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Tried installing the Snap version of the PDK on Ubuntu 22.04.1, and it didn't work like it was supposed to. When I ran ubports-pdk.pdk run command, guess what, the first thing I saw was an error saying that OpenGL was not supported by my display, after which I switched from Wayland to Xorg, and when I ran the same command, the result was different as the window of the emulator finally appeared, however what seemed strange to me, is that the OS itself started booting normally (as in, the Ubuntu Touch was displaying inside of the emulator's window and not the bootloader) only when I pressed Ctrl + Alt + F1 (switched from TTY2 to TTY1) and then pressed Ctrl + Alt + F2 (switched back to TTY2). And this obviously seemed like an issue to me since there was absolutely no mention of this being an action required to run the emulator properly, so I went to the issues section of this repository and I found many issues that were supposed to be patched and fixed, and that however still existed in my version of the installation, so I thought there might have been a possibility of the Snap version being, well, severely outdated, which made me want to try the version cloned from this repository. Guess what once again, when I downloaded THIS version, at least half my issues were gone. What I mean by that is, the previous issues completely disappeared, but 2 new issues appeared instead. For example, when I tried to run any of the ubuntu-touch-pdk commands, such as setup, pull and even run, a warning appeared that said images.sh: line 7: qemu-system-x86_64: command not found, and when I tried to execute run command in my terminal, a new warning appeared in the addition to the old one, images.sh: line 138: qemu-system-x86_64: command not found. Obviously, when I installed qemu-system package via deb, the emulator has started working perfectly... on Xorg. When I switched BACK to Wayland, while it worked much better than with the Snap version of PDK, all that worked was the display, as in, there was absolutely no input. No matter what I did, the cursor inside of the virtual machine didn't move at all, so obviously Xorg was a requirement. All of this is to ask you to please remove the Snap version, and tell people to clone this repository and use the script, and also to make installing QEMU and using Xorg a requirement. Thank you very much.
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Tried installing the Snap version of the PDK on Ubuntu 22.04.1, and it didn't work like it was supposed to. When I ran
ubports-pdk.pdk run
command, guess what, the first thing I saw was an error saying that OpenGL was not supported by my display, after which I switched from Wayland to Xorg, and when I ran the same command, the result was different as the window of the emulator finally appeared, however what seemed strange to me, is that the OS itself started booting normally (as in, the Ubuntu Touch was displaying inside of the emulator's window and not the bootloader) only when I pressed Ctrl + Alt + F1 (switched from TTY2 to TTY1) and then pressed Ctrl + Alt + F2 (switched back to TTY2). And this obviously seemed like an issue to me since there was absolutely no mention of this being an action required to run the emulator properly, so I went to the issues section of this repository and I found many issues that were supposed to be patched and fixed, and that however still existed in my version of the installation, so I thought there might have been a possibility of the Snap version being, well, severely outdated, which made me want to try the version cloned from this repository. Guess what once again, when I downloaded THIS version, at least half my issues were gone. What I mean by that is, the previous issues completely disappeared, but 2 new issues appeared instead. For example, when I tried to run any of theubuntu-touch-pdk
commands, such assetup
,pull
and evenrun
, a warning appeared that saidimages.sh: line 7: qemu-system-x86_64: command not found
, and when I tried to executerun
command in my terminal, a new warning appeared in the addition to the old one,images.sh: line 138: qemu-system-x86_64: command not found
. Obviously, when I installedqemu-system
package via deb, the emulator has started working perfectly... on Xorg. When I switched BACK to Wayland, while it worked much better than with the Snap version of PDK, all that worked was the display, as in, there was absolutely no input. No matter what I did, the cursor inside of the virtual machine didn't move at all, so obviously Xorg was a requirement. All of this is to ask you to please remove the Snap version, and tell people to clone this repository and use the script, and also to make installing QEMU and using Xorg a requirement. Thank you very much.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: