AppImage does not start

[hotcapy]

Subject of the issue:
AppImage does not start, there is an error message in terminal output.

Environment:
YWallet v1.3.4+389
Not works on Whonix OS VM (Debian)
Works on ArchLinux Host

Steps to reproduce:

1. Download YWallet x86_64 AppImage from GitHub releases page.
2. $ chmod a+x Ywallet-latest-x86_64.AppImage
3. $ ./Ywallet-latest-x86_64.AppImage

Expected behaviour:
YWallet launches.

Actual behaviour:
/tmp/.mount_Ywallei2zHo1/ywallet: symbol lookup error: /tmp/.mount_Ywallei2zHo1/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgdk-3.so.0: undefined symbol: wl_proxy_marshal_flags

If started via GUI double-click instead of terminal command, still nothing happens.

Question:

Looks like despite it is AppImage, it has some system dependencies required to launch. I would be really grateful if someone tells me what packages am I missing.

[hhanh00]

wl_proxy_marshal_flags comes from wayland.

[hotcapy]

Thanks for answering!

I'm an Arch person, and my knowledge in Debian is poor, unfortunately. Could you please specify, which exactly package I should install to make it work?

I couldn't find separate "wayland" package in repositories, but there are many different components mentioning it in it's name.

Wiki says that Wayland usually comes with desktop environment/compositor, but Whonix OS uses XFCE which have no Wayland support. I believe installing another desktop environment just to get Wayland dependency isn't an option for Whonix OS.

Thank you in advance for any help.

[hhanh00]

Did you try GTK?

[hotcapy]

You mean install some GTK related packages, or force AppImage to use GTK someway?

[hhanh00]

Install a program that uses gtk (like chromium) or install gtk libs directly

[hotcapy]

"libgtk-3-0" package is preinstalled on Whonix, so I tried to install Chromium and it's dependencies from Debian repositories:

1. # apt update
2. # apt install chromium

Unfortunately, it didn't help: Chromium is working, and YWallet is still not after reboot. Same error message mentioning libgdk-3.so.0 and wl_proxy_marshal_flags as before.

Maybe I should ask about it on Whonix forums since it works fine on ArchLinux.