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Crashes on startup #1261
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Hi, a few questions: Are you using a proxy ? What happens if you try to open this in the browser? (just going to https://teams.microsoft.com/) Also, can you check if it works for 1.4.37? You should be able to get the tar.gz from https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux/releases/tag/v1.4.37 The drivers error might be a red herring (hopefully) |
@IsmaelMartinez To my knowledge, it's a direct connection through our work network. Testing 1.4.37 seems to result in the same error. |
It started to happen with a specific account I'm using passing the config folder. 1.4.37 on Fedora Workstation 40, didn't happen before. I even had proxy connection sometimes but this has never been an issue at all. I've noticed the crashdump shows it starts from: `Process 8711 (teams-for-linux) of user 1000 dumped core. Module libbrotlicommon.so.1 from rpm brotli-1.1.0-3.fc40.x86_64 I didn't notice if brotli was updated before this started to happen, so I can't tell 😞 |
I suspect both are driver complains but @CursedSilicon, check if running with the disableGpu option (see https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux/tree/develop/app/config ) Another few tests possible is check if older versions (even just 1.4.36) do work. It could be that a latest build introduced a subtle bug. What happens if you try to open this in the browser? (just going to https://teams.microsoft.com/) @joaquinvacas , I would suggest you open another bug ticket with as much information as possible, as yours looks like a complete different error. |
@IsmaelMartinez I ended up reinstalling it but specifically disabling using Gentoo's builds of Mesa and ffmpeg It does seem to work now (I can chat with people over text, other functionality I have not yet tested) However I do still see this in the console output on startup
This repeats every now and again but I cannot immediately discern a pattern |
Looks like that error is due to hardware acceleration. Use the config option to disable hardware acceleration and have a look. I will close this as that is another issue that is related to electron. See electron/electron#32760 |
Describe the bug
Teams crashes a few moments after starting up
To Reproduce
Open Teams
Expected behavior
Teams...works?
Screenshots
N/A
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Gentoo Linux AMD64
Installed via "Xwing" Overlay repo. Package just directly calls the Git release version and installs that as a tar.gz
Debug
Additional context
Using the open source AMD graphics driver on an RX 6400 with kernel 6.6.28.
Googling it seems to show the web is littered with people experiencing similar issues from Electron itself but no clear answers on how to fix it unfortunately
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