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Ahh that explains a lot, I'll just hold off on messing with it until the next update then. Thanks for the clarification!
- Mar 15, 2020
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FYI - I have 11.0 beta 1166 from GitHub and I have tabs. Edit: And, it works pretty well. Plus it provided a solution to another couple issues I was having. Don't remember what they were it was so long ago.
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Hi WillyJL .
I encountered a problem with the MacOS version of F95Checker.
I'm running MacOS Sonoma 14.6.1 on apple silicon (M2 / arm64)
I'm unable to open it via the ".app" file, the app seems to start but the process ends a few seconds later.
I tried to launch the debugger via the terminal but it does not give any feedback either in the terminal or in the logs
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I found a workaround by directly launching the script "F95Checker" from the "F95Checker.app/Contents/MacOS" folder in a terminal.
I was even able to import the SQLite database from my Linux Mint PC without any problems.
I am also using Asahi Linux on this MacBook (sort of a port of Fedora Linux on apple silicon), but since the Linux version you provide does not have the libraries for the arm64 architecture (aarch64 if I am not mistaken), F95Checker does not work on this distribution.
This is not really a problem given how few people use Asahi Linux, but if you are interested and if my skills allow it, I would be happy to help you build a version for this architecture.
Anyway, thanks for your work on this program.
I encountered a problem with the MacOS version of F95Checker.
I'm running MacOS Sonoma 14.6.1 on apple silicon (M2 / arm64)
I'm unable to open it via the ".app" file, the app seems to start but the process ends a few seconds later.
I tried to launch the debugger via the terminal but it does not give any feedback either in the terminal or in the logs
.I found a workaround by directly launching the script "F95Checker" from the "F95Checker.app/Contents/MacOS" folder in a terminal.
I was even able to import the SQLite database from my Linux Mint PC without any problems.
I am also using Asahi Linux on this MacBook (sort of a port of Fedora Linux on apple silicon), but since the Linux version you provide does not have the libraries for the arm64 architecture (aarch64 if I am not mistaken), F95Checker does not work on this distribution.
This is not really a problem given how few people use Asahi Linux, but if you are interested and if my skills allow it, I would be happy to help you build a version for this architecture.
Anyway, thanks for your work on this program
.Does anyone happen to have a link to the latest greentick #1166 build? As previously mentioned it looks like the Artifact links are expired!
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ya the link is there but when you go under the artifact section to download the download link is expired. So was just hoping there might be availability to upload it.
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I see what you mean. Seems like WillyJL or one of the others may need to help you. FaceCrap or r37r05p3C7
- Mar 7, 2019
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i have been neglecting this thread due to being busy with other things. thats probably not gonna change anytime soon as uni is starting again soon, but i will try to read up on what i missed in a bit.
i want to atleast get a release out finally, it would be great to get some feedback on this build:
linux on x11 seems to be working fine here, and windows and macos builds look fine but i cant test them. also would be nice to hear the status for linux wayland on this build, i included qt wayland plugins which should help.
i want to atleast get a release out finally, it would be great to get some feedback on this build:
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linux on x11 seems to be working fine here, and windows and macos builds look fine but i cant test them. also would be nice to hear the status for linux wayland on this build, i included qt wayland plugins which should help.
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I'm on Ubuntu 24.04. The window looks correct this time, with a title bar and maximize and minimize buttons. However, I can't interact with anything except the title bar. Clicking on something doesn't do anything. I don't get a log file, but this is the terminal output.
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Can confirm that this build seems to be working fine on macOS.
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Hi WillyJL,
As you might expect, the latest build works perfectly on Linux Mint (X11).
I still have the same problem on Mac, I have to launch F95Checker via a terminal. That said, I think it's a problem that only I encounter since it seems to work without problem for batblue on his Mac.
Does not work on Linux ARM64 (missing aarch64 libraries?).
Using VirtualBox, I tested on Fedora40 Gnome & Fedora40 KDE (X servers are Wayland for both), neither works.
Here is the terminal output :
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I can't test on windows, I don't have it on any of my machines and I prefer to avoid setting up a VM just for that
.Good Luck with your studies
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thanks Jarulf TribalJOB . in hindsight, the extra qt plugins for wayland would only help with parts of the app that use qt, which is to say only web browser windows and the tray icon. glfw and opengl are used for the main window, so that will need some extra work it looks like. i did bump the glfw version which is maybe why you now get better window decorations, not sure on the other stuff. ill install in a vm and try to see whats up, if i cant figure it out like that i will use the workaround that was suggested on github:
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and add a check in code itself to apply it when wayland is detected
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TribalJOB did you try moving the .app bundle to /Applications ? i remember something weird like this, if launched as .app the process does not get stdout and stderr, in terminal it does, and as .app from /Application it also does get them for some reason. i thought i made it work even if stdoutand stderr are missing but maybe i am mistaken
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good catch, forum shows it as 1,553 and i had not accounted for , in the number.
its still a chicken and egg problem, parsing human readable content with a deterministic script... i noticed there is a
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spec JSON blob at the end of the html with name, description and rating info, which would be machine readable, but again cant know if it will stay forever. still, all other attributes (except ones from the actual post content) use either class names or html structure which is still somewhat machine readable, while this relied on parsing human readable text, so using this JSON might be better for now, also avoids issues if xenforo translates the "Reviews (1,553)" text if you choose a different forum language.
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Not sure if it's helpful, but there are a couple of quirks to it on my system which I'm so used to that I didn't think to post about them.
First is that, like a lot of software, I have to mark the app as unquarantined the first time I download it, like:
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sudo xattr -cr /Applications/F95Checker.appNeither one is a big deal, but the second one might make it seem like the .app build isn't working now that I think about it.
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Latest Beta build is now at
And probably any other game where the vote count shows as zero. Although for me BaDIK is the only one with a vote count > 1000
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Don't know which version you're on, but regardless, even with the latest you'll need to do a full recheck on BaDIK to get the votes count showing properly again.
And probably any other game where the vote count shows as zero. Although for me BaDIK is the only one with a vote count > 1000
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This would be expected behavior, it happens with Windows as well via the Open File Security Warning.
Example Only:
IDK about your second issue, that is odd. DB Indexing maybe???
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I thought about that too, but the fact that it comes right up when you run it from the command line makes me think it has to be something about running the .app bundle specifically. My best guess is that Rosetta 2 is processing and caching all the libraries in the app bundle. It's certainly weird.