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QT won't work properly when compiled #1779
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The problem is persisting with v4.3.0. |
Could possibly be the "upgrade wallet" pop-up showing off-screen? |
I don't think so, because if I'm starting the qt extracted of the released I've also cleared the ~/.pivx folder and ~/.config/PIVX. |
This also persists in v5.0.0. |
This also persists in v5.0.1. |
spun up a fresh debian 10 VM, followed the required packages instructions in doc/build-unix.md, configured with |
Thanks for testing, you've led me to the idea that my desktop environment or language settings could be the problem, so I've also spun up a few virtual machines and came to the conclusion, that KDE somehow seems to cause the problem. If I use Gnome, it works fine (even without recompiling). But now I don't know on whose side is the incompatibility? Is it qt to KDE? How can I determine that? |
there hasn't been interaction here in an year long, can create another issue if needed, closing.. |
Describe the issue
I'm trying to compile the newest release v4.2.0 (but had this issue since v4.0) and it compiles without errors, but I can't use it, because if it opens a windowed dialogue, I get a black window instead and can't click anymore.
Can you reliably reproduce the issue?
If so, please list the steps to reproduce below:
Expected behavior
The QT should work properly.
Actual behavior
If I click something and get a windowed dialogue, but it's black (see screenshot) and I can't click anywhere, nor can I exit the program via the "x"-button. I have to stop it via terminate command.
Screenshots.
This is what I get, if I want to unlock my wallet for staking:
![PIVX](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37498627/89041324-748fb280-d345-11ea-9e71-6374a019e1aa.png)
What version of PIVX Core are you using?
v4.2.0 self compiled via the commands above.
Machine specs:
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