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The Flatpak version of Element keeps signing me out or gets stuck in the loading screen once opening it after cold boot. #481
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This is something I noticed too. If you exit the application when it stuck like that, it may still have processes running in the background, and if you reopen the application without killing those processes first, it will log you out. |
Probably the same as #475. |
I can confirm. I have this issue as well on Fedora 40 KDE Spin. It's very annoying. |
openSUSE Leap 15.5 with KDE. Same Problem with Flatpak. |
Same issues #490. How is this being resolved? @SISheogorath FYI |
If we want to resolve this the first step is to make it reproducible. If this affects you, it would be useful to collect some data about your environment. What desktop environment are you running? What free desktop secrets service are you running? Was an Element process still running in background? What are your Element settings? Then try to build a VM or general environment that reproduces the issue deterministicly. I assume that's 60% of the work that needs to be done to resolve this, but it can only be done by the people affected. |
LM cinnamon 22, i am not running any secrets service, i killed all element tasks before signing in so no element tasks running in the background |
Please check the ticket #490, environbment info was provided. It was not only on my machine, but on my friend's as well. Every since the last update, Element flatpak signed out user on every run. We switched back to native Element Desktop version (non-flatpak) and it works just fine. |
So here is how I could kind of reproduce the issue:
What was observed?The tray icon disappeared as if the Element instance had terminated, but as the output of the commands show, there are still 2 instances running. However, there is no longer an instance lock. What can we conclude from that?Since a missing session lock, but multiple writers are not supported by Element, we'll probably get corrupted session data. Given that we have multiple people saying it's happening only in the flatpaked version and we do some fancy on-the-fly injection using Alternative explanation, given that it seems to effect people running Linux Mint with cinnamon, which only runs on X11, it might be an X11 related bug. What are the next steps?Someone, not me, figures out, what the low-level problem is and talks to the necessary people to get it fixed. It's probably not directly related to this specific flatpak, but rather one of the base technologies, either upstream Element, zypak or Electron itself. |
This has been happening to me too. My setup is Gnome 47 on Arch Linux, running Wayland. I have no clue how to reproduce it. It happens about once every other month or so. After a (re)boot the app just spins. Once you quit it and then try to start it again you get this. It feels like this may happen if the network isn't quite up yet but the application gets started, as this happens consistently on my laptop (WiFi) but never on my desktop (wired). The app is set to start on login in my case. |
#465 seems to also be this issue. |
This also affects users running Qubes OS. |
When i tried to open my Linux Mint pc after a cold boot, then open the app, the app gets stuck in the loading screen for too long, so i had to quit and open again, this time it signed me out of the client. then i had to sign in again but it still gets stuck in the login screen and did not load into the main interface. so i had to open the app again, sign in again, then finally got into the main interface. how annoying is it.
i hope the devs will fix it ASAP :((
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