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Correct
update, import bookmarks or watched threads stays at 0%. The cursor does change to a cursor with a loading circle but for less than a second then it goes back to regular state and nothing happens
No login windows opens and it's unknown what's stopping it
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build 169
good news:
I can use screenshot tool on the app
error screen shows what the issue is
bad news:
login window failure
log.txt says another instance of f95checker is running but i checked and only 1 is indeed running
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Yea that’s the issue I had reproduced too...
The app runs using OpenGL and the login window does too, so they don’t run work in the same process. To show the login window I need to spawn a new process for the login window, and on Linux this is done properly by forking the parent process, so it still counts as the same instance... windows on the other hand doesn’t have forking, and apparently it doesn’t even consider subprocesses... I added a skip to the instance check if it’s in a multiprocess but I was unable to test it because windows decided to be quirky yesterday and OpenGL just decided to not work at all with me doing nothing to break it... windows be like “gLgEtInTeGErV iNvAlId OpErAtIoN!!!1!1!”. Now we know my half assed fix didn’t work, I’ll find something else...
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A question from someone mostly clueless. 
The (Linux) builds on GitHub, do they have any requirements or are they self contained? i.e do I need QT-thisorthatlib etc already installed?
The 169 build runs, I can add a game, but I don't get a window to connect. Just the the same login failure window as above. And the same log.txt
This is on Ubuntu 22.04
The (Linux) builds on GitHub, do they have any requirements or are they self contained? i.e do I need QT-thisorthatlib etc already installed?
The 169 build runs, I can add a game, but I don't get a window to connect. Just the the same login failure window as above. And the same log.txt
This is on Ubuntu 22.04
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all the builds, excluding the source zip of course, should be self contained. however some common prerequisites might be required, like maybe having the base qt installed, but i am unsure of that. either way if they need to be installed chances are they come preinstalled in most distros and even windows
so on linux too you get the error of another instance already running...?
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Right, I guessed this was the case.
I do, yes. Just the one line saying so.
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ok so i reworked the subprocess system for the login window entirely, now its a proper separate standalone process, it should not even attempt to check if another f95checker instance is running.
i pushed to github, the artifacts are still building and should be ready in about 10 minutes
Jarulf Sttav ＧＡＢ
i pushed to github, the artifacts are still building and should be ready in about 10 minutes
Jarulf Sttav ＧＡＢ
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And it worked! Thank you, now to explore the tool a little more for the first time.
I get a log.txt, but it doesn't seem to be actual error messages as far as I can tell, except possibly the last line?
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that is sort of expected behavior. i didnt enable that output explicitly and in qt5 it was not present, but qt6 has debug information enabled by default for webview widgets and to be honest i dont even want to disable it, it might come in handy later on. the bottom messaage with expect troubles is also sent by qt6 and its a c++ level, not python level, so i cant do much about it i dont think. all that means is that the webview was closeed while some scripts were still running or whatever... for login purposes this is fine since all the tool cares about is the cookies set by the login endpoint, way before the webview is destroyed
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I've been adding the games and everything seems to work great (except that one game I have to run under wine - didn't really expect that one to start. Besides, my wine install is... odd.)
One thing I'd love to see sometime down the road, is being able to sort the games by name or even searching. I'm sure someone already has suggested this.
One thing I'd love to see sometime down the road, is being able to sort the games by name or even searching. I'm sure someone already has suggested this.
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god damn it
im guessing thats because you normally run it using a multiple argument command... well either way one thing i do often is make a simple script file to launch the game, mark it executable, and then set the game executable to that.
i call the main view a list but really its a table. if you look at the top there is a table header with the column names. you can click a column header to sort by that column, click again to invert the sort, or right click the header to select more columns. the optons you select in list mode are synced with grid mode, but you can change them only from list mode. the input bar at the bottom is both for adding games and to search them! quick tip: you an right click the bottom input bar and the refresh button to get more info on how they work!
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think i found the issue, and its the age old annoyance. you have a space in your path. it was a small distraction error on my end, i pushed a fix and the build is almost done!
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Works perfectly now. This looks beautiful mad props, I just have a little request if you can. In the previous version, every game that you haven't completed, the text was red and it was so convenient. Is it possible to add it to this version too?
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Which is what I did, and it runs from the terminal but not from within F95Check. But I'm sure this is due to me having a messed up wine install. It's just the one game.
Oh, I did not see that before. I had to uncheck Manual Sort, but now it works.
And now I feel stupid. Thank you, again.