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Eclipse crash on startup #104
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Not reproducible on @archlinux. The log excerpts you provided are not enough to diagnose this. |
1733322782089.log |
Sounds like you tried to install plugins and it crashed, see #100. |
I do need some plugins for Eclipse, but although is not the solution; I uninstalled Eclipse, and removed the flatpak directory related to Eclipse.
Once installed, I added a JavaEE plugin that I need, and so far is working fine. When I removed the .eclipse directory, it did not work out for me, even without any plugins. It did not affect me too much (reinstalling from scratch), since all my work is in the eclipse-workspace folder, and Eclipse recognized without any issues. |
So you think it was update related? #12 is another unresolved problem. |
I think so, the same kind of error and probably the log generated would gave the same info as mine. But it is not a recurring error, the update before this one worked without any issues. Is the splash screen startup working well for you? I just get a small blank square on top right of my screen. A minor issue that does not affect me at all, but I wonder if it is another Wayland problem with Eclipse, and not the flatpak. |
See https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Eclipse#No_Splashscreen_Image as it is a Fedora related problem. |
This also bugs me. I have the same behavior on my system, instead of regular splash screen I just get blank square and after it eclipse start normally. I tried clean reinstall (removed the flat dirs related to eclipse) but it is the same.
Did anyone make a use of it? Do we have to do something after installing this package (gdk-pixbuf2-modules-extra)? |
Maybe I confused it because I was testing with a tarball instead of the Flatpak installation. |
It should be possible to include the extra modules in the flatpak |
Closing this derailed discussion in favor of #105 and the other crash reports. |
@rodtell I am also using flatpak eclipse in Fedora. |
See #67 |
@Mailaender Thanks for reply. It does not work! it's working via windows system. Looks like something is different with flatpak eclipse. @rodtell Any guess? |
I do not use Lombok, sorry I can not help you with this. |
Latest update is crashing.
It also generates a log file, but it is over 2000 lines long, I don't know if I should add it here on description. If so, I can add it later.
Fedora 41, GNOME 47.
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