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Linux Support Meta Issue #224
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Crash when a reset image is encountered: Have to manually browse to reload splits when reset occurs. Running commit 8aa2ad0
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I believe that was fixed in master a while ago. It's an easy fix, but I should rebase this branch anyway. |
Yeah I just edited the file myself to remove the unused parameters. |
This was referenced Feb 3, 2024
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Everything left to do has been split into their own issues https://github.com/Toufool/AutoSplit/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc+label%3ALinux
Until a first version with Linux support gets into master, this issue will serve to track progress, features, bugs, etc. concerning a Linux version. After that, everything left will be split in their own issues.
Ongoing PR to add Linux support: #153 . You can download dev builds from the GitHub Actions artefacts.
Must haves:
Optional features:
So as far as I understand it, Linux is dumb with icons and doesn't let you ship an icon as part of the file.
So what if instead we just ran some variant of
gio set ./AutoSplit.elf metadata::custom-icon file://./icon.ico
during boot? The icon will show up after first launch :)Here's a possible sensible location to extract the icon into:
https://martin.hoppenheit.info/blog/2016/where-to-put-application-icons-on-linux/
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/icon-theme-spec/icon-theme-spec-0.13.html#install_icons
/usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/apps/AutoSplit.png
None of our capture methods support Wayland atm.
Possibly even our window position algorithms.
This is not important. Wayland still need to mature a lot. Just keeping this here as a note.
Investigate SCROT performance (see -a option for scrot asweigart/pyscreeze#68)
Also consider maim (same link)
I'm fine having to use or make a fork.
Windows Shadows/Borders are a thing too on Linux (an easy example is Finder in Ubuntu/GNOME). It seems kinda rare that's actually an issue. Might be so specific to just the finder that it's not even something I should bother with? Time will tell if users encounter this. Very low priority until an issue actually arise.
My c920 webcam simply won't work (may or may not be a vmware issue).
I can't get the virtual cam working in OBS.
So I can't test or implement this feature myself 😕 (for all I know it's already working as-is).
Linux in VMWare freaks out as soon as I try to have multiple monitors, the mouse and clicks locations are just way off. I'm not gonna attempts developing a solution in this state.
Upstream any window manipulation improvements, bugfixes and new techniques to https://github.com/Kalmat/PyWinCtl
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