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Doesn't load #308

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dalberg17 opened this issue Feb 9, 2021 · 39 comments
Open

Doesn't load #308

dalberg17 opened this issue Feb 9, 2021 · 39 comments

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@dalberg17
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When app opens... all that is seen is white screen

@gesteves91
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I am facing the same issue since today

@arjun289
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Screenshot from 2021-02-10 16-42-08

I am facing the same issue, went to the dev screen and saw this error. Has it got something to do with it?

@teterkin
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There are 159 open issues without an answer. :(
Looks like we need to find another local solution for Evernote.

@riven314
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Faced the same issue just now

@dserrada
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Same issue since yesterday. Same error in dev console.

@teterkin
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Looks like Evernote for web made an update which is not compatible with Tusk.

@riven314
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is there any way I can downgrade my evernotes version?

@dserrada
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I think we must update Chrome version to 85 or up. Anyone knows how to rebuild it using another chrome version?

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@afittro
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afittro commented Feb 10, 2021

Well, the version of Chrome reported by About->Tusk for me shows 69.0.3497.128, but the version reported by the installed Chrome browser itself is 88.0.4324.150 (the latest build on linux). Something is afoot there.

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@dserrada
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Well, the version of Chrome reported by About->Tusk for me shows 69.0.3497.128, but the version reported by the installed Chrome browser itself is 88.0.4324.150 (the latest build on linux). Something is afoot there.

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Electron apps come with it own version of Chrome. You have to rebuild/update the app to change electron version -> chrome version. But i don't know how to do it.

@dserrada
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Ok, I found how to upgrade to latest version of electron (I never work on electon, so i suppose this not the best solution, and more work is needed)

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

And it works..... (I only made a simple smoke test).

But if i try to run the tests or try to package, it fails :-( .

@afittro
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afittro commented Feb 10, 2021 via email

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afittro commented Feb 10, 2021 via email

@teterkin
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Ok, I found how to upgrade to latest version of electron (I never work on electon, so i suppose this not the best solution, and more work is needed)

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

And it works..... (I only made a simple smoke test).

But if i try to run the tests or try to package, it fails :-( .

It works!!! Thank you, @dserrada !

My versions:

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@GregDuhamel
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I can confirm thanks Guys !

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@gringochuck
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This isn't a permanent fix to the porblem. Whenever I want to start Tusk I need to go into the Tusk directory and use the command 'npm start' for Tusk to work. if I start it anyother way, I still get the white screen issue.

Can anyone else confirm?

@Am0rphous
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Ok, I found how to upgrade to latest version of electron (I never work on electon, so i suppose this not the best solution, and more work is needed)

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

And it works..... (I only made a simple smoke test).

But if i try to run the tests or try to package, it fails :-( .

I can confirm this works on macOS Big Sur 11.2 with Tusk 0.23.0 (0.23.0.650).
It is a workaround, but not a solution. To make it work i followed dserrada's instructions. Had to install npm though (brew install npm). Whenever i stop the terminal running npm start Tusk goes back to white screen.

But thanks for the workaround! 👍

@gringochuck
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Ok, I found how to upgrade to latest version of electron (I never work on electon, so i suppose this not the best solution, and more work is needed)

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

And it works..... (I only made a simple smoke test).
But if i try to run the tests or try to package, it fails :-( .

I can confirm this works on macOS Big Sur 11.2 with Tusk 0.23.0 (0.23.0.650).
It is a workaround, but not a solution. To make it work i followed dserrada's instructions. Had to install npm though (brew install npm). Whenever i stop the terminal running npm start Tusk goes back to white screen.

But thanks for the workaround!

Thanks for confirming.

@lfant9412
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lfant9412 commented Feb 12, 2021

I was able to build and package Tusk:
Ubuntu 16.04
npm 7.5.3
node 15.8.0

  1. Start with the steps from @dserrada
git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install

You may need to update some dependencies with npm, or even npm itself.
I got the latest (7.5.3) and the package.json for Tusk must be edited for npm7, perhaps stick to npm6?

  1. Edit package.json (npm7)
    -Find the "scripts" node
    --Find the "release" node, and edit:
"release": "electron-builder build --publish never",

You can also remove some of the nodes under build->linux->target.
I ran into errors in step 3 when it tried to build for pacman/Arch.

  1. In the readme:
Build binaries and installers: npm run release or yarn release

This will generate the package/snap you want in dist/

@jatinmehrotra
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jatinmehrotra commented Feb 12, 2021

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

This works for me on ubuntu 20.04.02 LTS

@riven314
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Ok, I found how to upgrade to latest version of electron (I never work on electon, so i suppose this not the best solution, and more work is needed)

git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

And it works..... (I only made a simple smoke test).

But if i try to run the tests or try to package, it fails :-( .

This solution works on Ubuntu 20.04.02 LTS!
But every time I npm start, I have to log-in again despite I have clicked the option to remember my login info
Is there anyway to auto save my login info?
Also, how could I replace this new Tusk with my old Tusk in applications search window?

@GregDuhamel
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Thanks for the tip @lfant9412 i was able to build packages with your solution.

@akvilonBrown
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npm didn't work properly - having errors with nmp install command.
Can anybody suggest how and when the issue with Tusk will be fixed permanently, please!

This was referenced Feb 13, 2021
@allanfreitas
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I was able to build and package Tusk:
Ubuntu 16.04
npm 7.5.3
node 15.8.0

  1. Start with the steps from @dserrada
git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install

You may need to update some dependencies with npm, or even npm itself.
I got the latest (7.5.3) and the package.json for Tusk must be edited for npm7, perhaps stick to npm6?

  1. Edit package.json (npm7)
    -Find the "scripts" node
    --Find the "release" node, and edit:
"release": "electron-builder build --publish never",

You can also remove some of the nodes under build->linux->target.
I ran into errors in step 3 when it tried to build for pacman/Arch.

  1. In the readme:
Build binaries and installers: npm run release or yarn release

This will generate the package/snap you want in dist/

Using this, I was able to Build .deb and AppImage, I've changed the version to 0.24.0 and Done, Evernote working Again.

@mmati8
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mmati8 commented Feb 15, 2021

I was able to build and package Tusk:
Ubuntu 16.04
npm 7.5.3
node 15.8.0

  1. Start with the steps from @dserrada
git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install

You may need to update some dependencies with npm, or even npm itself.
I got the latest (7.5.3) and the package.json for Tusk must be edited for npm7, perhaps stick to npm6?

  1. Edit package.json (npm7)
    -Find the "scripts" node
    --Find the "release" node, and edit:
"release": "electron-builder build --publish never",

You can also remove some of the nodes under build->linux->target.
I ran into errors in step 3 when it tried to build for pacman/Arch.

  1. In the readme:
Build binaries and installers: npm run release or yarn release

This will generate the package/snap you want in dist/

Using this, I was able to Build .deb and AppImage, I've changed the version to 0.24.0 and Done, Evernote working Again.

Work very well Thank You @allanfreitas
But I have problem with 'Exit' Tusk. Not responding.
You too?

@GregDuhamel
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GregDuhamel commented Feb 16, 2021 via email

@mmati8
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mmati8 commented Feb 16, 2021

@GregDuhamel thank you, work great 👍

@Trip09
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Trip09 commented Feb 20, 2021

for those who can't make it work, I just upgraded all packages and put the .deb files here. All credits for klaussinani
https://github.com/Trip09/tusk/releases/tag/v1.0.0

@soulondemand
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@Trip09, many thanks! It is so simple for customers and save many time!

@akvilonBrown
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akvilonBrown commented Feb 21, 2021

I have bad luck on my Mint:

dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of tusk:i386:
 tusk:i386 depends on libgtk-3-0.
 tusk:i386 depends on libnotify4.
 tusk:i386 depends on libnss3.
 tusk:i386 depends on libxss1.
 tusk:i386 depends on libxtst6.
 tusk:i386 depends on libatspi2.0-0.
 tusk:i386 depends on libuuid1.
 tusk:i386 depends on libappindicator3-1.
 tusk:i386 depends on libsecret-1

dpkg: error processing package tusk:i386 (--install):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured

and these dependencies won't resolve when trying to install one of those libs:

 The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 tusk:i386 : Depends: libgtk-3-0:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libnotify4:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libnss3:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libxss1:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libxtst6:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libatspi2.0-0:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libuuid1:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libappindicator3-1:i386 but it is not going to be installed
             Depends: libsecret-1-0:i386 but it is not going to be installed

@Trip09
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Trip09 commented Feb 21, 2021

hi @akvilonBrown are you sure it's i386 ? if so you can run
-> sudo apt-get -f install

this will install the required deps and Tusk. Stay well

@akvilonBrown
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akvilonBrown commented Feb 21, 2021

Actually, I have Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4300U CPU @ 1.90GHz, it is i386, right?

But I see many system files with -amd64- title, can it be so ?

UPD: my fault, indeed amd64 can refer to both processors.

Tusk64 has been installed and running, thank you!

@ricardovmr
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ricardovmr commented Feb 21, 2021

This isn't a permanent fix to the porblem. Whenever I want to start Tusk I need to go into the Tusk directory and use the command 'npm start' for Tusk to work. if I start it anyother way, I still get the white screen issue.

Can anyone else confirm?
same situation here. it's quite annoying actually.

@GregDuhamel
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@ricardovmr Just build some packages using this and install it using .deb/.rpm or AppImage package.

@Trip09
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Trip09 commented Feb 22, 2021

@akvilonBrown I'would say you have a x64 because 32-bit processors are rare today. Also because you have so many deps missing. But you can run lscpu or uname -a

eg, run uname -a and check if you have x86_64

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@ricardovmr you can compile the package as @GregDuhamel, this means instead of running npm run start run npx electron-builder --linux go to dist folder and install your package .

@ricardovmr Also if you need a .deb you can go https://github.com/Trip09/tusk/releases/tag/v1.0.0 and download the package without the need to complite.

@Shimin-Z
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npm start

The page is still blank

@dserrada
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dserrada commented Mar 3, 2021

For those who prefer a linux deb package now you can get a BETA version by evernote itself at this link: https://evernote.com/intl/en/b1433t1422.

Disclaimer: I don't work for Evernote, use this software at your own risk.

@teterkin
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teterkin commented Mar 4, 2021

For those who prefer a linux deb package now you can get a BETA version by evernote itself at this link: https://evernote.com/intl/en/b1433t1422.

Disclaimer: I don't work for Evernote, use this software at your own risk.

Amazing! It works! Thank you!

Screenshot from 2021-03-04 10-36-35

@xian555
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xian555 commented Aug 17, 2023

Hi @dserrada , @Trip09 and @teterkin ,
Evernote is no longer accepting new beta testers and so the download link is no longer available. I was fine with Tusk but I can't get it to work and am obliged to use Evernote web access.

In dserrada 's comment of Feb 10, 2021, with Tusk version showing 0.23, electron ver 4.2.2, and Chrome ver 69, no matter how I try to install Tusk :
a) sudo apt install -y tusk
b) sudo snap install tusk
c) downloading the .Appimage

I get the same result : Tusk starts blank and reports the above old versions of electron and chrome.

in dserrada solution of Feb 10, 2021, just below the above comment :
git clone https://github.com/klaussinani/tusk.git
cd tusk
git checkout dependabot/npm_and_yarn/electron-9.4.0
npm install electron@latest
npm install
npm start

all works but the git checkout command as the directory does not seem to still exist. I must say that although I'm a senior programmer, I'm not a js programmer or a github user and this is quite arduous, and seems inaccessible to neophites like myself, unable to resolve an apparently simple problem.

Now I've been able to update npm to version 9.8.1, and electron to version 26.0.0 (globally), thanks to assistance from chatGPT 3.5, as this too was quite arduous. Despite this, regardless of installation method, Tusk does not "see" the latest version of electron. Also I have Chromium ver 116, but normally use Firefox ver 116.

Running Ubuntu 20.04.6 (via Ubuntu Pro support) with Mate 1.26 with Linux kernel 5.15.

Thanks for any help !!

xian

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