTroll the title you've set is slightly misleading. OpenJDK is not linux-specific, this issue occurs on MacOS as well. OpenJDK is a decision some of us make deliberately. "Install Oracle Java" is not an ideal solution, as you can imagine. |
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Fails to launch on Ubuntu 18.04 too |
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Same issues on windows with OpenJDK 8, 10 and 12 |
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Yeah I’m not sure why this is being written off as a Linux issue. People use OpenJDK on every platform, and given this software is open source it shouldn’t rely on Oracles JDK. |
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Especially since Oracle JDK 8 sucks to download now. |
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My solution was compiling my own Quark.jar from master with openjdk12 and openjfx12. You can download it here for use at your own risk: https://pbb.lc/public/Quark.jar |
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Could you provide detailed info on how you did this? |
I just cloned the repo and ran build.sh in Quark/. I did not make any changes to the code. |
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Finally found a work around on Ubuntu 18.04 that fixes the same "Error: JavaFX" issue. Ended up manually installing Oracle JRE/JDK 8.0.221 and adding it to the 'update-alternatives' program for quick selection between Java versions. |
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To follow along:
Found at: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/java-archive-javase8u211-later-5573849.html
I see:
You'll be greeted with something similar to (but easier to read):
For me, I entered [3] to change to "jdk1.8.0_221".
Which now shows:
That works for me. Best of luck!! |
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References:
Note:
However, I was not able to install alternative java versions from within [galternatives]. Selection only for me. |
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I hope this helps! |
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@Wilaemus that is a known workaround. Installing Oracle JDK/JRE is not an acceptable solution, however. |
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Can confirm that building Quark from source works. I just needed maven on my path and run the build.sh. |
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Tested on Ubuntu 19.10 and Goldleaf 0.7.3 on Nintendo Switch Firmware 6.2.0:
I am using OpenJDK 11 |
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It seems that #428 fixed it (the |
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I have tested with the following on my system (Archlinux)
only with java-8-jdk I was able to run and properly work on my system |
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Oof. I am not able to build latest quark 0.3.0, anyone else with this issue? Specs:
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Here is the process to install run the latest Quark in Linux (Tested in Fedora using Quark 0.8)
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Since fedora uses wayland by default you have to run it as |
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Is there a reason you cannot run the latest 0.8?
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…On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 7:50 AM, Maximiliano ***@***.***> wrote:
> Here is the process to install run the latest Quark in Linux (Tested in Fedora using Quark 0.8)
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> 1. Download Quark
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> 2. Install the latest openjdk
> `sudo dnf install java-latest-openjdk`
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> 3. Change your default java runtime
> `sudo alternatives --config java`
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> 4. Select the latest java by typing the number (Mine was number 2)
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> 5. Run Quark by opening a terminal in the directory that quark is located
> `java -jar Quark.jar`
Since fedora is uses wayland by default you have to run it as
GDK_BACKEND=x11 java -jar Quark.jar
But for some reason, Quark 0.3 uses all my cpu, to the point where my machine freezes.
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The latest is actually 0.3 (which corresponds to goldleaf 0.8). I can run 0.2 just fine. |
I have exactly the same issue with broken GUI window on Manjaro with KDE. Cannot be resized nor maximized. Even after building Quark myself, following instruction from here: @parkerlreed Have you managed to solve it somehow? |
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@luk1505 what Quark version are you trying? |
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@A6GibKm from newest Goldleaf release 0.8 (30 Dec 2019). Quark version number is not specified there. I also tried Quark from older release 0.7.3, but I'm getting JavaFX errors (mentioned in this thread earlier by other people). |
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I had the same issue today, also Manjaro KDE. |
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It seems to be an issue with KDE specifically, or maybe Manjaro + KDE. |
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Can confirm, it' an issue that only happens in KDE. Needs to be fixed on Quark, not KDE though |
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I think this issue should be closed since it already works under KDE. The only thing is to add a udev rule if you don't want to run it as root (this applies to all linux systems) |
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Still happening for me with: Any way to get this to work without compiling from source? |
[Quark] Error: JavaFX runtime components are missing
Bug description
When attempting to run the jar with an OpenJDK version of java or a more recent version of Oracle Java the following error occurs:
Error: JavaFX runtime components are missing, and are required to run this applicationJavaFX is no longer bundled with JDK/JRE as of Java 11 and Jars are not intended to be ran alone, instead the convention is to use a launcher.
Your setup
Console firmware: 9.0.0
CFW with version: Atmosphere 0.9.4
Goldleaf version: 0.7.1
Goldtree version: Quark-Release1
Bug reproduction
Quark.jarQuark.jareither by double clicking or runningjava -jar Quark.jarin terminal/cmdError: JavaFX runtime components are missing, and are required to run this applicationAdditional information
Solution might be to provide a launcher that launches the jar with bundled javafx modules. Java8 is archived on Oracle's website so it's sort of a pain to install, building with a more recent JDK might be preferred.
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