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Signal Desktop unable to send in previously functional version; Wayland support broken in later versions #5825

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quinndiggity opened this issue Mar 21, 2022 · 8 comments

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@quinndiggity
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Unable to send messages on Signal Desktop - in recent Signal Desktop releases Linux/Wayland support was broken, forcing users to pin to a previous version (or be entirely unable to use the application). Messages (but not reactions) are now being rejected by the Signal service for the functional application version, which is preventing use entirely again.

Screenshot from 2022-03-20 18-17-03
Screenshot from 2022-03-20 18-10-36

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other users are experiencing the issue as well #5741 (comment)

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#5719

@scottnonnenberg-signal
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@quinndiggity Can you say more about the workarounds available today? Perhaps the Xwayland compatibility stuff can make the latest version work?

Also, 5741 doesn't seem related at all.

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pm4rcin commented Mar 21, 2022

For me Signal works with XWayland just fine. I run it on KDE as well as on dwl 0.3 (based on wlroots) on Arch. I haven't tried calls recently but messages work fine for me. What are you using @quinndiggity?

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somoant commented Mar 22, 2022

The same for me (Fedora 35, Gnome 41), I used the 5.26 version because of wayland support broken and is not possible anymore

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somoant commented Mar 28, 2022

Looks like a fix in the electron was merged to main branch

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somoant commented Apr 8, 2022

it's working again from 5.38 version, can be closed

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Hooray 🥳

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